Tag: Nike

Nike Air Foamposite One “Fighter Jet” Returns Fall 2027

Brandon King

The Nike Air Foamposite One “Fighter Jet” is reportedly making its long-awaited return in Fall 2027, bringing back one of the most distinctive camouflage designs in Foamposite history. First released in 2013, the military-inspired sneaker is expected to return with its signature Black, Hyper Red, Dark Grey and White color scheme. According to early release reports, the upcoming retro will carry style code JU5867-001 and a reported retail price of $240. Nike has not yet officially confirmed the release. A Camouflage Classic Returns When the original “Fighter Jet” Foamposite One…

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“Triple Black” Nike Caitlin 1  Releases January 5, 2027 for $140

Brandon King

Caitlin Clark’s signature sneaker is going dark. Nike Basketball is expanding its Caitlin 1 lineup with the upcoming “Triple Black”Nike Caitlin 1 in a stealthy new colorway scheduled to arrive January 5, 2027. The predominantly black design covers the upper, midsole and outsole, delivering a clean, understated look. Metallic Silver accents beneath the Swoosh add contrast, while Caitlin Blue details on the tongue bring a signature touch inspired by Clark herself. The shoe also features Clark’s “CC” logo and handwritten No. 22 detail, keeping the Indiana Fever star’s personal branding…

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Lawsuit Accuses Nike, NSAF of Mishandling Alleged Sexual Assault of Teen Athlete at Elite Track Program

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A federal lawsuit alleges a 16-year-old athlete was sexually assaulted during Nike’s Elite Program in Beaverton, Oregon. The complaint also accuses Nike and the National Scholastic Athletics Foundation of failing to provide adequate supervision and mishandling the athlete’s report. A federal lawsuit against Nike and the National Scholastic Athletics Foundation (NSAF) is raising serious questions about athlete safety and adult supervision at an elite high school track and field program. Filed in federal court in Oregon in September 2026, the lawsuit was brought by the family of a 16-year-old athlete…

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PE Corner: Oregon State Beavers Unveil Nike Vaporposite Pro PE Cleats in Signature Orange and Black

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The Beavers are getting their own exclusive Nike football cleats, complete with bold team colors and custom details. Nike continues to deliver team-exclusive footwear to its college football programs, and the Oregon State Beavers are the latest to join the PE lineup. The Beavers have unveiled their own Nike Vaporposite Pro PE football cleats, featuring a bold orange-and-black color scheme that represents the school’s identity. The reveal was shared by Oregon State football. A Bold Orange-and-Black Design The Oregon State edition puts the Beavers’ signature orange front and center. The…

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“Mystic Dates”Nike Air Max 95 Brings a Berry-Toned Look for Fall 2026

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Nike is giving the women’s Air Max 95 a seasonal makeover with the upcoming “Mystic Dates” colorway, a rich combination of berry, pink and burgundy-inspired tones that fits right into the fall sneaker rotation. The new colorway puts a fresh spin on the iconic Air Max silhouette, combining layered materials with a deeper color palette that stands apart from traditional neutral fall sneakers. A Closer Look at the Nike Air Max 95 “Mystic Dates” The sneaker features a mix of Mystic Dates, Desert Berry and Pink Smoke, creating a gradient-like…

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“Purple Venom”Nike Caitlin 1 Is Coming With a Wild Caitlin Clark-Inspired Story

Brandon King

Caitlin Clark’s signature sneaker lineup is getting a little darker — and a lot more intriguing. The Nike Caitlin 1 “Purple Venom” is scheduled to release December 12, 2026, adding another striking colorway to Clark’s growing signature sneaker collection. But there’s more to this pair than its purple presentation. The “Purple Venom” reportedly draws inspiration from Clark’s Iowa roots and the unique vision of hawks, which can perceive ultraviolet light that humans cannot. That concept creates an interesting connection to Clark herself: seeing the court differently, recognizing opportunities others might…

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Nike Adds Another College Program as Ohio Bobcats Join the Swoosh

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Ohio Athletics has officially joined the Nike family. The Ohio Bobcats are making a change at the apparel level, announcing a new five-year partnership with Nike that will outfit the university’s athletic programs. The agreement gives Ohio Athletics a new apparel partner while adding another college program to Nike’s growing roster. For Nike, it is another addition to a college sports landscape that has become increasingly competitive between the major apparel brands. 🟢 What We Know Nike’s College Sports Battle Continues The Ohio deal comes at an interesting time for…

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Ole Miss Is Leaving Nike for Adidas in Massive 7-Year Deal Worth More Than $20 Million Per Year

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The Nike era at Ole Miss appears to be coming to an end. The Rebels are set to leave Nike and join Adidas beginning in 2027 as part of a reported seven-year agreement worth more than $20 million annually, according to reports. The deal is expected to run from July 1, 2027 through 2034, bringing an end to Ole Miss’ relationship with Nike that dates back to 1999.  And this isn’t simply an apparel switch. The reported Adidas agreement is expected to include significant NIL commitments for Ole Miss athletes,…

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FIRST LOOK: “Dr. Doom” Nike Air Foamposite Pro Is Coming Back for Black Friday

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One of the most recognizable Foamposite colorways ever is reportedly making another comeback. The “Dr. Doom” Nike Air Foamposite Pro is expected to return during the 2026 holiday season, bringing back the sinister black-and-white look that made the sneaker an instant classic. The reported release date is Black Friday, November 27, 2026, with a retail price of $240. And there’s an even bigger reason for the return: 2026 marks the 20th anniversary of the original “Dr. Doom” release. The “Dr. Doom” Is Back The “Dr. Doom” Foamposite Pro originally debuted…

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Nike Says Jordan Brand Is Going Back to Scarcity: Fewer Retro Releases Are Coming

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Jordan Brand may be about to change the way sneakerheads buy Air Jordans. Nike CEO Elliott Hill says the company plans to reduce the volume and frequency of select Jordan Retro releases, acknowledging that the brand has been putting too much product into the market. During Nike’s latest earnings discussion, Hill explained that Jordan Brand has been “oversupplying” its iconic Retro product and said the company intends to return to the scarcity strategy that helped make Jordan sneakers so desirable in the first place. “With Jordan Brand footwear, we’re going…

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