The best-selling sneakers on StockX right now (updated November 2026)

The October list (updated October 29)

As of October 29, 2026, the best-selling sneaker on StockX over the last four complete weeks in our record (September 25 to October 22) was Nike's Mind 001 Slide Black Chrome, with 4,126 resale sales recorded at a typical price of $146. A month earlier it sold 2,324 pairs at $168: more pairs, at a lower price. The YZY YS-01 Black, number one in September, fell to third with 2,871 sales, half its 5,703, while its median rose from $56 to $72.

Three of the ten are new releases that had fewer than 100 StockX sales in the four weeks before: the Jordan 5 Halloween (2,557 sales, $221 against a $220 retail), Nike's Caitlin 1 in Caitlin Blue (2,279, $167 against $140) and the Jordan 4 J Balvin Lemonade (1,935, $191 against $225). The Jordan 4 Rare Air Tour Yellow, second a month earlier, slipped to tenth at $147 against its $220 retail. Past sales, not a forecast.

Every price change in the table passes a Mann-Whitney test corrected across the ten shoes. "New" means fewer than 100 sales in the four weeks before.

Who climbed and who faded. Recorded StockX footwear sales were about level between the two windows (369,409 vs 386,349), so 48.9% of the two windows' combined sales fell in the recent one. Shoes that kept well above that share climbed: the Mind 001 Black Chrome (64%), the Maison Mihara Hank Low (63%), the Jordan 1 Low OG Last Dance At The Garden (69%, from 63rd to 18th) and the Timberland Wheat boot (54%). The fallers kept far less: the Jordan 6 Awake NY Midnight Navy (21%, 15th to 94th), the Jordan 12 Bucks (32%), the YS-01 (34%) and the Rare Air Tour Yellow (34%). Each of these passes an exact binomial test against the 48.9% baseline, corrected for all 32 shoes in either window's top 25 (q < 0.05).

The Timberland boot climbed from 10th to 6th as boot season starts, and three Mind 001 colorways sit in the top 13 (Black Chrome 1st, Light Smoke Grey 11th, Triple Black 13th). Check any pair on the sneaker price checker, compare the Jordan 4 and Jordan 5 on their model pages, or see which models are gaining share this week on the trending page.

A correction to the September list below. When we published on September 28, several new StockX listings had not yet loaded into our record. With their sales histories now in, the August 28 to September 24 window holds 386,349 footwear sales, not 267,069, and its true number two was the Jordan 4 Rare Air Tour Yellow (3,651 sales), followed by the Jordan 9 Space Jam (2,851), the Nike Mind 001 Slide Triple Black (2,817) and the Jordan 8 Chrome (2,718). The YS-01 led by 1.6 to 1, not 2.2. The counts for the shoes the post named did not change. Since then we only rank weeks that are complete in our record. The September analysis follows as published.

The September list (published September 28)

The best-selling sneaker on StockX over the last four weeks was the YZY YS-01 Black, with 5,703 resale sales recorded between August 28 and September 24, at a typical price of $56. That is 2.2 times as many as the number two, the ASICS Gel-1130 Black Pure Silver (2,545 sales, $102).

The bigger story is lower down. In four weeks, Nike's Mind 001 slide jumped from 10th to 3rd, a Timberland boot from 16th to 5th and the New Balance 9060 Triple Black from 19th to 6th. The ASICS Gel-1130 White and the Jordan 5 Wolf Grey went the other way.

The top 10 is mostly under $200

Here are the ten most-sold sneakers in StockX sales we recorded over the last four weeks, with each shoe's median resale price in that window and where it ranked in the four weeks before.

Only one pair in the top 10, the Jordan 4 Black Cat, sold for more than $200. The best sellers on StockX right now are everyday shoes, slides and a work boot, not hype releases.

What climbed, and what fell out

A raw count comparison would mislead here. We recorded 32% fewer StockX footwear sales in the latest four weeks than in the four before, partly because the most recent days are still filling in. So instead of asking whether a shoe's count went down, we asked whether it kept more or less than its fair share: across all footwear, 40% of the two windows' combined sales fell in the recent one.

The climbers kept well above that 40%. The Nike Mind 001 Black Chrome kept 50% (2,369 sales, then 2,324), the Timberland Wheat boot 50% and the New Balance 9060 Triple Black 49%. The women's Mind 001 Black Chrome (from 59th to 25th) and the Crocs Lightning McQueen clog (28th to 15th) did the same.

The number three sneaker on StockX this month is a slide that was tenth four weeks earlier.

The fallers kept far less:

Every climber and faller named here passes an exact binomial test against the 40% baseline after correcting for testing all 30 shoes that made either top 25 (q < 0.05, meaning the move is very unlikely to be chance even with that many shoes checked). The Air Force 1 '07 White, the Jordan 4 Black Cat and both Supreme Air Force 1s held their share: no significant change.

Note what the YS-01 line says. It is still number one by a wide margin, but its lead has narrowed: in the four weeks before, it outsold the number two nearly three to one.

Over 12 weeks, the same names dominate

Stretch the window to the 12 weeks from July 4 to September 24 and the YS-01 is even further ahead: 36,460 recorded sales, about 3.6% of all StockX footwear sales we recorded in that time, at a median of $49.

The tight price ranges on the Air Force 1 and the Gel-1130 Black show how commodity-like the top sellers are: half of all pairs sold within about $12 of each other.

Prices moved too, mostly down on the risers

Among the recent top 10, several shoes sold for less in the last four weeks than in the four before. The Mind 001 Black Chrome went from a $196 median to $168, the Gel-Kayano 14 from $167 to $138 and the 9060 Triple Black from $114 to $98. The Timberland boot went the other way, from $120 to $127, as did the YS-01, from $53 to $56. All of these differences pass a Mann-Whitney test corrected across the ten shoes.

We can't tell from sales alone whether cheaper prices drew in buyers or more sellers pushed prices down; both fit the data.

What it means if you are buying or selling

If you trade the StockX best sellers, you are mostly trading shoes under $200 with narrow price ranges, and the list turns over quickly: three of the current top seven ranked 15th or lower a month earlier. None of this says where they go next.

Look up any of these pairs on our sneaker price checker, see how the Air Force 1 and Air Jordan 4 trade across both marketplaces, or follow the wider market on the resale index.