Crazy Nike Sneakers Made From Recycled Circuit Boards [PICS]

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This is one the coolest Nike shoes ever! Although it isn’t created or endorsed by the US-based sports giant, but at least it’s worth taking a look. Designed and created by junk-metal artist Gabriel Dishaw, the Blazer Pentium 1.0 Nike sneaker is made from recycled circuit boards and metal scraps. Not surprisingly, the sneaker weigh 15 pounds and has a height of 7 inch, width of 18 inch, and a depth of 13 inch.

“Using found objects from typewriters, adding machines and old computers, I take the items people no longer have use for and I carefully disassemble these items and then reassemble these together using metal wire creating my Junk Art,” explains the artist of his work. “I begin each sculpture with an idea of how can I take these found pieces of useless metal and insignificant objects and create something that everyone can understand and relate to.”

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