Lexie Hull reacts to Caitlin Clark’s surprise move

Caitlin Clark’s first signature shoes, the Nike Caitlin 1s, has been a massive hit. The Swoosh brand continues its all-out campaign for it and released a new colorway on Friday. The three-time WNBA All-Star’s Indiana Fever teammate, Lexie Hull, reacted to it on her Instagram story.

The Fever are already deep in their offseason. They qualified for the playoffs with a 28-16 regular-season record and secured the No. 6 seed. Clark, Hull and Co. faced the Las Vegas Aces in the first round and extended the series to a deciding Game 3 on Oct. 1. However, they failed to advance to the next round, losing 94-83.

Indiana’s coaching staff inserted Hull in the starting five early in the season. She showcased her ability to knock down timely baskets and played with a lot of energy. Clark, on the other hand, enjoyed her best pro campaign. She earned her third All-Star nod and set new WNBA marks, along with her inclusion in the Team USA roster for the FIBA Women’s World Cup in Berlin.

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) and Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull (10) talk on the bench.

Indiana Fever: Lexie Hull posts reaction to new colorway of Caitlin Clark’s shoes

Nike released the Nike Caitlin 1 Jinx of Friday, in time for Halloween. It features a black and slime-green upper and is glow-in-the dark for a spooky vibe. Hull reposted a photo of it from an unboxing and added a short caption while tagging her teammate.

“spooooooky @caitlinclark22 @caitlin1,” Hull wrote.

Lexie Hull got the new Caitlin 1 “Jinx’
Black and Ghost Green https://t.co/nf2FDwEJFJ

— Krysta (@OffSeason_22) October 30, 2026

Hull is busy this offseason growing her make-up brand, Forta Cosmetics. She also recently announced a padel event that her company sponsored. The veteran guard remains under contract with Indiana after signing a two-year, $1,568,250 fully guaranteed deal in April. Unrivaled also announced in August the she will return to play in its 2027 season. Hull signed a multi-year deal with the 3-on-3 league which will allow her to play more basketball even during the WNBA offseason.