One thing that stood out among viewers were Nike’s Air Mag sneakers created for Michael J. Fox‘s Marty McFly. It would be years before we’d see Nike add the Air Mag theme to another shoe, ...

Those 2011 Nike Air Mag sneakers are cool and have worked their way through the sneaker resale market for an average of over $6,000, according to resale analytic site, Campless. But, they did not ...

It’s been a couple of weeks since Nike ended the eBay auctions for the Nike Air MAG’s, but it’s necessary to spread the word to those who don’t know, just how much money was raised.

This isn't the first time for the Nike Air Mag. In 2011, the company released 1,510 pairs of a sneaker based on the futuristic BTTF 2 prototype—no power laces, but otherwise pretty similar.

If you missed out on the official Nike Air Mag shoes back in 2011, you can now get a much more affordable officially licensed replica for your Marty McFly costume.

Nike Air Mag Step into the Future! ⚡👟 #NikeAirMag #BackToTheFuture #Sneakerheads. Posted: May 27, 2025 | Last updated: May 27, 2025. Step into tomorrow with the iconic Nike Air Mag!

Photo via Nike. Just in time for Back To The Future Day, Nike’s self-lacing shoes are officially here. The shoe giant originally released its “Nike Air Mag” kicks in 2011 that were based on ...

Not too soon after, Nike SNKRS launched a small teaser of the iconic Nike Air MAG with the date reading 10.4.16. Nonetheless, it’s safe to assume that Nike has something up its sleeve scheduled ...

Nike Air Mag officially announced, don’t actually lace themselves. by Sam Sheffer. Sep 8, 2011, 10:45 PM UTC. Nike set nerd hearts aflutter everywhere last night with a teaser video for the Air ...

In 2015, Marty McFly slipped on a pair of Nike Air Power Laces, white-and-gray high-tops with teal specks and wrap-around ankle straps, which self-fastened electronically. Now, four years earlier ...

Nike Officially Releases the Air Mag By Lou Dubois • Published September 8, 2011 • Updated on September 8, 2011 at 5:47 pm Nike is going back to the future.