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WNBA Power Couple Courtney Vandersloot and Allie Quigley Team With Nike on Shoes for Pride
"The VanderQuigs," who welcomed their first baby together in April, design four limited-edition styles for the sportswear giant.
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WNBA stars, wives and new moms Courtney Vandersloot and Allie Quigley have collaborated with Nike on Pride-inspired versions of their most-coveted sneaker styles. Vandersloot picked the cult-classic Air Max 1 and the Sabrina 2, while Quigley reimagined the P-6000 and the Sabrina 2, too.
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 inventory is available to shop exclusively at nike.com. A free-to-join Nike membership is required for purchase.
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Nike P-6000 For PRIDE, By Allie Quigley
Quigley’s custom P-6000 shoes ($145) take a more understated approach to traditional Pride colors, while still making their mark with a combination of iridescent and metallic accents. The silhouette is a mash-up of past Pegasus styles, leaning into the early 2000s running aesthetic.
The first of Vandersloot’s two designs, the Nike Air Max 1 for Pride ($175), leans heavily into lavender, accented with a hot pink sole and floral swoosh. The athlete is seen modeling her custom pair on Instagram.
Nike Air Max 1 For PRIDE, By Courtney Vandersloot
For their other pair, both Vandersloot and Quigley opted for the Sabrina 2, the second rendition of fellow WNBA star Sabrina Ionescu’s namesake silhouette (shop Ionescu’s full Nike collection here, including her signature shoes, jerseys and graphic tees).
Both Vandersloot’s pair ($165) and Quigley’s pair ($165) go for rainbow hues on a neutral base. The former features classic rainbow shades on a white sneaker while the latter has neon shades on a light gray sneaker.
Nike Sabrina 2 For PRIDE, By Courtney Vandersloot
Nike Sabrina 2 For PRIDE, By Allie Quigley
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