【My Sister in law Reluctantly Climbed on Top】

Just a month after announcing the sale date for its HyperAdapt sneakers,My Sister in law Reluctantly Climbed on Top Nike is offering fans another pair of self-lacing kicks -- except these ones are straight from Back to the Future.

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The company has announced a lottery in which nearly 100 pairs of a limited-edition version of the hightop Nike Mag sneakers, fashioned after the self-lacing shoes from the classic film, will be given to a number of lucky sneaker heads.

Starting Tuesday, Oct. 4 until Oct. 11, anyone can sign up to enter to win by buying a $10 ticket.

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All proceeds from ticket purchases will be donated to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research, the charitable organization named in honor of the Back to the Futurestar.

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If you're just into the self-lacing part, the HyperAdapt goes on sale Nov. 28. But if you're a hardcore sci-fi fan who wants to be a charitable do-gooder, entering the drawing for the iconic shoes is as simple as creating a Nike login I.D.

The winners will be notified on Oct. 17.

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