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View media item 1736481It's happening
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Is Pepsi Prefect suppose to be sugar and caffeine free?
It's a hat...from a small DC boutique (yes I know Major)...again you think they have the DROP on MAG info? And are confirming before everyone else?
View media item 1736661Dino always seems to have good info so I'm just going off that
Even if the Mags release 99% of us won't be able to get them, I don't see why Nike constantly gives us false hopes.
I have been unable to find any direct product info. All details should come at the unveiling. My guess is similar to Pepsi Max or Pepsi One.
Repped bro! Thanks for the info!not exactly info about the specific product in the bottle,but info nonetheless:
http://comicbook.com/2015/10/05/pepsi-releasing-pepsi-perfect-in-honor-of-back-to-the-future-ii/
It's 2015. The Cubs are in the playoffs and could actually be World Series contenders. There are shoes that tie themselves, wall-mounted widescreen TVs, and 3D movies and sequels are all the rage. And now, you can get Pepsi Perfect, the Back to the Future II softdrink of choice.
Pepsi is releasing the "Future-istic" bottle and rebrand starting October 21, 2015, the day Marty arrives in the future in the film. The Pepsi Perfect bottle will be a limited edition, with only 6,500 made. It'll also be a bit more expensive than your average bottle of Pepsi, running $20.15 (get it?).
"Fans have always been a little bit crazy about it," Lou Arbetter PepsiCo's senior director of marketing told USA Today in an announcement. "We're fans of this popular trilogy, and just generally, if you work at Pepsi you're fans of pop culture. The brand has made its mark in pop culture frankly since Michael Jackson moonwalked. We've been dancing in and around pop culture for a while, so we took this as another opportunity to have a little bit of fun."
1,500 of the Pepsi Perfect bottles will be at New York Comic Con, and fans dressed as Marty McFly can get it for free. Queue your last second cosplaying.
additional info:
SYNCHRONIZE YOUR WATCHES TO OCTBER 21 FOR A CHANCE TO SCORE A PEPSI PERFECT
If our calculations are correct, Pepsi will make the future a reality on October 21, 2015 and unlock limited quantities of Pepsi Perfect, available for purchase online while supplies last. Fans located in the U.S. can get their hands on 1 of 6,500 Pepsi Perfect bottles, each outfitted in a special collectible case. The 16.9 oz. bottles will contain Pepsi Made with Real Sugar and will sell for $20.15.
Nike is gonna get in on this Oct 21 action. Just watch and see
Nike is gonna get in on this Oct 21 action. Just watch and see
Nike doesn't ride on anyone's coat tails...nothing is gonna happen. NOTHING is happening at the 30th anniversary bash in CA and that's been confirmed through Universal who is running that shindig.
No one is giving that Tinker quote from earlier this year any weight anymore? That seemed like a pretty big hint, when the designer says 'we will see power laces in 2015, but there are still over 11 months left'.@yancancook90
That last statement "from Nike" is KEY. Yeah...always a sliver of hope and Jedi and I can eat our words and wash it down with Pepsi Perfect. But since Nike blew out press in 2011, I would think some fanfare to accompany a release. So unless it comes from Nike...duck tales. Think we can agree in that.
I woulda backed @lamekilla on Spidey though...he was floundering with Sony/Columbia. But in contrast Nike isn't hurting to make money...but I understand your point.
No one is giving that Tinker quote from earlier this year any weight anymore? That seemed like a pretty big hint, when the designer says 'we will see power laces in 2015, but there are still over 11 months left'.
Definitely not going back and reading through this thread hahaGo back and read some of the thread bruh. That quote has been taken apart a hundred different ways. And while some hold out hope, there are plenty of heads in here who no longer give that statement any weight.
On a side note...anyone interested in the Pepsi Perfect release...I THINK that the 1500 at NYCC are in conjunction WITH the 6500 on Oct 21.
But what about the Nike Mag power laces patent sheet from 2014? Was it a fake?