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Unique shoe developed which stands out from competitors

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Bending down to put on and lace up a pair of sneakers is a simple action that many of us take for granted. For those with mobility and movement challenges, Nike has created its first hands-free sneaker called the that also happens to arrive in the middle of a pandemic when minimizing touch is an important part of staying healthy.

Some who closely follow the footwear industry believe the GO FlyEase are Nike's long-awaited answer to the popular Crocs line of slip-on sandal shoes that often leave those with an eye for fashion weeping for the future of humanity. But while the GO FlyEase offer similar functionality-namely, the ability to easily slide your feet in and out of the shoes without the use of your hands-aesthetically, they look like a regular pair of laceless running shoes.

Unlike crocs, which use an optional ankle strap that can be flipped out of the way, Nike designed its new GO FlyEase with a bi-stable hinge mechanism that allows the sole to separate just before the heel portion, creating a larger opening to freely slide a foot in and out. The separated heel portion is held in place with an elastic tensioner band that also keeps the shoe securely closed while it's being worn and walked around in sans laces.

To make them easier to remove without the use of hands, the GO FlyEase also feature a protrusion off the heel that can be safely stepped on using the other foot to hold them in place while the shoe's bi-stable hinge mechanism is opened. Your days of physically kicking your shoes off and sending them flying down the hallway when you come in the door might soon be over.

You can argue that Nike's self-lacing Adapt sneakers inspired by the props in Back to the Future II are the company's first hands-free sneakers, and using the Nike Adapt smartphone app, they come close to being a hands-free solution. But accessibility is still limited because simply sliding your foot in without reaching down isn't easy, and the Adapt line is still priced well over $300. When first made available to select Nike fans starting February 15 (with worldwide availability coming sometime later this year), the New Go FlyEase will reportedly sell for around $120. That's still not as cheap as Crocs, but simply being an alternative to Crocs that don't look like Crocs is a huge selling point.

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You Can Slip On and Take Off Nike's New Sneakers Without Touching Them With Your Hands

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Bending down to put on and lace up a pair of sneakers is a simple action that many of us take for granted. For those with mobility and movement challenges, Nike has created its first hands-free sneaker called the that also happens to arrive in the middle of a pandemic when minimizing touch is an important part of staying healthy.

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Gaming console that can be handheld

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Different designs

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Bag:
-Hand crafted for 18 to 25hours
-Made out of crocodile skin

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If you happen to be getting a Porsche 911 or 718 setup for track use later this Spring (and why wouldn't you?), you may be among the lucky 40 who will be able to get your car fitted-and we mean precisely fitted to you-with what is being called by the Stuttgartians a "3D-printed bodyform full-bucket seat."

Porsche is offering seats that have a 3D-printed lattice layer that provides a customer-selected level of firmness: hard, medium or soft. ( Images: Porsche)

Porsche is offering seats that have a 3D-printed lattice layer that provides a customer-selected level of firmness: hard, medium or soft. ( Images: Porsche)

Just Like Race Cars (Almost)

Explains Michael Steiner, member of the Executive Board for Research and Development at Porsche, "The seat is the interface between the human and the vehicle, and is thus important for precise, sporty handling. That's why personalized seat shells customized for the driver have been standard in race cars for a long time now.

"With the '3D-printed bodyform full-bucket seat,' we're once again giving series production customers the opportunity to experience technology carried out over from motor sports."

Well, that last bit is sort of true because the first 40 seats are going to be prototypes for use on European racetracks and used with six-point seatbelts.

(Guess we should have mentioned that in the first paragraph.)

The Structural Approach

The seat isn't entirely 3D printed. The basis is a Porsche bucket seat. Then there is a sandwich construction, with an expanded polypropylene base support bonded to a layer consisting of a mixture of polyurethane-based materials; this is the 3D printed component and its function is to provide comfort.

The tailored part is that that comfort layer will be selectable: hard, medium, soft.

The seat is covered with a material called "Racetex."

Inside View

Because 3D lattice structures look cool, there are window panels in the seats that allow them to be seen by jealous competitors.

The driver's seat (the passenger seat is not being made this way because when you're racing you normally don't have anyone in the other seat) will be available through Porsche Tequipment.

Then, come mid-2021, the company plans to offer the seats through the Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur, the company's in-house aftermarket modifier.

Who knows where they'll go from there?

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Porsche Seats Get a 3D-Printed Structure

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If you happen to be getting a Porsche 911 or 718 setup for track use later this Spring (and why wouldn't you?), you may be among the lucky 40 who will be able to get your car fitted-and we mean precisely fitted to you-with what is being called by the Stuttgartians a "3D-printed bodyform full-bucket seat."

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Samsung’s oven, microwave, steamer and many more all in 1

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Nike Vapourfly- For the athletes, Carbon blade in the sole, which is then stored and released.
Optics- Owndays, customises the specs according to the customers preference
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Event Planner
Florist Services
Furniture
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Phones-
Boutiques
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Tattoos
Travel and Tour packages

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Nvidia’s Graphics Card that has high end Ray Tracing technology (better graphics rendering technology) accessible only with Nvidia’s Graphics Card

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- After sales service: "Spa for bags" if theres any defects/ dirty (cleaning, fixing)
- Free shipping if there's any damage
- service above is covered for a lifetime^

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Free data for music and chat with Singtel’s $13 plan.

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Dyson- Bladeless Fan