Reading: June 2026 Calendar: Caitlin Clark's Nike Kobe 5 drop lands June 2

June 2026 Calendar: Caitlin Clark's Nike Kobe 5 drop lands June 2

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’s next Kobe 5 Protro colorway is set to hit shelves on Tuesday, June 2, giving sneaker buyers a fixed date and a very narrow window to act. The Caitlin Clark x Nike Kobe 5 Protro “Coconut Milk and Bright Spruce” drops at 10:00 a.m. ET, with adult sizes priced at $190 on the Nike SNKRS app and .

The release matters because Clark has already turned her Nike Kobe rotation into one of the most watched sneaker runs in the . She has worn multiple player-exclusive colorways during the 2026 season, and the guard teased this pair in March before debuting it on court against the . The shoe takes its cue from Scrabble, with a Coconut Milk upper, Bright Spruce accents and a Midnight Spruce ankle collar, while the Kobe sheath logo lands on the tongues in University Red and White.

That is also where the shoe diverges from the most obvious expectation. Clark’s signature logo does not appear on the sneaker, even though the colorway is unmistakably hers, a detail that keeps this release in the lane of a player-inspired Nike Kobe rather than a full signature model. For shoppers who miss the first wave, the secondary market is already the likely fallback: the shoe is expected to sell out within minutes, and similar pairs on StockX have an average resale price of $389. StockX and GOAT are among the resale sites where the kicks are expected to surface almost immediately.

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The timing fits a larger run of momentum around Clark and the Fever, who have raced out to a hot start in the 2026 WNBA season. It also sits inside a line that goes back to ’s fifth signature Nike basketball shoe, which debuted on Christmas Day 2009, when he led the Lakers to their second consecutive NBA championship in the Nike Kobe 5. The Protro version arrived a decade later with most of its performance upgrades, and Clark’s latest colorway now folds that history into a release built for a day-one rush. What remains unanswered is how many pairs will actually be available when the clock hits 10 a.m. ET on June 2.

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