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Nike’s new sneaker innovation? No hands required – CBS News
Sports gear maker touts new footwear as helpful for people with disabilities, or just people in a hurry.

Nike’s new shoe can help athletes and non-athletes alike get out the door quicker. The sporting gear company on Monday unveiled hands-free footwear that offers faster dressing — and undressing.
The new laceless shoe, called the Nike Go FlyEase, doesn’t require wearers to use their hands to slip the sneaker on and off. That makes it suitable for people on the go as well as a range of athletes with physical disabilities, according to the compay.
Athletes and regular people can slip on the Nike Go…
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