If you don't quite have these parts laying around, or the time or energy to put everything together, the creators actually made a Kickstarter page for bringing the shoes to market. Unfortunately, although the project was fully funded in October 2010, no product has materialized after a year. They're aiming for $150-$200 as the final price, but hey, why wait (or pay) when you can do it now with a pair of old sneakers you've saved since the '80s?
Update: John of CounterKicks tells me that the creator plans to bring the shoes to market in mid-2012, which would be about two years after the people pledged money on Kickstarter. That's a long two years to have someone hold on to your money without a product.
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