The oversized, yellow box came packed inside two additional boxes for secure delivery compliments of UPS. ?On the outside there is no style number, bar code, or MSRP, but alone sits the shoe’s size at the bottom of the official square logo of the Surplus Anti Gravity technology that the Nike MAG gets its name from. ?The box signed by Nike designers Tiffany Beers and Tinker Hatfield.
In the future, gravity alone and cardboard on cardboard friction will not close shoe boxes, but rather Surplus closures will secure our shoes.
Hinged at the top, the Nike MAG box opens to show the shoes with no tissue or silica packets to obstruct the first impression.
Securely packaged inside is the the pair of Nike MAGs, instruction booklet with warranty information, DVD, certificate of authenticity, and of course a charger for the onboard lithium-ion batteries that power the lights on the shoes.
Inside this packet is a large poster that doubles as an instruction manual, warranty card, as well as holds the DVD and certificate of authenticity.
Parras collaboration with Nike on its.
Thank you note from Nike, The Michael J. Fox Foundation, and the 5 million people living with Parkinson’s worldwide for supporting the cause to make the disease something of the past.
Certificate of Authenticity license plate. ?6453 is how one spells Nike with a touchtone dial pad. ?The next four numbers are the number of which pair one has.
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