Nike remains one of the most reputable and trusted apparel brands ever to exist, so when it announces an inaugural launch after over 50 years in existence, shoppers take notice. This was the case when ...

Care to slip into a shoe that’s all about accessibility and comfort-first? Well, that’s the idea with Nike’s revolutionary Go FlyEase shoe, which is getting a fresh, white look. A shoe that does the ...

Nike has recently unveiled its 2021 Tokyo Summer Olympics Collection, but there will actually be a certain pair of sneakers that will be exclusive to medal winners in the competition. The Nike Glide ...

Nike’s innovative FlyEase technology, developed using insights from the disability community, is coming to Converse. The sneaker brand announced that its legendary Chuck Taylor All-Star sneaker has ...

Nike has come up with a totally hands-free shoe! The Nike Go FlyEase could change how everyone puts on their shoes. Using a tension sole, the Go FlyEase lets you kick off your shoes without laces.

(CNN) -- Nike's newest shoe is "easy on, easy off" for those who can't put their shoes on without assistance -- or cannot be bothered. Called the Go Flyease, it's Nike's first pair of lace-less ...

Nike caused quite a stir earlier this year with the announcement of its first sneaker made with hands-free technology. Designated as the FlyEase, certain trainers feature a flexible heel that ...

Nike has a new sneaker on the way, and it's a major game changer in more ways than one. In recent years, the sportswear retailer has worked to make footwear more accessible for people with ...

Cooper Lewis wears his Nike FlyEase sneakers, which are designed to be quick and easy to get into, every day. "They're really the only pair that I have that actually fit and stay on my feet," says the ...

SEANA SMITH: Let's talk retail. It's a big debut happening. Nike launching a brand new shoe. Now this is a slip-on shoe, but it has a little bit of a twist. We want to bring in Reggie Wade for all of ...

True story: I’ve tried to turn just about every pair of low-top everyday sneakers I’ve ever owned into slip-ons. From Nike’s Metcons to my pair of Air Jordan 6 lows (that didn’t go well) to my Reebok ...