How to Get Caitlin Clark's Limited Edition Gatorade Flavor

Caitlin Clark is about as bankable a name as sports has right now. Since getting drafted by the Indiana Fever, she’s been everywhere: record-breaking attendance, national TV deals, and a sponsorship roster that keeps growing. Gatorade locked her in as a partner and has clearly figured out how to turn that relationship into collectible drops.

The Rain Berry revival was teased on Instagram when Clark posted a photo with a pre-release bottle captioned “the greatest flavor ever made.” Then Gatorade dropped a video of Tyrese Haliburton surprising her with the flavor on a photo shoot set, making her the first person to taste it again. The marketing is clean, the cultural moment is real, and they landed on 2,200 units as the production number, which keeps things tight.

The $22 price point pulls double duty as a tribute and as a signal to collectors. Gatorade clearly thought about who is buying these, and it’s not just people who want a sports drink.

This isn’t Gatorade’s first limited drop, and they’ve got a track record worth paying attention to. Their Stranger Things Upside Down Capsule retailed for $170 and hit $300 to $400 on eBay within days. The original Hawkins Capsule at $70 retail doubled to $140 to $170 almost immediately. In both cases, scarcity drove the result more than anything else.

The Clark bottles aren’t capsule bundles, but 2,200 units is genuinely limited for a name with her reach. Her fanbase is large, passionate, and it overlaps heavily with people who buy sports memorabilia. That’s the combination that moves secondary market prices.

Current estimates put resale around $120 per bottle, and if hype runs hot on drop day that ceiling could go higher. At $120, you’re looking at roughly $82 in profit after eBay fees. That’s not a life-changing flip, but it’s a solid return on a $22 item you can buy with a few clicks from home.

The towel included with each bottle adds a little extra perceived value. It won’t drive a premium on its own, but buyers who want a complete set will pay a bit more for the full package.

The only real risk is if Gatorade decides to quickly spin these up as a general release. Given the 6-8 week shipping estimate that seems unlikely, but we recommend flipping your bottle as quickly as possible to mitigate this risk.

Speed is going to matter tomorrow. 2,200 units sounds like a decent number until you remember how many people are watching Clark-related drops right now. Have your Gatorade account ready and your payment info saved.