When it comes to the sneaker resale market (which is estimated to be a $2 billion industry), it’s clear that Nike reigns supreme.
Of the top 10 highest-selling kicks that went up for resale on StockX in the third quarter, eight styles came courtesy of Nike (or a Nike collaboration). The other two styles were by Adidas.
The shoe that garnered the most money was the Undefeated x Nike Kobe 1 Protro “Purple,” which went for an average resale price of $6,275. The sneaker’s impressive price point can be explained by its limited availability: This style was available for purchase only at Undefeated’s Hong Kong store via a raffle.
The sneaker that was the second-most-expensive was another Kobe Bryant signature style: the Undefeated x Nike Kobe 1 Protro “Flight Jacket.” The style sold for nearly $2,000 less than the front-runner, ringing up at an average price of $4,487.
Rounding out the top five were the Parra x Nike Air Max 1, the Paris Saint-Germain x Nike Air Jordan 5 “White” and the Nike Air Jordan 3 “QUAI54 2018.”
The first Adidas style to make the cut — the Invincible x Adidas Futurecraft 4D Prism — came in at No. 6 at a resale price of $1,923. The only other Adidas kicks to make the list were the N.E.R.D. x Adidas Originals Pharrell Williams NMD HU “Green/Yellow,” which sold for an average of $1,274 to make No. 10.
The Off-White x Nike Blazer Mid “Queen” — one of the styles from Virgil Abloh’s Serena Williams-inspired collection — sold for $1,725 on average to take the seventh place spot. The eighth and ninth spots on the list were occupied by the Clot x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Star All Over” and the Nike Kyrie 4 “NBA 2k18,” which sold for $1,467 and $1,321, respectively.
Unsurprisingly, many of the expensive kicks saw only a friends-and-family release, making them super-limited in quantity.
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