Only two full weeks have officially passed since the start of the 2025 WNBA season, and things already look as exciting as last year.

There's no telling whether or not Sabrina Ionescu and her New York Liberty squad will repeat at the end of the campaign, but their current 7-0 record makes a strong case. What's already confirmed, however, is that Nike is the most popular brand amongst the league's athletes.

Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever was putting up numbers in pairs from the Nike Kobe Protro series before she got injured. The exciting hooper awaits her own signature sneaker, an achievement unlocked by the Las Vegas Aces' A'ja Wilson. Night after night, players across the WNBA lace up the Nike A'One, although none have been able to average 22.8 points and 10.5 rebounds while leading the league in blocks per game.

Ionescu's Nike Sabrina 2 has been a hit in both the WNBA and NBA, logging over 32,000 minutes on the latter league's hardwood during the 2024-25 regular season, according to Kixstats.

The low-profile silhouette's combination of Zoom Air and Cushlon cushioning has made the design one of the industry's most comfortable. Its plethora of color schemes enable folks of all preferences to find a pair that suits their style. In the case retail options don't suffice, the Sabrina 2 By You experience allows you to personalize your pair.

Away from signature models, the Air Zoom G.T. Cut 3—part of the beloved Greater Than franchise—delivers reliable performance for the likes of Veronica Burton, Maya Caldwell, and Teaira McCowan.

You can shop all of Nike's hoops-ready catalog right now via Nike.com/Basketball. And, to support your favorite WNBA squad, you can shop jerseys, hoodies, and more here.

Continue ahead for House of Heat°'s curated list of available products. When you're done, check out the V5 RNR, a comfort-driven, budget-friendly sneaker rooted in retro running trends.