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Kevin Durant, Bill Hader Appear In Commercial For 'Back To The Future' Shoes (VIDEO)

First Posted: 09/09/11 12:57 PM ET Updated: 11/09/11 05:12 AM ET

Back To The Future Shoes

If you're a child of the 1980s, here's something that will probably make your day.

Nike has released an advertising spot featuring Kevin Durant, Bill Hader and the incomparable Christopher Lloyd to publicize their new "Back To The Future" themed shoes.

The limited edition shoe is a futuristic model that's based on a glowing pair that appeared in the distant future known as 2015 in "Back To The Future II."

The advertisement itself may only be two minutes long, but it's a suitable fix for any fan of the beloved series.

Best of all, all proceeds from the limited edition shoes (only 1,500 pairs will be sold) will be donated to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.

Google founder Sergey Brin has offered to match all donations to the Michael J. Fox Foundation up to $50 million through the end of 2012, which will hopefully motivate buyers to bid high--but we're guessing that wasn't going to be an issue.

According to TMZ, the very first pair of the Nike Air Mag, which is what the futuristic footwear is called, was sold for $37,500 last night in Los Angeles.

We all know what Doc Brown would exclaim in reaction to that sum of money.

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If you're a child of the 1980s, here's something that will probably make your day. Nike has released an advertising spot featuring Kevin Durant, Bill Hader and the incomparable Christopher Lloyd to...
If you're a child of the 1980s, here's something that will probably make your day. Nike has released an advertising spot featuring Kevin Durant, Bill Hader and the incomparable Christopher Lloyd to...
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KeyWestDan
Progressive in Paradise
03:16 PM on 09/11/2011
That was awesome.
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OnMySoapbox
Would the GOP even pull the plug on Jesus?
02:19 PM on 09/11/2011
Best of all, all proceeds from the limited edition shoes (only 1,500 pairs will be sold) will be donated to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.
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spkninglsh
'Poor' Fridge Owner
11:20 PM on 09/11/2011
Love It!
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Imzadi
Proud Progressive for decades
08:22 AM on 09/11/2011
Jumping gigawatts!!
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nonyabusinessinpa
08:00 AM on 09/11/2011
$37,000 for a pr of seekers..........That person had more $$$ then brains!!
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KeyWestDan
Progressive in Paradise
03:17 PM on 09/11/2011
A: It's for a fundraiser. B: What's wrong with you?
06:25 AM on 09/11/2011
and the china kid made1000 of them for 12 a week
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KeyWestDan
Progressive in Paradise
03:18 PM on 09/11/2011
Thanks for interrupting this awesomeness to be a downer.

Maybe I'll invite you over for Thanksgiving so you can poop on the turkey.
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kahalaman
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06:36 PM on 09/11/2011
Ha!

That was good!
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Andy Shick
04:05 AM on 09/11/2011
I'm still waiting for my hoverboard and self-drying vest
08:37 PM on 09/10/2011
A hip hop artist from the UK bought the first pair for 37k. smh
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Dinkus850
11:34 PM on 09/10/2011
Why is that a smh moment? He obviously had the disposable income to spend and the money goes to charity. What's wrong with that?
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JoshuaLSmith
I hate this notion that I must agree with my party
02:39 AM on 09/11/2011
Socialism.
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nonyabusinessinpa
08:00 AM on 09/11/2011
has more cash then brains!!
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sacmom3
Watch out! They're wearing Hoodies!
07:57 PM on 09/10/2011
Why tease people with something they could never afford.
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IFGA
07:26 PM on 09/10/2011
Made in China or Singaore for $4.00 a pair and sold to stupid Americans for hundreds.
06:45 PM on 09/10/2011
would they be available to a middle-class American citizen?
06:53 PM on 09/10/2011
aw nevermind they're like 6000 dollups!
06:26 AM on 09/11/2011
what middle class
06:16 PM on 09/10/2011
i luv nike i have bout 5 pairs of them.
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nonyabusinessinpa
08:01 AM on 09/11/2011
and that's wort posting because?
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Imzadi
Proud Progressive for decades
08:22 AM on 09/11/2011
Guess he thought he was on Twitter...

;-)
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mclown69
Pot Smoking Political Junkie!
05:39 PM on 09/10/2011
Awesome! And its for a great cause!
03:23 PM on 09/10/2011
Why not mass market them, and donate a percent of each pair sold? This really pisses me off. I want a pair, too.
02:48 PM on 09/10/2011
why only 1500 pairs?
04:00 PM on 09/10/2011
Actually they have another 1500 pairs in reserve - just enough to cover the exchanges when these typical Nike shoes fall apart
02:04 PM on 09/10/2011
So, now adults are wearing light-up shoes? WTF! Are we seriously this juvenile of a culture? It's like those stupid Cores light bottles that change colors in order to tell you when your beer is cold. I can just imagine my longshorman grandfather who served in the army during WWII buying a bottle of beer because it changes colors when it's cold. You know what tells you when your beer is cold? Cold tells you when your beer is cold. And grown-ass people shouldn't wear shoes that light up. Geez. Stop the world, I want to get off.
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nonyabusinessinpa
08:02 AM on 09/11/2011
yup......PATHETIC AINT IT?!