Caitlin Clark Put Up Buckets in a Sunset Gradient Nike Caitlin 1 at the WNBA All-Star Game
PublishedQuick Facts
- Starting with a golden yellow-orange on the top half of the upper, the rippling, repeating “C” and “2” textured upper paneling transitions to a fuchsia pink on the bottom half, with a sky blue outsole underfoot
- The Double C tongue logo and triple-Swoosh side panel logos mix silver and metallic blue for a stacked accent
- The Nike Caitlin 1 Indiana Fever PE isn’t on the Nike release calendar
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All-Star Games are all about the first five minutes. Sure, there are winning shots at the end and highlights throughout, but for games that often devolve into playground-level antics, the first few minutes are often what we remember the most. In Saturday’s WNBA All-Star Game, Caitlin Clark took full advantage of the early spotlight, dropping in 11 of Team Spoon’s first 13 points, going on to finish with 17 in the star-studded win.
All-Star Heat
More important than the exhibition game, though, was Caitlin’s footwear. Breaking out yet another colorway of her new Nike Caitlin 1, the Fever star previewed a gradient pair in orange and sunset pink with hits of blue and silver on Instagram during Saturday’s All-Star festivities. During the game, Caitlin matched the blue soles with her blue All-Star jersey to sunset the winning hopes for Team Coop.
Starting with a golden yellow-orange on the top half of the upper, the rippling, repeating “C” and “2” textured upper paneling transitions to a fuchsia pink on the bottom half, with a sky blue outsole underfoot. The Double C tongue logo and triple-Swoosh side panel logos mix silver and metallic blue for a stacked accent.
Nike Caitlin 1 Indiana Fever PE Details
The Nike Caitlin 1 Indiana Fever PE isn’t on the Nike release calendar, so for now, expect this pair to be an All-Star exclusive for the Indiana sharpshooter. To keep up with all the latest Nike Caitlin news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever App.
Images via Caitlin Clark/Indiana Fever

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