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Top 5 FAILED NIKE SNEAKER TECHNOLOGY!
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0:00 Top 5 FAILED NIKE SNEAKER TECHNOLOGY!
Nike is a greatest sportswear brand of all time, but that doesn't mean they haven't released sneaker tech that is always successful. The one constant has been Nike Air. however Nike has tried many different things to stay ahead of the curve, or to play catch up. Here are 5 examples of sneaker technology that just didn't work.
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1:50 Nike "Pump" Technology
Reebok had the Pump in 1989 which featured a revolutionary tightening system for your sneakers that pumped up air into the shoe to provide a better fit. Everyone remembers the Reebok pump basketball on the tongue, and those successfull sneakers are still being retroed by reebok today.
In 1989 however, Nike wanted a slice of the pie and created their own version of the pump technology with the Nike Air Pressure. This featured a pump that attached to the sneakers to allow them to be pumped up for a better fit. That was not very impressive with what Reebok offered, and who wanted to carry a pump with them?
Nike released 2 other pump models before dropping the concept completely: The Nike Air Command Force and Nike Air Force 180 High in 1991 made popular thanks to the Admiral, David Robinson. 2/3 of the Nike Pump sneakers have retroed
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