Sometimes I wish they'd do a "retro" line of the style that was popular in 1982.  The running shoe they sold that year was the most comfortable one I've ever worn; none of the newer, supposedly better styles even come close, nor have any of the other brands of running shoes out there, to the point that I've about given up on sneakers altogether.

Those of you wishing ill upon Nike, shame on you.  Nearly everyone manufactures overseas because Americans all think they deserve and are entitled to a 6-figure salary.  You think Nikes are expensive now, the price would triple if the merchandise was made in America.

If you don't like their shoes, their labor practices (which are not out of the norm for the country they are manufacturing in), don't buy the product, but don't wish bankruptcy upon them.  Think about all of the Americans working for the company, from corporate all the way down to retail sales at Niketown.  If the company folds, that's a lot of people on our soil looking for work.

I have yet to have a Nike product fall apart or perform any other way than exactly how it was supposed to perform... and I am the type of athlete they design for, someone who will use and care for the product as intended.  Yeah, I just do it, and the products are right there with me.