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Nike Air Mag "Back To The Future" 417744-001 (Regular)
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Code: 417744-001 | Colour: Jetstream/White/Photo Blue
Style:Mens,Textile synthetic upper,Comfortable textile lining,High,Made In China.
Immortalized in the 1989 film 'Back to the Future II,' the Nike Mag was finally released to the public in September 2011. Though the shoe lacks the self-lacing feature, it's an aesthetic match to its filmic counterpart, complete with an electroluminescent Nike logo on the strap and glowing LED arrays at the midsole and heel. The 2011 production run was limited to 1500 pairs and released through charity eBay auctions where proceeds went directly to Michael J. Fox's Foundation in finding a cure for Parkinson's Disease.
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Nike Air Mag "Back To The Future" 417744-001 Jetstream/White/Photo Blue (Regular) Sneakers
Nike Air Mag "Back To The Future" (Regular) Grey high quality,The appearance is exactly the same as the official website,and authentic Nike Air Mag all come from the same city factory. We have the best batch (best reps). We gurantee good prices (You will get what you paid). Do NOT bait and switch. As you know, bad quality will ruin our reputation. We are on the way to be a known trusted seller.All pictures and videos are from real shooting.
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Code: 417744-001 | Colour: Jetstream/White/Photo Blue
Style:Mens,Textile synthetic upper,Comfortable textile lining,High,Made In China.
Immortalized in the 1989 film 'Back to the Future II,' the Nike Mag was finally released to the public in September 2011. Though the shoe lacks the self-lacing feature, it's an aesthetic match to its filmic counterpart, complete with an electroluminescent Nike logo on the strap and glowing LED arrays at the midsole and heel. The 2011 production run was limited to 1500 pairs and released through charity eBay auctions where proceeds went directly to Michael J. Fox's Foundation in finding a cure for Parkinson's Disease.