Wearing Nike Sports Shoes Does Not Require Hands To Help Physically Handicapped People.

Nike has designed a special zipper mechanism to make it easier for people with disabilities to wear shoes without the help of others.

The Soldier 8 series sports shoes will help more physically handicapped or inconvenient consumers.

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Nike, as the most representative manufacturer, has never been afraid of trying new technologies.

The latest example is Nike's new Zoom Soldier 8 series.

This sneaker is specially designed for people with disabilities, such as amputees or special people with stroke and cerebral palsy.

The Zoom Soldier 8 uses the technology called Flyease, specially designed a special zipper mechanism to make it easier for people with disabilities to wear shoes without the help of others.

If you put on these sneakers, you don't need your hands. Just one hand can open the lock of your sports shoes and put them on and then fix them.

According to Fast Company's report, Nike started developing the system 7 years ago, and chief executive Mark Parker also specifically requested the Tobie Tobie, the creative design director, to design sneakers for those who lost their right or stroke.

Although Flyease technology has been published, but

The mechanism will continue to be studied and improved.

"We know we can continue to make progress," Tobie Hatfield said. "But we are progressing faster than we can imagine."

It is reported that the Soldier 8 series sports shoes will be listed in July 16th, and will help those physically handicapped or inconvenient consumers.