Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen signaled the end of his Nike contract by wearing New Balance cleats during minicamp.

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. Amazon's Newest Partnership Just Brought A Massive New Drop of Hermès, Chanel and More Luxury Goods

Nike improves bra design through 3D printing and ushers in a new generation of performance apparel. Discover the technology here!

With massive successes like A'ja Wilson and Sabrina Ionescu on their roster, Nike is reportedly looking to strike while the iron is hot when it comes to Caitlin Clark. The Indiana Fever star signed with the Swoosh upon entering the W and has since become arguably the most impactful figure in the

WNBA fans have been patiently awaiting the release of Caitlin Clark's signature shoe since she signed a multi-year endorsement deal with Nike prior to her debut season with the Indiana Fever. Now well into Clark's second WNBA season,

The Swoosh's best challenger to the Samba and other premium lifestyle sneakers is now a better bargain than ever.

Atmos creative lead Hirofumi Kojima surfaced photos of the Nike Air Max Phenomena, showing an elegant hybrid with an Air Max Sunder sole as the foundation for textured black leather uppers. Amidst continued discourse surrounding “innovation” at Nike,

Keeping track of every sale is a chore — that's why we did it for you. Check out eight sales you may have missed this week, including deals on Nike sneakers, Divi's fan-favorite hair serum, and Stanley Quenchers from its Summer Sale.

The Nike Air Monarch IV has earned its status as a quintessential “Dad sneaker”—and right now, you can grab a pair for $69.99 at Zappos.

Prices are starting at just $70, but sizes are already flying off the shelves. This is one of the biggest markdowns we’ve seen on the Air Force 1s, a true staple sneaker collection that rarely dips below retail.

Tennis fans were displeased when Qinwen Zheng stopped in the middle of two consecutive matches at the HSBC Championships in London to change her shoes. The first instance came against Emma Raducanu when the top-ranked British player was mounting a comeback. Zheng slipped on the grass court and took a timeout to change shoes.

Last summer, the Seattle Storm shared a three-photo carousel of now Las Vegas Aces guard Jewell Loyd wearing a pair of vibrant shoes. "Kicks in color," the caption read, with fitting paint canvas and shoe emojis.