Caitlin Clark rocked the coolest Air Jordans that once had a resale value of $1,500

We all know Caitlin Clark always brings the fire fits, but this time she brought out something that's been worth a little bit of money in the past.

For game two of Indiana Pacer's first round matchup against the Milwaukee Bucks, Clark was spotted wearing a pair of the Air Jordan 1 Low OG x Travis Scott Canary sneakers, which have previously had a resale value of $1,500. Currently, however, resale prices start at $255, and quickly get snatched up due to their canary, racer blue and silver color schematics. Per Nike, the design is highlighted by the iconic reversed Swoosh, which is a hallmark of Travis Scott’s transformative touch to the Jordan 1 and sneaker culture.

Also present on the shoe is the Scott's Cactus Jack logo, and a gum medium brown outsole crafted with premium materials for comfort and durability. The shoes were released on May 17, 2024. While these sneakers work with a wide range of outfits, Clark paired hers with slightly oversized baggy jeans and a fitted t-shirt.

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Meanwhile, Clark approaches this upcoming WNBA season as The Sporting News Female Athlete of the Year, which she was named in December 2024. "The Caitlin Clark Effect" has now become a catchphrase when it comes to discussing  how her influence changed the game for women's basketball at all levels. "Our marketing data demonstrates the powerful reality of women's sports – they are a powerful, digitally-savvy fan base and with a loyal and balanced viewing audience," State Farm Chief Agency Sales and Marketing office Kristyn Cook told Sporting News"

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"We've been investing in women's sports for two decades because it's smart business to do so. Caitlin is special as a player and as a person." 

Clark's Indiana Fever kicks their season off with a highly anticipated matchup against Angel Reese's Chicago Sky on May 17.