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Nike Free is technology developed by Nike, Inc. and Gerald Hartmann and incorporated into some of their athletic shoes. Nike Free simulates barefoot running while wearing a shoe.

As this shoe strengthens the muscles in the foot, runners are advised to gradually break into the shoe rather than immediately running long distances as to prevent muscle cramps and other discomforts. This is especially for amateurs as Nike Free shoes do not have as much cushion and shock absorbents as the traditional running shoes.

The way the shoes are constructed means that they are best used indoors (e.g. on a treadmill) rather than outdoors (e.g. road running) which is likely to accelerate its wear and tear.

In 2006 Nike released a new version of the shoe, the Nike Free V2, that addressed some of the durability issues in the earlier model. Among other changes, the heel and sidewalls of the shoe were redesigned to prevent tearing.

Transformers Sports Label is Takara Tomy's latest innovative toyline that features transforming licensed sports shoes! Painted in a blue, red, and white color scheme, this Convoy/Optimus Prime figure is capable of transforming into a 1/2 scale left shoe that looks exactly like the NIKE FREE 7.0 sneaker shoe that it's based on! In shoe mode, it measures 13cm in length and features real shoe laces that can be tied up at the top of the shoe to complete the transformation. Not only does the shoe mode resemble its licensed shoe counterpart, it also comes packaged in a cardboard shoe box just like the real thing does as a finishing touch! Now bring on the transforming socks! Or perhaps a matching right shoe to go with this one!