Max 1 … we did a golf shoe inspired by our

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Nike apparently thinks the future — or a better future — is now.
“There’s just something cool about it,” Tatum said. “It’s like a glove.”
Tatum was among a small group of pros who were brought to Nike’s Oregon headquarters to test the shoes out a few months ago, the list of players also including WNBA stars Kelsey Plum and Breanna Stewart. But the real testing — since the shoes basically are a piece of electronics — went well beyond some of the world’s best players seeing how they hold up to running and jumping and cutting.
They were soaked in water overnight, sprayed with water cannons for 20 minutes at a time, hammered with thousands of pounds of force in extreme conditions. The shoes still performed, and the bells and whistles still worked.
Put simply, they’re ready for sweat.
“They’re tested to such an extent,” Rice said. “You know, this is one of the most tested products that Nike’s actually ever produced.”In honor of “the party that is the Waste Management,” according to a Nike representative, Nike Golf staffers are wearing some extravagant shoes at the 2019 Waste Management Phoenix Open this week. Nike is referring to the collection of three different shoes as the “Lawn Party Pack,” and the shoes will be individually available on Thursday.
During the Wednesday Pro-Am, Nike staffers will be wearing a red-and-white “OG” Air Max 1 golf shoe. On Saturday, players will be wearing the “Green Day” grass shoes, with artificial turf on the uppers. On Sunday, players will be wearing the black/white/gold/money-colored “Payday” shoes.
Also, the “Payday” and “Green Day” shoes will be available as part of a pack, and they will come in a Waste Management-truck replica box. This pack will be “very limited” at retail on Nike.com on Thursday, according to a Nike rep.
Below is a bit more information, as per a Nike rep, and photos of the Waste Management Phoenix Open special Nike shoes“The OG – so this is based around the Air Max 1 … we did a golf shoe inspired by our running model. It’s coming out right now… what we wanted to do is use the momentum and what’s going on at Waste Management.”“Green Day. Saturday is Green Day. What if we had a grass shoe, grass camo. Just for fun. That’s where that started, and just something crazy that you wouldn’t expect to see on the course.”“This is another thing we’re doing for some of our promo athletes, and we’ve got a handful of these coming out to retail through Nike.com as well. So what we did was we created this box … we’ve got our compost (box), which is our grass shoe. We’ve got our recycling (box), which is the shredded money. Just all in one, in one nice packaging.