NIKE AIR MAG 2011 BACK TO THE FUTURE MARTY MCFLY US 12 UK 11.5 EU 46 WITH BOX

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NIKE AIR MAG 2011 BACK TO THE FUTURE MARTY MCFLY US 12 UK 11.5 EU 46 WITH BOX:
$6100.00

If you are looking at the following sale, then you know about the product. Just in case you didn\'t, feel free to read the details below:I was fortunate to attend the Back to the Future event back in 2011 in LA and was one of the people that won the online sale via . So, the shoes have are in immaculate condition, only removed from the box to inspect.Please check out the pictures and if you have any questions please let me know. Package includes Nike AIr Mag Shoes, Charger, Poster, Nike card, and Box.These are not the self lacing edition. Need to know more about the shoes, see below:Back to the Future, the first in a trilogy of films, was a box office success. In 1989, Nike Inc. designer Tinker Hatfield was asked to create a shoe for the second installment of the series, which was partly set in the then-futuristic year of 2015. The shoe had features such as light-up panels and self-fastening laces.Over 15 years later, an online petition that asked for the return of the shoes caught the attention of Tinker Hatfield. With the help of footwear innovator Tiffany Beers, they began to build the Nike MAG from scratch. They worked on the shoes for approximately six years and had to restart about three times. After thousands of hours of work, the shoes were a perfect replica of the 1989 Nike MAG worn by Marty McFly. The shoes feature an electroluminescent out-sole, space age materials, and a rechargeable internal battery good for 3,000 hours. They are the first rechargeable pair of footwear by Nike. Power laces, a prominent feature of the shoe in the film, are not present. Nike has gone on record saying Mag is not meant for heavy activity and should not be worn for recreational purposes.A limited quantity of 1,500 pairs were saleed on on September 8, 2011 and proceeds are currently being dedicated to the The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson\'s disease research. 10 additional pairs, packaged in deluxe presentation boxes, were sold exclusively by Nike at live sales around the world, for a total of 1,510 pairs.A total of US$4.7 million was raised from the online sales. Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google, and his wife Anne Wojcicki agreed to match all donations of the Michael J. Fox Foundation, up to US$5 million through the end of 2011. This brought the total proceeds from the online sales up to US$9.4 million.