Credit: Xpand
With Nike HyperAdapt retailing at $720 (if you can get your hands on a pair),1 plus their complexity, & the need to keep the batteries charged, you may have decided that self lacing shoes are not for you.
Good news is that the Xpand Lacing System adds most of the same functionality to your own shoes, without any of the disadvantages – for as little as $5 per pair.
New Atlas
http://newatlas.com/xpand-lacing-system/40295/
Gear Junkie
https://gearjunkie.com/xpand-lacing-system
Indiegogo project
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/xpand-lacing-system-shoes/x/9010251#/
Kickstarter project
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/914635363/xpand-lacing-system/
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1 Sneaker News: “How To Buy The Nike HyperAdapt 1.0”, http://sneakernews.com/2016/11/14/how-to-buy-the-nike-hyperadapt/ / Xpand traditional shoelaces shoelace tied in a bow hide the lace-ends inside your shoes new Xpand lacing system uses elastic laces slim anchors keep your shoes comfortable looking slick elastic laces bulky toggles hang outside the shoe Xpand system providing a means keeping your shoes laced tightly discreet and unintrusive manner designed by Charles Harris partnership with Seattle-based Pillar Product Design Xpand system lace shoes normal laces Lace Anchor lace-end and adjust desired tightness lace-ends trimmed off excess optional additional clip provides a tidy finished look Lace Anchors worn either inside or outside shoe worn inside they rest flat against the inside of the shoe comfort ensure wearer's laces look no different to conventional laces worn outside the shoe look more understated and streamlined than other solutions anchors and clips made of made of fiber-reinforced resin laces elastic rubber available in a variety of colors allows users to put on their shoes in three seconds flat system is easy enough for five-year-olds to use strong enough for triathletes Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign Xpand system production and roll-out /
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