Nike Caitlin 1 Ice Cold: November 24 Release Date and Price

The Nike Caitlin 1 Ice Cold has a release date. Sneaker News reported on November 12 that the white and Racer Blue pair of Caitlin Clark's signature shoe drops November 24 for $140, and official photos are now out. That puts the release in Thanksgiving week, right before Black Friday, and earlier Caitlin 1 pairs went fast.

What Is the Nike Caitlin 1 Ice Cold?

The Caitlin 1 is Clark's first signature shoe with Nike. In its newsroom announcement, Nike says the shoe is built for the speed, range and unpredictability of the Indiana Fever guard's game. The main new feature is the upper, which Nike calls Opticast. It is meant to keep the shoe light while holding your foot in place.

The Ice Cold is the clean, mostly white version. According to Sole Retriever, it has:

• A white mesh base, with the Opticast support pieces also in white
• A white tongue, sockliner and midsole
• Icy blue on the tongue logo and the outsole
• A side Swoosh that mixes white, silver and icy blue

Fans first saw this colorway in July, when Clark wore it during games. Sneaker News notes that people called it "Snow White" for a while. With the official photos out, it is going by Ice Cold. Sole Retriever also says the Caitlin 1 has a Zoom Air Turbo unit and Cushlon foam inside.

When and Where Does the Caitlin 1 Ice Cold Drop?

As of November 12, 2026, here is what has been reported:

• Release date: Tuesday, November 24, 2026 (Sneaker News, Sole Retriever and Foot Locker's release calendar all show this date)
• Retail price: $140 for adult sizes, the same price Nike set for the Caitlin 1 at launch
• Where: Nike and select retailers, in stores and online, per Sole Retriever. Foot Locker's release calendar lists the pair as coming soon.
• Sizing: Sole Retriever lists it in unisex sizing

Treat the date as an announced plan, not a promise. At least one outlet listed this pair for December 1 back in early October, before the November 24 date firmed up. Sneaker dates can shift, and launch times vary by store, so check the Nike app and your store's release page the week before.

Ice Cold is one of several Caitlin 1 colorways coming out over the holiday season. If you are planning the whole month, the November 2026 sneaker release calendar puts the other dates and prices in one place. The Ice Cold also drops close to the reported date for the Travis Scott GTA VI Air Force 1s, so it will be competing for attention and money with other big releases.

Early Resale Signs for the Caitlin 1

Nobody has reported resale numbers for the Ice Cold yet, since it is not out. Outlets have reported how the first Caitlin 1 colorways sold:

• Fast sellout at launch. CNBC reported that the Caitlin 1 went live at 10 a.m. ET on October 1. About an hour later, Nike.com only had sizes above 15 left. It was also nearly gone at Foot Locker, Champs Sports and Hibbett. CNBC added that Nike's CEO called it the biggest women's signature shoe launch in the company's history, in 5,000 stores.
• Asking prices above retail. The same CNBC report said eBay listings started at $200 and up that day. Keep in mind that listings are asking prices, not completed sales.
• StockX averages. Kicks On SI reported an average resale price of $191 on StockX for the Caitlin Blue colorway shortly after release, with GOAT also carrying pairs. That is close to retail once you count selling fees and shipping.

These reports describe earlier colorways. They do not tell you what the Ice Cold will do, and a clean white pair can sell differently from a launch-day colorway. If you plan to flip it, check eBay sold listings (not asking prices) after the drop and count your fees and shipping before you list.

Bottom Line

The Nike Caitlin 1 Ice Cold is reported for November 24 at $140, the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. The first Caitlin 1 pairs nearly sold out online within hours, but the resale averages reported back then sat only a little above retail. Check sold listings before you assume a pair is worth more than you paid. Members get release reminders, stock checks and help from mentors who flip sneakers every week. See how the membership works.