Nike Caitlin 1 'Halloween' Releases October 23 for $150 With Glow Outsole

The Nike Caitlin 1 "Halloween" drops October 23 for $150 with a black, green and glow-in-the-dark outsole build, Clark's second colorway in a month.

Caitlin Clark's debut signature shoe is getting its first major color event. The Nike Caitlin 1 "Halloween" releases October 23, 2026, for $150, roughly three weeks after the shoe's October 1 unisex "Racer Blue" launch at $140 introduced the silhouette to retail.

The "Halloween" pair uses a black upper as its base, then layers in Ghost Green, Mint Foam and Racer Blue accents across the overlays. Raised "22" and "CC" details — referencing Clark's jersey number and initials — appear in light green, with a matching green tongue logo and stacked Swooshes on the lateral side. The standout feature is underfoot: the outsole carries a glow-in-the-dark treatment, a Halloween-specific touch Nike hasn't used on the Caitlin 1's earlier colorways. Style code is JA4290-001.

Performance-wise, the shoe keeps the same setup introduced at launch — Air Zoom Turbo cushioning paired with Cushlon foam underfoot — so the Halloween edition is a color and detailing update rather than a running change. Nike is releasing it in adult unisex sizing only, a narrower size run than the Racer Blue debut, which shipped in unisex, grade-school and preschool sizes at $140, $115 and $105 respectively.

The shoe will be available through Nike directly and across Foot Locker, DSG, Finish Line and Hibbett, putting it in wide national distribution rather than a limited or regional drop. That distribution strategy mirrors how Nike has handled Clark's rollout since the Caitlin 1 was first teased: pushing for broad retail access over scarcity, a notable departure from the drop-and-resell model Nike has used on its men's basketball signature lines, including the recent Kobe Air Force 1 Low "Black/Purple Stardust" release.

With two colorways out inside a month of launch, the Caitlin 1 is shaping up to follow a rapid release cadence typical of a brand betting heavily on a signature athlete's first season on shelves — Clark currently ranks No. 2 in U.S. basketball jersey sales, behind only Stephen Curry.

Source: Sneaker Files

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