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You can now buy Marty McFly's Nike Air Mag sneakers from “Back to the Future II” | Vogue France
Michael J. Fox Tries on the First Pair of Nike MAG Self-Lacing 'Back to the Future' Shoes
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Nike's self-lacing Mags are hot, won't catch fire | Engadget
