Everything Will Be OK 2012

How high you can jump? It’s seems an uncertain question, let Nike’s new Cheap Shoes help you, they’ll not only help you answer the question, but can help you share the information with your friends on social media.

The athletic goods maker said Wednesday it will offer its Nike technology-equipped basketball and training shoes beginning on June 29.

Using a pressure sensor, Nike’s new Hyperdunk basketball shoes will measure data about how high a wearer jumps, as well as how hard and quick they play, giving a basis for improvement. In one mode, the shoes can record the data from a basketball dunk to video, which can then be shared on social networks.

Portland, Ore. based on Nike’s new Lunar Hyper Workout cross-training shoes will track data about how well a wearer does on certain workouts provided on a mobile app.

The technology expands Nike technology offerings. It has a similar program for running, which tracks how far runners go.

“People get motivated by information,” said Stefan Olander, vice president of Nike Digital Sport. “The more you know, the easier it is to keep motivated.”

Nike shares rose 95 cents to $105.90 in afternoon trading. The Discount Clothing and Wholesale Handbags stock have changed hands between $69.43 and $107.63 in the past 52 weeks.