Blake Bevin decided to create a pair of shoes where the shoelaces would tie themselves at the press of a button, just like in Back to the Future II, and came up with this fun invention. The Self Tying ...
They can use an iPad but not tie their shoe laces! Children are learning vital skill later than ever
As the nursery rhyme goes, one, two, buckle my shoe. But while today's children may be whiz kids on their Playstations and iPhones, they no longer know how to tie their shoelaces. A new report shows ...
When you first see the Lace-amatic shoelace-tying device you could be forgiven for wondering who would need, use or even want this product – after all, isn’t that why we have Velcro shoes? But for ...
An AVG Technologies poll of 6017 parents in 10 countries, which included 402 Australian mothers, found two-thirds of Australian kids aged three to five years knew how to navigate a smartphone or iPad, ...
Along with the hoverboard and time travelling Delorean, self-tying shoelaces were an iconic invention featured in the Back To The Future film franchise. Now they have become a reality and you can even ...
Tying a shoe lace is usual, and tying it in the same old way is ‘so old fashion’. Here are a few videos that will show you uniquely different ways to tie your shoe lace and stand out from the crowd.
I think we’re all aware that Nike wants to make self-tying shoes really, finally, happen. The world’s top shoe brand seems to think shoes you don’t have to lace up are the future. … And after testing ...
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