Nike Air Mag Release Date Set On Spring Of 2016! Limited Stocks Expected

The Nike Air Mag has been recently revealed during "Back To The Future Day" and Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) himself wore the first ever signature shoes of the movie equipped with the self-tying power laces.

One thing, however, is in the minds of fans of the movie and sneakerheads - when will the official release date of the Nike Air Mag be?

It was however revealed in a report by Sneaker Bar Detroit that the release date of the signature movie kicks would come out in spring of 2016.

Without any official words aside from that, a report from Mashable revealed how Nike is expected to release a very limited number of shoes, just like how they released the 2011 version of the sneakers.

Nice Kicks publisher Matt Halfhill reportedly told the website that the demand of the Nike Air Mag could possibly be high but Nike could stick to a limited amount only.

"The anticipation for this release is something that few understand," Halfhill told the source. "I don't even know if everyone at Nike realizes just how much demand there is for this shoe."

In addition to that, the site also stated how Nike only released at least 1500 pairs four years ago but proceeds of the show went to the Michael J. Fox foundation, which supported people suffering from Parkinson's disease.

Meanwhile Nike, Inc. President and Chief Executive Officer Mark Parker left a few words with SBD telling the story of how they created and innovated the shoe game after they created the Nike Air Mag for the movie and announced a release date for the public.

"We started creating something for fiction and we turned it into fact, inventing a new technology that will benefit all athletes," Parker said.

"By imagining the future, we create it. Product that comes alive, with on-demand comfort and support when you need, product that senses you and adapts to you is right around the corner."

The exact release date of the Nike Air Mag may come in April 2016.

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