Catalina's Nike SB Zoom Stefan Janoski RM x Doernbecher Freestyle

Get outside with Catalina's take on the Zoom Stefan Janoski. A survivor of VHL, or von Hippel-Lindau disease, she brings her artistic talent to reimagine the skating icon through nature's lens. Teal and white, her favorite colors, offer a breath of fresh air. The butterfly graphic (hand-drawn by Catalina) nods to her love of animals. And leaving no detail untouched, the embroidered flower eyelets raise the bar, letting your style bloom with every step.

Nature is Calling

From the butterfly graphic on the toe to the embroidered flower eyelets, Catalina's eye for detail merges with her love for nature.

Artistic Touch

The butterfly, flowers, DNA helix and tongue label graphics all draw from Catalina's original artwork.

Sunny Day Vibes

The reflective #3 on the back represents the number of surgeries Catalina has had while other reflective details put a little shine in your step.

Teamwork Gets It Done

"THE CURE IS IN OUR GENES" shouts out to those who've helped her (and others) fight through VHL.

Leave Your Mark

The DNA helix graphics on the outsoles differ in color from left to right and symbolize Catalina's triumph over VHL.

More Benefits

• Screen-printed heart and broken heart on heel and toe represent Catalina's ups and downs.
• Vulcanized construction fuses the outsole to the upper for a flexible, broken-in feel.
• Full-length foam sockliner cushions every step.
• Zoom Air unit in the sockliner delivers responsive cushioning.
• Rubber outsole with herringbone tread pattern offers superior grip.
• Streamlined canvas upper provides low-profile breathability.
• Not intended for use as Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Doernbecher Freestyle Program

The Doernbecher Freestyle program, a partnership between Nike and Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, allows a group of special patients who have triumphed over serious illnesses to design authentic Nike gear. As a national leader in medical research and education, Doernbecher has been helping heal children and families in the Oregon and Washington area since 1926.