‘Ducks of a Feather’ teams up with GOAT to drop UO PPE Nike Air Force 1

Only 1,000 pairs of the Nike Air Force 1 UO Premium Player Edition will be sold, with the price going for $175 per pair.

The Oregon Ducks did it again.

On Thursday, it was announced that Division Street’s “Ducks of a Feather,” a new brand featuring original apparel and footwear collaborations that are promoted by and provide revenue opportunities for the University of Oregon student-athletes, was teaming up with GOAT to drop exclusive Nike Air Force 1 UO Premium Player Editions with proceeds supporting participating student-athletes.

GOAT, a global sneaker and apparel platform, will be the exclusive home for the limited edition shoes, which will be made available on October 20 in the GOAT app.

Only 1,000 pairs of the Nike Air Force 1 UO Premium Player Edition will be sold, with the price going for $175 per pair.

According to Division Street, the shoes feature metallic chrome and reflective details inspired by elements from University of Oregon football uniforms over the years. The tongue label, cork sock liner, leather hangtag and dubrae all feature Ducks of a Feather branding, alongside a raised premium metallic “O” stitched on the heel tab.

The shoe will make its debut this week as the team prepares for a matchup with the University of Washington on Saturday, October 14.

Here is a closer look at the details of the shoe:

Texans linebacker Christian Kirksey provides Uvalde High School football team with Nike Air Force 1s

Houston Texans linebacker Christian Kirksey gave Nike Air Force 1s to the Uvalde High School football team as part of his continue support.

Houston Texans linebacker Christian Kirksey surprised the Uvalde High School football team with new footwear.

The Texans’ 2022 Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee surprised the Uvalde Coyotes with new Nike Air Force 1s. Each member of the team received a pair of shoes that are customized in the school’s colors, maroon and gray.

The gift isn’t the first time Kirksey partnered with Uvalde. As part of Kirksey’s nomination for Walter Payton Man of the Year, he surprised head football coach Wade Miller and senior linebacker Justyn Rendon with tickets to Super Bowl LVII in Glendale, Arizona.

Kirksey also chose the Boys & Girls Club & Teen Center of Uvalde as the beneficiary of the NFL Foundation’s donation in his honor.

The The Boys & Girls Club of America is actively fundraising to bring a state-of-the-art, stand-alone club to Uvalde to further benefit the community by providing positive programming, mental health support, and a sense of stability and security to help Uvalde’s young people move forward.

On Oct. 22, Kirksey traveled to Uvalde nearly five months after the tragedy at Robb Elementary School to surprise the Coyotes football team at their team dinner, wherein he gave the team new Nike uniforms and interacted with the young football players.

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