How's it goin', everybody? Sebastian here bringing you an unboxing from the not-too-distant future of 2015.
Now when we do these unboxings from the far-off times, normally people want to talk about the latest hoverboard
or brand-new hover conversion done on a classic car. But what if we could
do something about that footwear of yours?
That's right, we're gonna be talking about Marty's shoes from the year 2015.
Alrighty, guys, here we have the top of the box with a nice Back to the Future Part II logo on it
The sidings, nothing to write home about, the pattern from the insole--I'm sorry--
the rubber sole of the shoe with the gray and the blue flecks.
On the left side of the box, we have Back to the Future and the sizing info sticker--size 9.
Now you know what size shoes I wear. Also the Universal logo, as they are officially licensed.
And on the right side of the box, the Back to the Future logo again and, same as the front,
not much on the back at all.
Now, let's get to opening this up. These shoes are from halloweencostumes.com and they are made
in conjunction with Universal Studios to put together as close a pair as possible with, you know, with some
inaccuracies for the sake of mass production but I think they're gonna turn out pretty nice,
especially from the photos.
And, let's see, there we go! The shoes themselves.
Now the one thing you will notice that is missing clearly is the Nike "swoosh" logo and the Nike logo on the front
and on the back the Air Mag name of the shoe, right on the heel there,
and that is because, with very few exceptions, Nike does not actually
license out their name or image to anyone.
Even the amazing Hot Toys Marty McFly on his Bruins, his Nike Bruins, the red "swoosh" on the side is missing.
But nonetheless, these are actually really, really good, just getting to look at them.
I'm pretty impressed. That's not bad, they've got a good weight to them, they kinda feel like a little bit on the
hiking boot side of the weight but not necessarily that heavy.
The rubber feels good, this is a little more yellow than in the film. In the film they were actually, I think,
a lot clearer than this. And that's the bottom of the shoe. That looks good!
The LEDs here should be red, yellow and green and then blue in the center here.
I'm seeing the switch on the back. Let's get these switched on.
There we go. That doesn't look too bad!
And there's no lights on the other side, just like in the movie.
Let's see what's under here. So that is the velcro and that reveals the micro-USB port and the
power button there and this should be on the opposite shoe as well.
And on the inside, just the standard shoe paper stuffing there. And, by the feel of it, it is!
The insole is removable. There you go, clear look at that, just a gray insole.
So, if you're going to use these for cosplay, you can put your own insoles in them and that
is incredibly thoughtful of them.
Let's take a look at what else is in the box here.
We have the left shoe. Again, there is the bottom. Still missing the logos, but I'm actually pleasantly
surprised with the way these look! For 100 dollars, which is what they cost, that is not bad at all.
These are gonna sit on my shelf with my Hoverboard and my Lego DeLorean and my Flux Capacitor.
But that's...this is really impressive. Normally you have to have these custom made or, if you've got the change
to drop, and make a donation to the Michael J. Fox foundation on eBay, they will be re-issuing
official Nike Air Mags that do power-lace in 2016.
But that looks good. Very, very soft, this very, very thick outer area to the shoe.
It kinda feels like an Ugg boot. It's not furry on the inside, but very, very thick.
And that's--I'm actually really, really impressed with the look and at least the build quality on the face of them.
When I try these on we'll get a better idea. And then the last thing in the box is the charging cable,
which is two male micro-USBs and that means you can charge both shoes at the same time.
And they look really, really good and you can also, for sizing, un-velcro the entire strap from the shoe.
Now, a little bit of information about the shoe itself. The LEDs are rated for 8000 constant on hours,
that's their lifespan. On a full charge, they will last about half an hour, but some of the reviews put them at
quite a bit longer than that. And that's pretty impressive.
So let's to trying these on and getting an idea about how they fit.
Alrighty, guys, I have brand new socks put on. Let's give these shoes a go. Alrighty.
Move this out of the way.
Get this on, undo the strap.
Make this easy as possible to throw on there.
Oh! That's actually nice and soft around the top of my feet. I thought I was making a little joke about the Uggs
but that's actually kinda what it feels like. It kinda feels like slipping on a big, fuzzy Ugg,
except without the internal fuzz. Alrighty, let's get this light turned on in the back.
Get the velcro strapped around the...there we go. Not going too tight.
And I am wearing the stock insole in the shoe, I haven't put the one that I normally use in there,
especially because I wanna feel what it feels like right out of the box.
Get these strapped back on, get the power turned on here, with the little switch. There we go.
That doesn't feel too bad at all!
That's actually not bad at all, they fit really, really well. They fit like my normal Nike shoes.
[Shuffling]
I'm getting a good feeling you could probably go around all day in these and not kill your feet
like I would expect a regular costume shoe to feel.
If you've got a portable battery charger for your phone or something you could keep these charged all day.
They actually don't feel bad and they look really good! I like that a lot!
These are gonna go on my shelf, but if you were gonna wear these for a 2015 Marty I don't think
you'd be disappointed at all.
Thank you very much for watching, guys.
I hope you enjoyed this video and I hope you go check out these shoes, halloweencostumes.com,
link will be down below in the description. For a hundred bucks, I don't think you can go wrong,
especially when the Nike official ones that are usually auctioned off for the Michael J. Fox foundation
go into the several thousand dollars a pair, which, they do go for a good cause.
But for the price you pay, for the price of admission as they say, I don't think these can be beat.
They look good, they fit surprisingly well if you were gonna use these for cosplay and I know they're
gonna be awesome on my shelf with my other Back to the Future stuff.
So once again, thank you for watching, guys. I will see you next time.