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A'ja Wilson's first signature sneaker sold out within the first minutes, proving the WNBA star's ever-growing popularity.
After a limited number of the Nike A'One were released at 10 a.m. ET on Tuesday, the out-of-stock banner went up on the brand's website around 10:05 a.m.
Anticipation over the custom shoes began in May 2024 when Nike announced that the Las Vegas Aces center would get her custom sneaker. The two-time WNBA Champion joins the likes of Sheryl Swoopes, Rebecca Lobo, Candace Parker, Diana Taurasi, Sabrina Ionescu and Breanna Stewart as female basketball players with custom shoes.
Wilson's all-pink footwear was sold for $110 for adults and $90 for grade school sizing. The line also incudes t-shirts, hoodies and leg sleeves. The pink colorway shoes will be available in stores and online again on Thursday.
With the high demand for the A'Ones, several websites have priced them over $230. On May 17, the blue Indigo Girl and white OG Pearl colorways will be available online and in stores.
After the first batch of A'Ones were cleared quickly, Wilson wrote that "this morning was wild."
"If you missed the A'One, don't worry," She wrote on her Instagram story. "We're dropping again Thursday at Nike stores and other spots everywhere. I do this for the real ones, always."
The 28-year-old was drafted by the Aces with the first overall pick in 2018 and has since dominated the WNBA statistically. Wilson was crowned the WNBA MVP three times, Defensive Player of the Year twice and led the league in scoring in 2024 and in blocks on four separate occasions.
Wilson and the Aces are gearing up to regain the WNBA title after the New York Liberty derailed their three-peat hopes last year. New York went on to win the championship after beating the Minnesota Lynx in five games.
When asked about her shoe release during the Aces training, Wilson said, "it's special."
"A long two years of hard work, just about, coming to life and everyone can enjoy it," she added. "It's gonna be a great day."
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After a limited number of the Nike A'One were released at 10 a.m. ET on Tuesday, the out-of-stock banner went up on the brand's website around 10:05 a.m.
Anticipation over the custom shoes began in May 2024 when Nike announced that the Las Vegas Aces center would get her custom sneaker. The two-time WNBA Champion joins the likes of Sheryl Swoopes, Rebecca Lobo, Candace Parker, Diana Taurasi, Sabrina Ionescu and Breanna Stewart as female basketball players with custom shoes.
EXCLUSIVE: Las Vegas Aces center A’ja Wilson on her emotions after the Nike A’One launch, the work that goes into creating a signature shoe and how her new Nike commercial came together.#WNBA#ALLINLVpic.twitter.com/TMYrFhvPw6
— Desert Wave Media (@DesertWaveCo) May 6, 2025
Wilson's all-pink footwear was sold for $110 for adults and $90 for grade school sizing. The line also incudes t-shirts, hoodies and leg sleeves. The pink colorway shoes will be available in stores and online again on Thursday.
With the high demand for the A'Ones, several websites have priced them over $230. On May 17, the blue Indigo Girl and white OG Pearl colorways will be available online and in stores.
After the first batch of A'Ones were cleared quickly, Wilson wrote that "this morning was wild."
"If you missed the A'One, don't worry," She wrote on her Instagram story. "We're dropping again Thursday at Nike stores and other spots everywhere. I do this for the real ones, always."
The 28-year-old was drafted by the Aces with the first overall pick in 2018 and has since dominated the WNBA statistically. Wilson was crowned the WNBA MVP three times, Defensive Player of the Year twice and led the league in scoring in 2024 and in blocks on four separate occasions.
Wilson and the Aces are gearing up to regain the WNBA title after the New York Liberty derailed their three-peat hopes last year. New York went on to win the championship after beating the Minnesota Lynx in five games.
When asked about her shoe release during the Aces training, Wilson said, "it's special."
"A long two years of hard work, just about, coming to life and everyone can enjoy it," she added. "It's gonna be a great day."
Continue reading...