Official Look at Caitlin Clark's Nike Kobe 5 Protro "Indiana Fever"
Name:Caitlin Clark x Nike Kobe 5 Protro 'Indiana Fever'Colorway:Midnight Navy/Bright CrimsonSKU:IM3207-400MSRP:$190 USDRelease Date:June 30Where to Buy:Nike
Update:In a surprising turn of events, it was revealed earlier this year that some of Caitlin Clark's Nike Kobe PEs will end up landing on retail shelves. Included is this 'Indiana Fever'-themed take on the Kobe 5 Protro that we discussed previously. Now, following a delay to its launch date, we have a complete set of imagery highlighting what to expect from the shoe. As noted below, it sports the franchise's blue, red, and gold, with gradient effects present at the Swooshes and heel. Release is now expected to take place on June 30 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $190 USD.
Original Story:Caitlin Clarkhas quickly asserted herself as one of the biggest names in women's basketball, thanks to her dominant NCAA tournament runs at the University of Iowa and electric rookie season with theIndiana Feverin 2024. It didn't take long for the rising star to confirm asignature shoe dealand while fans eagerly anticipate its arrival in 2026, two of her Nike Kobe PEs are set to drop this year.
Clark sported an 'Indiana Fever'-themed take on theNike Kobe 5 Protrolast year and it is now said to be releasing this summer. The pair integrates the team's navy, red, and gold with the deep blue covering a majority of the shoe. Red comes in the form of an eye-catching 'Bright Crimson' that accents the shoe at its tongue, laces, heel, and Swooshes.
At the time of writing, Nike Basketball has not yet confirmed that Caitlin Clark's 'Indiana Fever' take on the Kobe 5 Protro will be releasing to the public this summer. Stay tuned for updates, including a complete look at the sneaker, as it is currently expected to drop on June 1 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $190 USD.
caitlin clark's 'indiana fever' nike kobe 5 protro will be dropping this year, with a release date currently set for June 1
Nike Kobe V ProtroIM3207-400Midnight Navy/Bright Crimson$190
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