These Nikes are THICCCCCC! - Adapt Auto Max

Nike is an interesting brand. They're reasonably forward-thinking, and the Nike Adapt Auto Max has been out since November 20202 and features adjustable laces that you can control via an app or on the shoes. Sarah really wanted to check these out.

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CHAPTERS
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0:00 - No feet pics today!
0:20 - Unboxing
1:30 - Nike Adapt Auto Max overview
2:10 - Charging the shoes and battery life
3:46 - Sponsor - Grammarly!
4:21 - Setup and pairing
5:55 - Putting the shoes on
6:17 - Tightening the shoes
7:01 - Walking comfort impressions
7:40 - Overall impressions
8:45 - Weight impressions
9:47 - RGB Shoes!
10:23 - Final thoughts

[sufykazi]

"I have to update the firmware in my shoes"
I hope I never say those words

[CarputingYT]

Never change what you're doing, Linus Media Group writers. Y'all have the perfect level of throwing in jokes without being over the top, or without being under and boring. Y'all got the formula down pat lol.

[MaxRovensky]

“Here’s a feature I noticed - the lights are glowing”
Never change, Sarah

[VetBodGaming]

Sarah has been such an amazing addition to the team. She has cheerfulness that borderlines on obnoxious, without ever crossing the line, that always makes her videos fun.

[daltonz]

I love how different each host is on short circuit. Sarah brings so much fun energy and design perspective to these videos

[kidlzr]

Never in my life would I ever expect shoes to have firmware updates lol

[bluedogtransportwa]

The editors had too much fun on this 🤣

[SethFowler]

The Linus Sneaker Content we never knew we needed!

[GMxTekhe]

Absolutely love Sarah! She's so awesome.
On the shoes... Yeah, I thought having to update the firmware on my lightbulbs was bad...!!

[cliffgeo]

Sarah's hype gave me the serotonin I needed for the day! Also the update for dual colors is just absolutely😅

[MinistryOfMagic_DoM]

"Hang on guys I gotta charge my shoes!"

These are the things we can say in 2022. What a time to be alive.

[GallopingWalrus]

What I like about LMG, and especially Short Circuit, is that they can take a subject/object I'd have 0 interest in (in this case, shoes that aren't strictly practical), and get me to watch an entire video on it.
I've grown an appreciation for every host, as they all have something unique to their type of hosting, and make learning about their specialty actually entertaining.

Keep up the great work y'all.

[rajanbhateja]

I've missed Sarah in the ShortCircuit videos, she's so fun and enthusiastic

[frorencenightingale]

I'm disabled and once this goes down in price, this tech will be amazing for folks like me. I am currently wearing shoes 2 sizes too big just to have them laced permanently

THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING 😀😀😀

[younes]

i think we found what type of reviews sarah should do, linus and the boys would probably spend the majority of the video mocking people who buy sneakers but sarah is more relatable in this departement. SARAH for fashion products and secret shopper !!!

[DMulisha]

Sarah: “the app shows I have a right and a left shoe”

Editor: “lol no way” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[Viniter]

"I need to update firmware in my shoes" That's not the future I wanted to back to!

[zeekjones]

I like the smart shoe idea, they have the components to work as a pedometer.
The charge pad is pretty much two phone chargers attached to a board.

Needing to attach to a proprietary app, and the data usage, is kind of a bummer.

The only data the phone should interact with is direct functions, like the lights and fitting, and sensors as raw for use any compatible fitness app.
Not shady spy stuff for corporations, generally that sort of thing lowers value( like the 'cheap' smart TVs ).

[juan]

They could do some interesting things with future versions such as integrating pressure sensors into the footbed to aid in improving running form and gait. Also they should make the charger a weight scale and switch to a right angle cord or integrate it underneath so it can fit up to a wall. They should also use a pull loop as a switch for fully tightening and loosening them for putting them on and off.

[inverse]

"Upate the firmwware in the shoes" is a line we never imagined in the 2000s
This is worthy of r/brandnewsentences