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On the heels of WNBA power couple Courtney Vandersloot and Allie Quigley’s Pride-inspired sneaker drop, celebrated gymnast Jordan Chiles partners with the sportswear giant on a custom pair of Nike V2K Runs.
Part of the Nike By You program, which gives customers access to shoes designed by their favorite athletes (along with the ability to create their own), the limited-edition sneakers are available to shop exclusively on nike.com. A free-to-join Nike membership is required for purchase.
Available in both women’s and men’s sizes, the Nike V2K is a customer-favorite running shoe featuring a mesh upper for a light and airy feel, a dual-density foam midsole for an ultra-comfortable ride and translucent plastic accents to reference the classic Nike Vomero 5. Chiles personalizes her pair with a blue, purple, gray and white color scheme along with her personal mantra, “That Girl,” written on the heel (“That” on the left shoe and “Girl” on the right).
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This isn’t the first time Chiles has teamed up with Nike. Her 93-piece curated collection of favorites, which includes the TOGETHXR x Nike “Everyone Watches Women’s Sports” capsule, is available to shop now on nike.com. Her product lineup also features Nike’s Jordan Chiles “So Win” T-Shirt, a gender neutral graphic tee that depicts the Olympic gymnast on the beam above the Nike swoosh.
While supplies last, grab a pair of the Nike V2K Run by Jordan Chiles for $145. Plus, check out the full assortment of Nike By You designs, including the Nike V2K Run by snowboarder Chloe Kim, the Nike Dunk Low Unlocked by football running back Ashton Jeanty and the four Pride-inspired pairs by “The VanderQuigs” (Courtney Vandersloot and Allie Quigley).
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