@@rodrigovillegas2263don’t worry bud, once you get an adult job you’ll realize the price for these shoes isn’t too bad at all compared to the other shoes Steve shows on his channel.
This would be really useful to accomodate the people who need it if it WASN’T SO OVERPRICED Someone please steal this idea and make it affordable I don't want these shoes to stay a gimmick for rich people but actually help others
They were marketed towards people like me who are disabled and struggle with shoes, but then they make the price so affordable you have to be fully healthy and working 3 jobs to pay for them 😂
@@Thecafienatedbear that's a standard living wage where I live and its barely enough to cover rent nevermind extras like shoes that cost a few hundred bucks. I'm failing to see what your point is.
@@KimmySaurusRex44have you been successful finding them secondhand or a dupe version. I completely agree though, it should t be possible to charge someone more simply for having different needs for the average person smh
@@forlexer I said it "looks" like a prototype, as in cosmetically. But really, does it look like they were extensively tested? One heel-check and both you and your shoe go flying.
@@markkealy4417 Fair enough. Still, I figured a company like Nike would make the shoes look less half-assed, but it seems like they understand that with their recent models of the shoes.
Apparently, I heard that the idea came about when a person suffering from cerebral palsy complained to Nike that putting on regular shoes was requiring him to routinely ask for help from carers. Nike listened to the suggestion and developed these, so that people with disabilities could just slip into the shoes, without needing to use their hands.
It does not. Had one pair for 2 years, even played tennis with them. Had to give them away because my feet are wide and it was tight even a number larger
Normal Nike shoes break in half nowadays. The quality has gone to trash. -Heel breaks off -heel padding tears after 2months because the fabric is to thin. -The to fabric breaks within 3momths where your toes bend, again too much plastic and too thin fabric. -The stupid mesh fabric makes them impossible to clean at the toes. -The Rubber underneath is 4times thinner than 10years ago, again to make them wear out after 6months. I've had Nikes wear out underneath from walking to work a couple of months.
Not at all, my elderly grandmother has trouble pulling slip-ins on and often needs help or a shoe horn. A disabled friend of mine owns these due to his condition making a firm grasp impossible. They are far more suitable for many conditions.
Oh God I need those so bad. After my car accident last year it's become a chore to try to bend over to tie my shoe strings. Before the accident it was no problem.
Useful for someone I know but not paying $300 just cause they’re a size 10.5. Useful shoes and people that need them can’t access them. Gotta love humanity!
I can definitely see this shoe just randomly "breaking" during an evening run and causing me to fall. Not for me, but I'm sure someone out there will find it useful
These aren't running shoes in the first place. They're specifically designed for people who have such limited mobility that they benefit from slip on designs
Some of the coolest looking adaptive shoes I have seen! I'm glad that I'm just randomly stumbling upon this stuff more lately bc hopefully thst means it's becoming more common and available for people who need it. I love that designers are working to make things useful and accessible AND fun and good looking
It is not a bad idea by all means, but as somebody who is working with orthopedic shoes, I would make the rubber band easier to replace in case it looses elasticity. Since the entire stability of the shoe depends on it, which is already rather weak. People with certain disabilities need stability in their shoes to ensure they do not fall and get injured. Still, a very nice design idea, I would be interested to test the shoe myself.
Yeah, they're just a slippers with back cover though. They have no stability and if you don't have any health issues already, you might get some whole using them.
This is genius! Not just because slipping them on and off the way everyone does is now tons easier and doesn't damage the shoe over time but also the implications this could have for amputees!! :D
i do wish that they were more affordable and possibly more secure, but it is nice to not only see a big brand focus on the disabled demographic. it can be such a pain to find shoes that slip on easily while also being supportive enough for my legs and hip, and said shoe looking nice is an always appreciated addition
I remember a reddit post about a woman getting these for her husband who has a mobility issue (don't remember) and her nephew who was staying with her for college straight up sold them on ebay and she kicked him out Pretty sure he was about to ship them so she was able to recover the shoes quick and return the money
My main concern is durability. Shoes suffer some of the harshest abuse out of all clothing. If the band or folding point breaks, it essentially becomes useless. I don't see such a shoe being cheap, either.
i love how my first thought was "oh, so you dont crack the heel when you put your shoes on" despite being somebody who would actually benefit from these in meaningful ways
These are actually so useful for so many reasons and at first i was like "yeah these definitely cost like 300$" but the cheapest i saw was like 64$ so thats nice. 👍🏼
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You can grab a pair of these at the link on the screen above the title!☝🏼
I bought the Jordan 1 FlyEase and it is easy to get on but it definitely takes getting used too
The link doesn’t even work
This could be the answer to all my problems
A hundred dollars, never mind I’ll just stick with laces…
@@rodrigovillegas2263don’t worry bud, once you get an adult job you’ll realize the price for these shoes isn’t too bad at all compared to the other shoes Steve shows on his channel.
Hip precautions, abdominal surgery, heart surgery, amputees, there’s many reasons this shoes is so useful.
It probably cost more their there hospital bills
@@freb0290 you better ask for that bill. You can dispute charges if they’re absurd. $500 for a pair of shoes can be disputed. Food for thought.
They cost like 160 cad
@@freb0290found some for 50
@@GuappaChoppawhere
Imagine you’re walking down the hallway in school, and someone flat tires you and everyone just watches your shoe break in half
LOL
Not just in school, kids. In airports and anywhere where its crowded or there's a queue this may happen
I have them, all that happens is when I take the next step it just goes back to normal
Ha. Ha. Yeah!! Giving you a flat tire is the first thing that came to my mind 🤣🤣🤣🤣
💀💀💀
Flat tiring ppl in the halls bouta go wild
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
bro you do that and the whole shoe splits in half 🤣
thats evil
For real 😂
They definitely didn't keep bullies in mind 😂
This would be really useful to accomodate the people who need it if it WASN’T SO OVERPRICED
Someone please steal this idea and make it affordable I don't want these shoes to stay a gimmick for rich people but actually help others
random Chinese dude will do it for you ASAP
Sketchers already has slip-ons and I find those pretty useful
Fr. Why don’t the dropshippers unite on this one
Yeah I'm disabled and these would be great if I could afford them.
@@CharlesSantoso_😂 fr
Ok so finally a luxury brand making wearable shoes. With some real innovation for comfort and not just some fashion statement without any comfort
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It costs 130€
They were marketed towards people like me who are disabled and struggle with shoes, but then they make the price so affordable you have to be fully healthy and working 3 jobs to pay for them 😂
It's called inflation. Even McDonald's is a 20 dollars an hour job.
@@Thecafienatedbearwhat? maybe in california lol
@idkwatimdoing8 products aimed at disabled people should not cost more than the average disabled person can afford. Otherwise what's the point.
@@Thecafienatedbear that's a standard living wage where I live and its barely enough to cover rent nevermind extras like shoes that cost a few hundred bucks. I'm failing to see what your point is.
@@KimmySaurusRex44have you been successful finding them secondhand or a dupe version. I completely agree though, it should t be possible to charge someone more simply for having different needs for the average person smh
“Double Barrel Shotgun” ❌
“Double Barrel Shoes” ✅
thats just this but sandals
Break Action shooooooe
You mean break action
Double Darryl shotgun
-H20 delirious
More like quintuple barrel shoes
It's definitely a cool concept, but it looks like a prototype released in the early stages rather than a properly tested and released shoe.
It's a released shoe...you think Nike doesn't test these?
They been out for some years now, but not easily accessible and overly expensive
@@forlexer I said it "looks" like a prototype, as in cosmetically. But really, does it look like they were extensively tested? One heel-check and both you and your shoe go flying.
@@razorhighflyerTheyre designed to come off when you step on the back of them. ease of use > defensive shoe design
@@markkealy4417 Fair enough. Still, I figured a company like Nike would make the shoes look less half-assed, but it seems like they understand that with their recent models of the shoes.
Its a crocs that always in sport mode 😂
Bro Is feeling like Iron-man💀☠️
Apparently, I heard that the idea came about when a person suffering from cerebral palsy complained to Nike that putting on regular shoes was requiring him to routinely ask for help from carers. Nike listened to the suggestion and developed these, so that people with disabilities could just slip into the shoes, without needing to use their hands.
I thought it was Jimmy Fallon idea😮
Bendys
It's a 20year old work in progress from germany.
They feel thrilled according to an article from 2021.
Almost a 200 dollar shoe is the opposite of accessible
Its cracy that this is pretty much how i always use even normal shoes😂 madelike they expect a lot of people to be lazy and/or disabled😂
Cp's really bad honestly
Flat tires at school gonna go crazy
Wait till it actually breaks in half 😂
How do you walk, Sir?
It does not. Had one pair for 2 years, even played tennis with them. Had to give them away because my feet are wide and it was tight even a number larger
Rubber degrade thru time, specially the band.
Looks like an accesoried slipper. So, they will have slippers.
Washing it after mud trudge💀
starts raining while outside 😂
All cool until you run💀
Dope you and Nike saving my back thanks
and my grandmas to
and my dad because he be always going back in fourth wit the milk so this helps him a lot I guess😢😢😢
@@Jay_RiceCakeechattin
@@slavintilthend he's jokin
@@lilx_king my point still stands??
To be honest these look cool but I’m wondering how long that band will last with consistent use
1+ and counting. 3x a week usage. Holding on very well.
165 days at least
Had mine for two years, still going strong. The sole has released a bit otherwise just great shoes.
The band looks strong enough, I'm worried about the joint coming apart
I'm six foot 5 280 pound military use they lasted 2 plus year I highly rate them
I always did this when I was a kid, it's beautiful to see that as a feature, I hope it gets refined and becomes popular
Been wearing a pair of these daily for 6 months and so far, they’re great. They get stuck on long pants though.
Normal Nike shoes break in half nowadays. The quality has gone to trash.
-Heel breaks off
-heel padding tears after 2months because the fabric is to thin.
-The to fabric breaks within 3momths where your toes bend, again too much plastic and too thin fabric.
-The stupid mesh fabric makes them impossible to clean at the toes.
-The Rubber underneath is 4times thinner than 10years ago, again to make them wear out after 6months. I've had Nikes wear out underneath from walking to work a couple of months.
This is actually something that could be very helpful
“Wait a second man imma reload real quick”💀
High heel Nikes
XD
Sketchers slip ins. So much more sensible, cheaper, way better execution, made for the same purpose.
Love my pair of slip ins!
Agree, also looks way better
Not at all, my elderly grandmother has trouble pulling slip-ins on and often needs help or a shoe horn. A disabled friend of mine owns these due to his condition making a firm grasp impossible. They are far more suitable for many conditions.
Putting shiny material on the shoes would make it look like something from iron man's suit
Making an Iron man x Nike would actually be so cool 😮
Finally. Well made advertisement
I Hope the people that actually need these can get a pair
Oh God I need those so bad.
After my car accident last year it's become a chore to try to bend over to tie my shoe strings.
Before the accident it was no problem.
Man’s sneaker collection grows every day
Buying this shoe? ❌
Putting your current shoe as sleeper ✅
😂😂😂
Useful for someone I know but not paying $300 just cause they’re a size 10.5. Useful shoes and people that need them can’t access them. Gotta love humanity!
Shoe makers : This will help you to wear this"
That one friend who always steps on my shoe :💀
How long of wear before the soul dries, cracks, splits, and falls apart? Can it be resouled?
All shoes fall apart eventually
Well at least you get flipflops
You probably mean sole. 😂
@@TheEnginator I do.
My soul fell apart long ago
They almost imitate 1% of crocs shoes power
Now i can be an anime character when they need to get to school in 10 minutes
Worker: "Oh no, i accidentally cut the sole in half! It's a reject now."
Production Leader: "Hol up. That might be a new product"
Finally those flaps on the back dont get stuck behind my feet
Sh-shotgun... Shoes? Shotgun shoes? We got shotgun shoes before gta 6? What?
I can definitely see this shoe just randomly "breaking" during an evening run and causing me to fall. Not for me, but I'm sure someone out there will find it useful
These aren't running shoes in the first place. They're specifically designed for people who have such limited mobility that they benefit from slip on designs
Is it waterproof?
Some of the coolest looking adaptive shoes I have seen! I'm glad that I'm just randomly stumbling upon this stuff more lately bc hopefully thst means it's becoming more common and available for people who need it. I love that designers are working to make things useful and accessible AND fun and good looking
Don't wear these shoes when you're hangout with your friends 💀💀
Why not
Why ?
@@PodHackerMasħthey will flat tire you XD
I did R.I.P I know what you mean
@@Welltygyvd What happened?
I got them they are so comfortable
I know, right!!
Are they good for running? I want new running shoes
Not really@@angelmaldonado5657
Looks like the balenciaga sock shoe
You getting flat tired at school:
The kids seeing how your shoe just broke into two pieces: 😶
My mum telling me not to step on the back of my shoe to pull it off because it will damage it:
Awesome
"finally,after 100+ years,we have updated shoes"
If you cut off the backpart you have a slide
Why not just buy a slide?😂
Slip on shoes - "nah"
Karate chop shoes - "yes !!!"
and someone just steps on it accidentally while walking behind you ☠️
I keep missing restock 😢
You can get them right now! I just bought them
Not size 10 😢
Great for older people 👍🏿 and mobility impaired
I really wish shoes like this were a trend, with affordable alternatives. It's just so amazing for people with mobility issues
As someone who struggles with simple tasks and can’t tie shoe laces due to learning difficulties this would be so helpful 😊
"Which double barrel did you get?"
"Jordans"
*runs* "ahhh man my shoe ripped"😂😂
Overall accessibility:
$2000
It is not a bad idea by all means, but as somebody who is working with orthopedic shoes, I would make the rubber band easier to replace in case it looses elasticity. Since the entire stability of the shoe depends on it, which is already rather weak. People with certain disabilities need stability in their shoes to ensure they do not fall and get injured. Still, a very nice design idea, I would be interested to test the shoe myself.
Add a magnet to make it last longer
"I'm old and on a pension, and these shoes are too expensive."
CHINA: "Give me a week."
Yeah, they're just a slippers with back cover though. They have no stability and if you don't have any health issues already, you might get some whole using them.
Everyone gangster until somebody at school flat tires you 💀
How do you want you shoes?
Half-built
I thought it was the perfect shoe for moonwalk 🥲
When i saw an ad for this, i thought it was just a new model of heels LOL
These need to be called the Nike shotguns
Everybody gangsta until the rubber band breaks😂
Your friends will never let you walk in peace with these on 😂
They will constantly step on the back of the shoe
254 pounds retail is crazy
Ay, the design is actually a dope idea, ngl
This is genius! Not just because slipping them on and off the way everyone does is now tons easier and doesn't damage the shoe over time but also the implications this could have for amputees!! :D
i do wish that they were more affordable and possibly more secure, but it is nice to not only see a big brand focus on the disabled demographic. it can be such a pain to find shoes that slip on easily while also being supportive enough for my legs and hip, and said shoe looking nice is an always appreciated addition
Imagine running away then someone just randomly stepped on the back of your shoes hahaha.
I feel like it’s gonna grab my sock and not let go
That’s the shoe I needed when the ice cream truck was out side
Someone steps on your shoe behind you-
I remember a reddit post about a woman getting these for her husband who has a mobility issue (don't remember) and her nephew who was staying with her for college straight up sold them on ebay and she kicked him out
Pretty sure he was about to ship them so she was able to recover the shoes quick and return the money
My main concern is durability. Shoes suffer some of the harshest abuse out of all clothing. If the band or folding point breaks, it essentially becomes useless. I don't see such a shoe being cheap, either.
**Random dude steps on your shoes** "Thas mine now" **Random dude grabs the shoe** **Random dude runs away**
These would’ve been incredibly helpful when I first injured my spine- love that accessibility it becoming so stylish
Not only are the extremely helpful for a lot of situations but they’re also fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥
That one centipede inside the shoe:
👁️👄👁️🦵🏻🦵🏻🦵🏻🦵🏻🦵🏻🦵🏻🦵🏻🦵🏻🦵🏻
i love how my first thought was "oh, so you dont crack the heel when you put your shoes on" despite being somebody who would actually benefit from these in meaningful ways
"RELOADING!"
*swaps socks*
This is about to take flat tires to a whole new level 😂😈
that one dude from tinder would love this "right into the action"
Then suddenly it rains 😅
They’re so easy to put and and off they fall off when you’re running…
These are actually so useful for so many reasons and at first i was like "yeah these definitely cost like 300$" but the cheapest i saw was like 64$ so thats nice. 👍🏼
Nah, bro got that Pacific Rim Mobility Leg Control
Imagine getting a flat tire. 😂😂😂😂😂
The official version of what I do normally
How easy would it be though to break the band?
Tip don't wear them whenever you with your friends 😉
First advancement in the shoe industry in 15 years
"Hang on, guys, let me reload my shoes rq" type shii
imagine running away from a wild animal but your shoe suddenly breaks in half 😢
tell me i’m not the only one who every time i step into those id think im iron man 😂
for a disabled person, these shoes are fly asf
That one kid who like stepping on heels: