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Back to the Future replica Nike trainers sold for Michael J Fox foundation

The shoe was designed with Tinker Hatfield, the production designer Fitflop Chada who created the original for the film, and the glowing blue LED soles, which light up with a pinch at the top and glow for five hours has been described as one of the biggest technical challenges the company has ever faced.

They still don't self lace, like Fox's do in the film, shrinking neatly onto the star's pint sized feet but they do look exactly the same.

'The aesthetic is an exact match, down to the contours of the upper, the

glowing LED panel and the electroluminescent Nike in the strap,' said a Nike spokesperson.

There are 1,500 pairs of the shoes in total every day, 150 will be auctioned via eBay, with proceeds going to the Michael J Fox foundation, which helps sufferers of Parkinson's disease. Michael J Fox himself suffers from Parkinsons.

Every day, auctions will begin at

4.30am UK time and run for 24 hours.

Icon: Michael J. Fox first got to grips with the sneakers in Back To The Future Part II

Fundraising drive: Michael J Fox leaves the Letterman studio

Considering that Nike has displayed a complete lack of ehtics in re associating itself with Michael Vick, the notorious and unrepentant abuser of dogs, I find it incomprehensible that anyone Fitflop Chada would purchase anything from this company. I am unsure why Nike supports the torture and maiming of fitflop sale dogs, but I find it reprehensible. Vick only gives lip service to the ludicrous idea that he is reformed in order to make himself more marketable. A personality that is so warped as to engage in dog fighting, let alone doing so while earning millions of dollars, is beyond any redemption. Nike should be ashamed to pay him to represent them.

Someone mentioned about "normal people" not being able to get hold of them, having only made 1500 surely this was obvious from the start. Easy money for Nike.