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Marty McFly Would Love These: Jordan Brand Unveils Its First Self-Lacing Sneaker

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Announced yesterday (Nov.11), Air Jordan 11 Adapt sees Nike's groundbreaking self-lacing technology first introduced in the Nike MAG will now take arguably one of Jordan Brand's most popular Air Jordan silhouettes to another level.

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