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Adidas Micropacer
$140.00
Released January, 2009
The Pros:Unique "futuristic"/retro design with limited edition colour options. Built-in microprocessor records detailed running statistics. Small pocket in the right shoe for storing your house key.
The Cons:Not everyone will dig the out-there styling. Even the reissues are hard to find; they go for far more than the MSRP online.
The Adidas Micropacer is a high-tech men’s running shoe featuring a built-in microprocessor. Originally released in 1984, the Micropacer was then reissued in 2008 as part of Adidas ‘Flavors of the World’ series.
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The new version includes silhouettes of birds on the back/side panels, as well as a futuristic design with shiny colors that glimmer in the sunlight. Like its original, it contains a microprocessor mounted over the left shoe tongue—which functions as a pedometer, stopwatch, and LCD display. As for its construction, it features leather, nylon, and suede. Although it twinkles with bliss, it’s still durable, high-tech, and more than equipped for an exceptionally long jog.
Features
- High Tech Men’s Running Shoe
- ’Flavors of the World’ Series
- Bird Silhouettes
- Shiny Colors
- Microprocessor
- Pedometer/Stopwatch/LCD
- Leather/Nylon/Suede
- Durable
Color Options
- Adidas Micropacer Metallic Silver - $139.99
- Adidas Micropacer Black/Turqoise - $139.99
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Unique "futuristic"/retro design with limited edition colour options.
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Built-in microprocessor records detailed running statistics.
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Small pocket in the right shoe for storing your house key.
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Replica of the classic groundbreaking Micropacer with none of the limitations (LCD clock doesn't stop at 2009)
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Fair price point considering the history and built-in technology.
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Not everyone will dig the out-there styling.
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Even the reissues are hard to find; they go for far more than the MSRP online.
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