The highly popular Nike GO FlyEase silhouette allows those with disabilities an accessible shoe that easily slides on and off the foot. The debut iteration of this shoe which was built with inclusivity in mind, sold out immediately with a resale price upwards of $400 USD leading to public frustration against bots and resellers.
The new sneaker colorway features a black tension band and a bi-stable hinge with a semi-detachable kickstand heel which holds the shoes open for easy and convenient hands-free entry and exit. The upper is dressed in red with orange and pink accents reminiscent of a sunrise. The mid-sole is solid white and is supported by black, pink, and red paneled outsole grips.
The shoe will retail for $120, with a release date and details yet to be announced. Time will tell whether Nike GO FlyEase sneakers will be more readily available.
In other sneaker news, take a look at official images of the Nike Glide FlyEase Premium in “Mesa Orange.”