Pin Point Precision: Nike’s Latest Caitlin 1 PE Adds a New Tongue Logo
PublishedQuick Facts
- Featuring a two-tone mix like a Wu-Tang Clan shirt or Clark’s Iowa jersey, the pair has yellow on most of the upper but transitions to black with a gradient on the lower section
- In addition to Clark’s double C logo on the right shoe, a new location pin graphic on the left tongue logo looks like a map marker
- The Nike Caitlin 1 Yellow PE isn’t on the Nike calendar, so for now, we’re expecting this pair to be an exclusive only available to Caitlin
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Caitlin Clark is good from anywhere. The Indiana Fever star is known for her deep threes and incredible scoring prowess, and Nike took full advantage of that reputation with an ad spot last year pushing Clark’s range: “from anywhere.” Now, with Clark’s first signature shoe dropping soon, a new PE logo is helping mark every spot on her shot map.
From Here?
The Nike Caitlin 1 Yellow PE popped up, like most of the Caitlin 1 colorways we’ve seen so far, previewed by Clark herself in a disappearing Instagram Stories post. Featuring a two-tone mix like a Wu-Tang Clan shirt or Clark’s Iowa jersey, the pair has yellow on most of the upper but transitions to black with a gradient on the lower section, then fully to black on the midsole.
More interesting than the colorway, though, is a new tongue logo that we haven’t seen before. In addition to Clark’s double C logo on the right shoe, a new location pin graphic on the left tongue logo looks like a map marker. With Nike’s embrace of Caitlin’s long-distance shooting tendencies, we’re guessing the shape of the logo is a clear tie-in to her impressive shot map.
Nike Caitlin 1 Yellow PE Release Details
The Nike Caitlin 1 Yellow PE isn’t on the Nike calendar, so for now, we’re expecting this pair to be an exclusive only available to Caitlin. For all the latest Nike Caitlin 1 news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever App.
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