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I saw this last night but will people really buy them? Is the movie well known by twentysomethings and younger?
I saw this last night but will people really buy them? Is the movie well known by twentysomethings and younger?
Cool idea, but CHRIST, Durant can't act for .
I don't get the fascination with these shoes. They look like moon boots. Only uglier. Who would truly want to own a pair?
And why would someone pay $37,500 for them? Stupid.
lol the guy at the desk is this guy from the first movie:
There are only 1,500 pair being made and they're being auctioned on EBay. I've heard bidding is at $75K currently.
I thought these were badass until I realized that they don't power-lace. Considering that, I don't see the big deal. We've had shoes with lights since the 80s, and they probably could've also matched the futuristic design 20 years ago as well.
Not that anybody needs power lacing shoes; just hard to believe people are s ing out thousands for this gimmicky product that doesn't even perform the gimmick.
Actually it looks like they're at $5-6K now. Still a great idea for raising money for Parkinson's.
lol the guy at the desk is this guy from the first movie:
"Maaaaaaaaaaayor!"
lol
wait 2 weeks and ebay is gonna be rolling out with rip offs of this shoes from china.
I doubt anyone is buying them to wear them.
Doesn't matter. No power laces = not Back to the Future shoes.
Dude, the power laces aren't due until 2015.Doesn't matter. No power laces = not Back to the Future shoes.
Well they've got 4 years, then.
And they better have figured out self-fitting and self-drying clothes too, dammit!
ing. Hoverboard. Now.
I just want the Delorian. Go back in time and buy stocks for myself.
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