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Wednesday, August 10, 2005

Nike Creates Shoeless Shoes



Of course, Nike is still a shoe company, so it isn't suggesting literally running barefoot. Instead, it's marketing a line of running shoes and trainers called Nike Free. The footwear is designed to emulate the motion of running au naturel. I would love to take these for a test drive, but I'm not ready to buy just yet.

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