Saturday’s WNBA All-Star Game in Chicago was about as solidly entertaining as you could hope for from a midseason exhibition. Jonquel Jones earned MVP honors after nearly notching a triple-double, Caitlin Clark poured in five threes, and Team Spoon defeated Team Coop 129-122.
It was an especially great game from a kicks perspective, however. With more excellent signature models in the W than ever these days, the court was littered with never-before-seen player exclusives, hot new collaborations, and brash, expressive colorways. Here are five of the best sneakers we spotted at the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game.
Caitlin Clark’s Nike Caitlin 1 “All-Star”
Thus far, we’ve only seen Caitlin Clark’s debut Swoosh signatures—which officially hit stores in October—in single-toned makeups. But for the ASG, the Indiana Fever megastar premiered the low-slung silhouette in a punchy sunrise gradient that fades from an orangey yellow to fuschia to royal blue along the soles. “I think these will be a favorite,” the 24-year-old said on Instagram. Seems like a strong bet.
Caitlin Clark in the Nike Caitlin 1 “All-Star”
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A’ja Wilson’s Nike A’Two “White Label LX”
On Friday, Nike unveiled a “White Label” pack featuring four of its current hoops models decked out in clean white with mirrored silver detailing: the Book 2, Ja 3, Sabrina 4, and A’ja Wilson’s A’Two. The latter was arguably the strongest and most luxurious of the bunch, with a faux ostrich texture across the sidewalls and a quilted pattern running up the tongue.
A’ja Wilson in the Nike A’Two “White Label LX”
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