Props to whomever at Nike PR got this article released. Now I want a pair. Its better to be controversial (Uber, Lime, Bird) these days than on the up and up. Help us fight for consumer rights!
Comparing these shoes to Uber's issues seems a bit odd. Particularly since there isn't anything all that amoral about them.
Just the initial Uber launch issues. I view municipalities questioning whether Uber should be allowed to operate in their jurisdiction as akin to should these shoes be legal in races.
Ah, that makes a whole lot more sense. I completely misunderstood.