Quick Facts
- Bright yellow covers the CC and 22 textured side panels that wrap around the entire silhouette, the tongue, and the laces
- The canary yellow colorway draws attention to the double Swoosh placement on the side panels, with a smaller Swoosh in bright blue and the larger one beneath it in metallic green
- The Nike Caitlin 1 Warning Code will be released Holiday 2026
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The wait is over. After months of Nike Kobe PEs inspired by Caitlin Clark’s favorite movie, board game, video game, pop star, and more, the Indiana Fever point guard is finally rocking her own shoe, debuting the Nike Caitlin 1 late last month. Now, after letting the cat out of the bag, Caitlin is ready to roll out new colorways, including a Tweety Bird yellow pair ahead of tonight’s Fever-Sparks matchup in Los Angeles.
Caitlin Continues Her Signature Run in Yellow
The Nike Caitlin 1 Warning Code debuted at a Fever practice this week, with the team’s official Instagram page graciously dropping a sneaker-focused hard post to give us all a better look. Bright yellow covers the CC and 22 textured side panels that wrap around the entire silhouette, the tongue, and the laces.
The canary yellow colorway draws attention to the double Swoosh placement on the side panels, with a smaller Swoosh in bright blue and the larger one beneath it in metallic green. The blue and green motif continues on the toe and heel, with blue on the toe and more metallic green on the heel. Caitlin’s double-C logo mixes both colors on the tongue against the yellow. Fun fact: the colorway is actually an inversion of the Caitlin Blue colorway.
Nike Caitlin 1 Warning Code Release Info
The Nike Caitlin 1 Warning Code will be released Holiday 2026 through Nike and select retailers in-store and online. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price is set at $140. For all the latest Nike Caitlin 1 news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever App.
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