Jason and Travis Kelce’s ‘New Heights’ podcast just dropped a limited-edition sandal collab

Talk about baller footwear.

Jason and Travis Kelce’s “New Heights” podcast just teamed up with OluKai, a footwear brand inspired by the Hawaiian islands. Their limited-edition men’s sandal drop, the Mea Ola Nu‘u, is out today — and it’s sure to sell out quickly.

The easy-to-wear leather design is based on Jason’s longtime favorite style, the Mea Ola. Paying homage to the brothers’ football legacies, the co-branded version includes stitching and laser-cut details inspired by the sport.

OluKai Mea Ola Nu‘u

OluKai

The Kelces’ signatures are gold foiled on the inner straps, and there’s even a “New Heights Equipment Co.” stamp inside the shoe. A standout for sports fans, it’s also a perfect Father’s Day gift. (It’s available in sizes 7-14 in both chocolate and tan colors.)

The leather materials and quality craftsmanship give them a dressier look than the average flip-flop, making them a versatile wardrobe staple. (Just ask Jason, who even wore OluKai to the 2024 Cannes Film Festival.)

The former Eagles star has been wearing the style for years, once mentioning on the the podcast that they are “really quality sandals, so they lasted for a long time.” (Plus, he “thinks they kinda look nice.”)

The Kelce brothers’ “New Heights” podcast is teaming up with OluKai. YouTube/ New Heights

Though the co-branded sandals are brand new, the Mea Ola version they’re based on has excellent feedback from shoppers who say things like “the leather is of great quality,” and that they’re “very comfortable, smooth and well made.”

The “New Heights” sandal is only available on the Kelce Clubhouse Amazon storefront for now, with a future drop on OluKai planned for June 9. Don’t drop the ball on shopping the limited-edition style, it’s very likely to fly off the shelves.

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