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Go FlyEase is Nike's first hands-free sneaker (Credit: Nike.com) Matthew Walzer, who was born with cerebral palsy, had overcome most of the mobility and motor skills challenges associated with the congenital disorder by the time he turned 16 in 2012. However, with limited dexterity in his right hand, one essential task remained elusive — tying his shoelaces. Realizing there were probably millions of others facing a similar challenge, he reached out to his favorite shoe company, Nike, for help. Little did the teenager know that his heartfelt request would lead to the creation of Go FlyEase...

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Nike sneakers made for Barack Obama are going on sale for $25,000 Chelsea Ritschel © Provided by The Independent A pair of Nike sneakers designed for former President Barack Obama are set to go on sale for $25,000. In 2009, the sneaker brand designed an exclusive pair of Nike Hyperdunk basketball shoes for the 44th president in honour of his documented love of basketball. While the former president has one pair, another pair of the shoes also exist, according to Sotheby’s, which notes on the item's listing that the sneakers up for sale are “considered one of only two pai...

Sotheby's Lists President Barack Obama's Exclusive Nike Hyperdunk PE for $25,000 USD (Update): Whoever cops needs to shoot a video of themselves rockin' the kicks, draining a 3 and yelling "That's what I do".