Overview
- Taurasi declared Clark “the obvious choice” for Nike’s next signature model and said her own children would be wearing it
- Industry watchers, including KicksFinder, expect Nike to reveal a Caitlin Clark logo before year-end, signaling a dedicated shoe launch
- Clark has only received player-exclusive Nike ID colorways and limited Kobe 5 Protro editions to date
- Her eight-year, $28 million endorsement deal with Nike highlights the commercial appeal driving demand for a signature sneaker
- Dr. Ryan Brewer estimates Clark’s collegiate and WNBA stints have generated about $118 million in economic gains for host cities