Nike’s self-lacing shoes can now be controlled by Siri enabling customers to loosen and tighten their shoes with their voice. The 2019 Adapt Huaraches are equipped with Nike’s futuristic FitAdapt motorised lacing technology, its third iteration to integrate the system, following the release of its $350 Nike Adapt BB trainers at the start of this year.
Siri will now be integrated into its FitAdapt system for the first time, meaning users can talk tell their iPhone or Apple Watches to “release my shoes”, as well as input shortcuts for the “individual’s most employed features of the shoe”.
LEDs on the bottom of the Adapt Huaraches, which are a loose revamp of the models first launched in 1991, can also be controlled by Siri allowing users to customise their colour with their voice.
