Sophie Cunningham’s Adidas shoes sold out in record time: What they look like ?
Behind Caitlin Clark, Cunningham has become the most popular player in the WNBA.
While the latest WNBA sneaker headlines have centered heavily on Caitlin Clark’s first signature Nike shoe dropping on October 1 and selling out in less than two hours, her popular teammate Sophie Cunningham is also making waves across the sneaker community.
The sought-after adidas Crazy Energy Basketball Shoes are suddenly popping back up for purchase across select athletic retailers.
Even though the footwear still lists as sold out directly on the official Adidas website, a wide range of sizes for the coveted kicks recently resurfaced online through major sports outlets like Sports Basement and Dick's Sporting Goods .
Design and Retail Pricing of the Adidas Crazy Energy PE
Beyond those select online stores, finding pairs since their initial release day back in July had largely meant turning to secondary aftermarket platforms like StockX , given that the player-edition shoes vanished within hours of launching.
Fortunately, they are currently back at their standard retail price of $110, giving fans another chance to secure a pair. Aesthetically, the footwear features a striking Lucid Pink and Cream White colorway accented by vibrant orange details and a smooth gradient shift along the heel.
Built specifically for performance, Adidas incorporated lightweight construction alongside signature LIGHTSTRIKE cushioning technology , providing a responsive energy return, durable synthetic upper, and reliable rubber traction underfoot designed for quick cuts and explosive player movements
Sophie Cunningham’s Free Agency Future
On the hardwood, Cunningham’s immediate future remains an open question as she heads toward free agency this upcoming offseason.
When asked whether her growing off-court profile and shoe line might influence how the franchise handles her contract, Indiana Fever general manager Amber Cox remarked, “She had a really productive year, and we’ll see just where things take us.”
Throughout the year, Cunningham proved to be a reliable and productive floor-spacer off the bench.
Across 43 regular-season games , she logged 22.2 minutes per night while averaging 7.9 points, 2.3 rebounds, and 1.2 assists , shooting an efficient 46.0 percent from the field and an impressive 41.9 percent from beyond the arc by converting 67 of her 160 three-point attempts.
