The Nike McFlys

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Can you believe it’s been 18 years since the second BACK TO THE FUTURE, and still no hover board on the market? People should stop spending all their energy on building faster computers, smaller mp3 players, and cell phones with built-in microwaves, and get us our damn hover boards!

What you’re about to see is a step in the right direction. There is a grassroots organization making waves online known simply and cryptically as the MCFLY 2015 PROJECT. Their goal is to persuade Nike to manufacture the shoes made famous by Michael J. Fox’s character, Marty McFly. You know the ones, with the automatic laces and the ability to adjust to the size of your foot.

Who knows if this is for real or not, but I’d like to think that it is. It’s refreshing to see people coming together and fighting for a common and worthy cause to try and actually accomplish something good. It’s websites like this that provide me with hope for the future of the human race. Fight for your rights and sign up over HERE.

Source: McFly 2015

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