Nike releases three new easy-don shoes

Beaverton, OR-based shoe giant Nike in March released three athletic shoes newly fitted with its Flyease entry system, designed for children and adults with disabilities (See “Nike launches easy-don Flyease high-tops,” August 2015, page 66). The LeBron Soldier IX Flyease and Pegasus 32 Flyease are available now in retail stores and at nike.com, and the Flex Run Flyease will be available beginning May 1.

Beaverton, OR-based shoe giant Nike in March released three athletic shoes newly fitted with its Flyease entry system, designed for children and adults with disabilities (See “Nike launches easy-don Flyease high-tops,” August 2015, page 66). The LeBron Soldier IX Flyease and Pegasus 32 Flyease are available now in retail stores and at nike.com, and the Flex Run Flyease will be available beginning May 1.

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