The University of Oregon is upping the ante for its much-anticipated game against the University of Colorado, unveiling a pair of game-changing Nike Vapor Edge Pro 360 KF Dunk Cleats. Inspired by the iconic Nike Dunk Low, these cleats aren't just a visual marvel; they're heat-activated, undergoing a dynamic color transformation when exposed to heat.
While the base shoe starts off in a sleek, all-black design, it morphs into vibrant colors as the player's foot heats up. And don't worry about NCAA regulations—there are no rules restricting cleat colors, making these groundbreaking shoes entirely game-legal.
This collaboration between the University of Oregon and Nike continues to push the boundaries of sports technology and fashion. Don't miss these eye-catching, technologically sophisticated cleats when the Oregon Ducks face off against the University of Colorado.
To stay informed on all things Nike Brand and to stay up to date with the latest releases, connect with us on Instagram and Twitter.
Images via @oregonfootball
The University of Oregon is upping the ante for its much-anticipated game against the University of Colorado, unveiling a pair of game-changing Nike Vapor Edge Pro 360 KF Dunk Cleats. Inspired by the iconic Nike Dunk Low, these cleats aren't just a visual marvel; they're heat-activated, undergoing a dynamic color transformation when exposed to heat.
While the base shoe starts off in a sleek, all-black design, it morphs into vibrant colors as the player's foot heats up. And don't worry about NCAA regulations—there are no rules restricting cleat colors, making these groundbreaking shoes entirely game-legal.
This collaboration between the University of Oregon and Nike continues to push the boundaries of sports technology and fashion. Don't miss these eye-catching, technologically sophisticated cleats when the Oregon Ducks face off against the University of Colorado.
To stay informed on all things Nike Brand and to stay up to date with the latest releases, connect with us on Instagram and Twitter.
Images via @oregonfootball
