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February 5, 2021
Teen With Cerebral Palsy Writes Letter To Nike That Inspires Hands-Free Shoe Design.
February 4, 2021
Why The New Nike Hands-Free Shoes Are Winning Hearts Worldwide Sabrina Mathews Last Updated February 10 2021, 06:39 PM Nikes GO FlyEase launch has caused a stir on the internet worldwide and were not surprised why. The genius that is this shoe is par excellence in design and innovation; From celebrities to us commoners, we are all somehow aspiring to grow our own Nike sneakers collection. Be it your usual Air Jordans, Air Max or Air Force 1 collections, a true sneakerhead will treat their Nike...
February 4, 2021
How a teenager with cerebral palsy inspired these new shoes from Nike This past week, Nike came out with the Go Flyease, the brands first-ever hands-free shoe. Thereâs a special history behind it and it all started with one man struggling with cerebral palsy. Posted at 11:02 PM, Feb 03, 2021 and last updated 2021-02-04 02:54:25-05 (KERO) â This past week, Nike came out with the Go Flyease, the brands first-ever hands-free shoe. Thereâs a special history behind it and it all star...
February 3, 2021
A Hands-Free Shoe From Nike Nike has launched a new shoe that takes accessibility to a whole new level. The GO FlyEase is Nikes new hands-free shoe, designed to be accessible to athletes of all abilities. Nike introduced the new Nike GO FlyEase Monday (Feb 1st). The shoe features a bi-stable hinge, which makes it possible to put your foot into the sneaker without the use of hands. The shoe also features a midsole tensioner, which allows the shoe to remain secure once its on. Nike saw the ...
February 3, 2021
Nike’s New Hands-Free Sneaker Is Being Called a Win for Disability Design Health.com 2/2/2021 © Provided by Health.com Courtesy of Merchant Nike introduced its first-ever hands-free sneaker, the Nike GO FlyEase, on February 1, and its origin can be traced back nearly a decade to when a boy with cerebral palsy wrote a letter to the company. Matthew Walzer, now 25, was born two months premature, weighing only two pounds, 14 ounces. His lungs were not fully developed, and so his brain did ...
February 3, 2021
Inspired by those with disabilities, Nike designs hands-free shoe Nike and last updated 2021-02-03 16:00:24-05 BEAVERTON, Ore. â Nike has designed a shoe thatâs easy to put on and take off without your hands, a helpful feature for those with disabilities. The Nike GO FlyEase is part of a line of sneakers that was originally inspired by a teenager with cerebral palsy. Nike said in a 2015 press release that designer Tobie Hatfield developed the FlyEase line after receiving a letter from...
February 2, 2021
“Disability Design For The Win!”: Here Are Nike’s New Sneakers That Require No Hands BoredPanda staff We spend a big chunk of our lives sleeping. On average, a third of it. Now, likewise, we spend quite a bit of our lives in shoes as well. Granted, it’s not a third of it, but a significant part regardless. So, it goes without saying that shoes have to be designed in a way that would not hinder our lives. One of the biggest innovators in shoes—Nike—has come out with a pair of sne...
February 2, 2021
The Nike GO FlyEase is designed to be accessible to athletes of all abilities. Credit: Nike The GO FlyEase is Nikes hands-free shoe, designed to be accessible to athletes of all abilities. Author: WTHR.com staff Updated: 1:56 PM EST February 2, 2021 BEAVERTON, Ore. — Nike has launched a new shoe that takes accessibility to a whole new level. The apparel giant introduced the Nike GO FlyEase Monday. The shoe features a bi-stable hinge, which makes it possible to ...
February 2, 2021
A letter from Matthew Walzer inspired a line of easy-entry footwear from Nike. Nike has unveiled its first completely hands-free sneaker: the Nike Go FlyEase. Nike FlyEase is an easy-entry footwear system designed by Tobie Hatfield that was launched in 2015. Over the last half decade, Nike experimented with a variety of no-lace solutions ranging from Velcro to zippers to cable dials before launching its first hands-free sneaker - but the inspiration for this "accessible and empowering design" c...