The Evolution of the Nike Shoe

Since the '60s, Nike has revolutionized its shoe design. From the first sneakers to the "Oprah" shoe, see how they have evolved!

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1996

Track star Michael Johnson's famous gold spikes, weighing in at only three ounces, help him win the 200m and 400m gold at the 1996 Olympic Games. Carl Lewis, Gail Devers and other Nike-partner athletes win their own gold in Atlanta.

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