'Foot Fungus', 'The Homeless 1s' and more: Nike trolled for new recyclable sneakers
While the brand refers to the adventurous shoes as 'the new definition of R&R (Rest & Recreation)', shocked sneakerheads on Twitter compared them to items that were 'picked out of a landfill'. However, every review is not terrible


Nike claims that the ISPA trainers are breezy and light. They call these sneakers a sanctuary that no one would want to step away from. On its website, Nike explains the concept behind the key feature of its design."Key feature to this concept is designing with product end of life in mind," it refers to the shoe's ability to be readily disassembled. With the help of this feature, the product can be recycled easily. As per the description of the product, consumers can give this shoe at a nearby Nike store which will be given a new life through donation or recycling.Despite the internet mockery, opinions on Nike's ISPA Mindbody sneakers are still divided, with some praising their comfort and design and others criticising both their appearance and price.Read all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News,India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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