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On Running created a wild new spray-on shoe. The process is called LightSpray and was inspired by glue guns. The method is a game-changer for footwear manufacturing, per NYT: ▫️It takes 3 minutes to finish the upper part of the shoe (see video) vs. 3 hours with stitching ▫️A... show more
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I love the glue gun-to-On inspiration. Reminds me of how James Dyson used the cyclone effect he observed in sawmills to make the Dyson Vacuum. I wrote about that an 10 other cross-industry innovations here (including how fracking led to autotune):

No word yet on whether On will make the spray-on shoe can from “Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs”

Hellen Obiri trying to win Gold in Women’s Marathon wearing these spray-on On shoes in a few hours

Haha exactly

So its a lot cheaper to make but still 300?

This whole process is very cool… but there’s no way that the setup only has “7 parts”. Something seems very off in the way they’re counting it.

"That’s pricey AF but I’ll prob get a pair for my long distance…300 meter walks to Starbucks." LOOL Looks like I'll have to try these out for NYC Marathon in November.

I’m a massive poser

Thanks, I hate it.

Will you hate them more or less when nonathletic folk wear them with LV sweats and Gucci top?
