#women sport shoes

[puhpandas]

here’s all of the gregory cooper kids

[clubhoops]

Las Vegas Aces star A’ja Wilson, a three-time WNBA MVP and two-time champion, has signed a six-year contract extension with Nike, one of the richest shoe deals for a women’s basketball player, per ESPN.

The deal follows Wilson’s addition to Nike’s signature athlete roster in May and the announcement of her first signature shoe, the A’One, set to launch in spring 2025 ahead of the WNBA season.

Wilson’s new contract places her among the top earners in women’s basketball, alongside Caitlin Clark, JuJu Watkins, and Sabrina Ionescu.

[womenofwrestlingfashion]

Wolf Iron Calaway Jacket in Norse Brown from Darc Sport ($125 - only S & M are in stock) & Highlane Shoes in Pop Baby Blue from Vans (on sale: $79.97)

[alazarrr]

GREAT NEWS!

USC’s JuJu Watkins has signed a multiyear contract extension with Nike that will give her “one of the richest shoe endorsement deals in women’s basketball.

[nickysfacts]

Imagine running a marathon or playing football in heels just because some sexist men thought you weren’t being feminine enough👟

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[omg-nicesmile]

Come shop used and vintage!

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[clubhoops]

BIG NEWS for USC sophomore phenom JuJu Watkins!

Sham of ESPN reports she’s inked a multiyear extension with Nike, landing her one of the richest shoe endorsement deals in women’s basketball. This is a game-changer for JuJu, as she joins the elite ranks of athletes with top-tier shoe deals.

The deal, finalized Tuesday, was negotiated by Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul, alongside JuJu’s powerhouse team: agent Jade-Li English, head of marketing Eric Eways, and Nike’s VP of basketball marketing Brittany McCallum.

With this massive deal, JuJu is officially solidifying her spot as one of the biggest names in the sport.

[womenofwrestlingfashion]

Through The Fire Bigelow Cargo Sweatpants in Wolf Grey & Wish You Were Here White High Top Shoes from Darc Sport - both sold out

[skinskisurf]

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[petitpiedgalbe]

Outside sports season!

Sportswear and shoes already prepared for a season, now only left is to wait for a little bit more warm days. Do You have Your favorite sports game to play or watch?

[beeseverywhen]

Something I always find particularly stupid about this is how there's barely any pattern to which sports are considered 'women's' sports and which are 'men's' (aside from the ones decided to be for women ultimately being considered less impressive) like. They'll say certain sports are unsafe for women and then have a sport that's 'better for women' that's just as dangerous???

When I was in school pe classes were still split by gender and it was always very obvious that there was just no logic to which sports were allocated for girls and which for boys. They had the boys playing basketball and the girls doing netball. Then boys did rugby so girls did hockey (the kind we play in the UK not the Canadian kind. There's no ice involved but full contact hockey is most definitely not a safe sport lol especially not when you let teenage girls play. Pent up teenage rage + a wooden stick and a very hard ball leads to many injuries.). It was always sports where saftey wise whatever you could say for one you could say for the other. Cricket vs rounders. Football vs volleyball. It honestly just made no sense and yet still they were determined to maintain this bizarre gender divide and would never let the boys class play the 'girls sports' and vice versa.

crazy that in the 1970s they were like, "fine, women can play sports. but because they're innately less athletic than men, only in a special ghettoized League For The Frail And Delicate where they get paid less 😊". And not only is that still the system in 2023, but viciously lashing out at the smallest challenges to that system gets framed as Feminist Praxis