The Nike GO FlyEase silhouette was initially designed by Tobie Hatfield as an accessible hands-free footwear silhouette that could assist those with disabilities to put on their own shoes independently. The convenience factor also makes the shoes attractive to the broader market, and its unique form and proven performance lifted the resale price of these sneakers to over $400 USD at one point in time.
Following the release of its first GO FlyEase sneaker, Nike introduced “Red/Black” and gum sole colorways as well as other accessible FlyEase silhouettes including the Nike Glide and React Ace Tour Golf.
The latest GO FlyEase offering appears in simple shades of “White” and “Sail.” The form remains unchanged, featuring a tension band, bi-stable hinge, and semi-detachable kickstand heel for hands-free wear and removal. Soft insole lining and Swooshes appear in black, mesh uppers are dressed in crisp white, and sail and black outsole grips are featured on the split sole unit below.
Take a scroll through the images above, and look for the Nike Go FlyEase “White Sail” to release on Nike’s website and select retailers for $120 USD.
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