League: Rating the new strips for the NRL Auckland Nines

The Warriors strip for the 2015 NRL Auckland Nines.

All 16 NRL clubs today unveiled their NRL Auckland Nines jerseys ahead of the tournament at Eden Park on 6 and 7 February next year.

We run our eye over each design and give our verdict on whether they hit or miss the mark.

Broncos: The sunshine state gets strong promotion through this bright yellow design, but seriously, is this the best Wayne Bennett could come up with?

Bulldogs: They've ditched the massive bulldog face from last year and gone with a predominately white strip with metallic blue. The only team to have the traditional V, the Eels have a weird version, but doesn't work with the hoops as well.

Cowboys: Coach Paul Green wants the reigning NRL premiers to "go under the radar" so they'll be wearing the Bulldogs 2015 training strip.

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Dragons: Nothing too radical but Star Wars-inspired Force lightning helps differentiate this shirt from the club's 2015 away jersey.

Eels: Blue - check. Gold - check. The faded look gives it a retro appeal but harking back to the glory days of Sterlo and Brett Kenny isn't good for anyone.

Knights: Inspired by a poor quality digital image, the normally dominant Newcastle colours of blue and red are reduced to pixels on a white background.

Panthers: Under direct orders from Phil Gould to cut costs, Penrith have taken the club's Women in League shirts and spray-painted a '50-year' emblem on the front.

Rabbitohs: Sure, it looks nice and sleek, but the reigning Nines champions have played it safely with this design. Yawn.

Raiders: The Green Machine gets a reboot with various technical components resembling the flux capacitor from Back to the Future featuring heavily on both the front and back.

Roosters: Reminiscent of their Marvel Captain America shirt. Pretty slick.

Sea Eagles: Manly never lose touch with tradition but the large maroon Sea Eagle swooping down over the chest and stomach looks pretty cool.

Sharks: We're getting into graphic novel territory here, with a robot-style armoured suit design.

Storm: Looks like Craig Bellamy led the creative team on this design: "I want lots of purple and navy with some lightening striking right down the middle. You know, like in a storm."

Titans: James Roberts might not be the only player walking away from the Gold Coast if they're forced to wear this get-up.

Warriors: The devil is in the detail, and there's plenty going on in this design if you look closely, but from a distance it's all a bit of a blur.

Wests Tigers: Wests fans will be stoked that black and white feature heavily and the large roaring tiger logo makes their joint venture identity clear.