Nike's Go Flyease Sneakers Are Back To Consumers. Usually, You Don't Expect Others To Be Excited Except The Speculators, But The Situation Is A Little Different For Nike's Shoes. However, While The $120 Go Flyease Is Praised For Its Approachable Design, It Is Found Quite Difficult To Find For Those Who Can Benefit Most From It.
Go Flyease Caused A Sensation When It Was First Launched, Thanks To Its Bistable Hinge. This Design Allows People To Simply Step Into Shoes Without Having To Use Their Hands. The Problem Is That Nike Didn't Handle The Launch Well - The Combination Of Limited Supply And Hype Led The Resale Website To Raise The Price From The Original $120 List Price To More Than $400. Those With Mobility Difficulties Shared Their Difficulties In Finding Shoes On Social Media, Which Led Nike To Be Accused Of Using Accessibility As A Marketing Gimmick.
In Addition, Since New Versions Of Flyease Technology Are Usually Limited Edition -- Even If They Can Be Provided To Ordinary Consumers, They Are Not Helpful. Earlier This Year, Nike Designed The Boots For Gayg In Beijing. These Boots Can Be Worn With One Hand And Are Designed For People With Limited Dexterity. However, Although Other Equipment Of The U.S. Team Can Be Purchased, Flyease Boots Are Exclusive To Athletes.
Given This Situation, It's Nice To See That Shoes Are Finally In Stock - Although There Is No Indication Of How Much They Will Be In Stock. As Of The Time Of Writing, Some Sizes And Colors Have Been Sold Out.
Nike's Page Clearly Describes Go Flyease As "very Suitable For People Who Are Inconvenient To Move And Seek To Wear Easily", So It Is Not Difficult To See Who Its Target Audience Is. In Addition, Nike Also Pointed Out That This Pair Of Shoes Is Also A Good Choice For Those Who Need To Wear And Take Off Shoes Faster. This Is Because Inclusive Design Is Usually Good For Everyone.