The most expensive Nike sneakers on resale right now (updated October 2026)

Most Nike sneakers resell for about what you would pay in a store. So which Nikes cost ten times that?

Nike Air Force 1 Low Off-White MCA University BluePhoto: StockXNike Air Force 1 Low Tiffany & Co. 1837Photo: StockXNike Kobe 6 Protro Kay Yow Think Pink (2021)Photo: StockXNike SB Dunk Low Ben & Jerry's Chunky DunkyPhoto: StockX

Updated October 29, 2026: over the 90 days to October 22, only 11 of 4,112 Nike shoes (Jordan Brand aside) resold for a typical $1,000 or more, and the Off-White Air Force 1 Low 'MCA' still leads at a median of $1,623 (60 sales). The typical Nike pair went for $139, across 656,256 sales on GOAT and StockX.

The top five are the same shoes as in September: the MCA, the Off-White Air Presto 'The Ten' ($1,521), the Tiffany & Co. Air Force 1 '1837' ($1,500), the Ben & Jerry's SB Dunk ($1,281) and the Travis Scott SB Dunk ($1,233). What is new is basketball. Three Kobe Protros (Nike's reissues of Kobe Bryant's signature shoes) now clear $1,000: the Kobe 6 'Think Pink' from 2021 ($1,152.50, 22 sales), the Kobe 5 EYBL Academy PE ($1,080, 23) and the Kobe 3 Low 'Warning Label' ($1,037.50, 20). All three sell rarely, about 20 pairs each in 90 days, so one or two sales can move their medians. Past sales, not a forecast.

Who dropped off. The Off-White Air Max 90 'The Ten' ($999, 31 sales) and the Off-White Air Force 1 Low 'Black' ($981.50, 60) now sit just under the line, and the Concepts 'Green Lobster' SB Dunk fell below our 20-sale floor (18 sales). A dollar under $1,000 is not a real difference: these are the same price tier.

Did prices move? Not measurably. For the seven top shoes with at least 10 sales in both periods, we compared each shoe's own sales in the four weeks to October 22 with the September post's window (June 27 to September 24). The Tiffany Air Force 1 went from $1,455 to $1,507 and the Ben & Jerry's Dunk from $1,372.50 to $1,277, but none of the seven changes is clear once the seven are tested together. At these sales counts, a $100 swing is within the noise.

Jordan Brand still plays in a different range: its typical pair sold for $185 (608,528 sales), and its top five are the Dior Air Jordan 1 Low ($5,550, 25 sales), the Dior Air Jordan 1 High ($4,000, 29), the Off-White Air Jordan 1 'Chicago' ($3,095, 58), the Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Low 'Mocha' ($1,927, 260) and the Fragment x Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Low ($1,652, 455).

Check any pair's current median with the sneaker price checker, compare Kobe colorways on the Kobe 6 page, or see every Nike line on the Nike brand page.

A correction to the September list below. The September post said basketball shoes were missing from the $1,000 list. With the sales our record has loaded since, the Kobe 6 Protro 'Think Pink' (2021) had 23 sales in the September window at a median of $1,110, enough to rank sixth; on publication day it had fewer than our 20-sale floor. The other shoes the post named are unchanged. Since then we only use days our backfill check marks complete. The September analysis follows as published.

The September list (published September 29)

The typical Nike pair sold on GOAT and StockX over the 90 days to September 24 went for $131, across 571,685 sales.

We ranked every Nike shoe that sold at least 20 times in the 90 days to September 24, 2026, by its median resale price. We left Jordan Brand out, because it would take over the list; there is a short note on the top Jordans below. Nike SB is in.

Only 11 of 3,937 Nike shoes resold for a typical $1,000 or more, and every one of them is a collaboration. Six are Off-White, four are SB Dunks and one is Tiffany & Co. The most expensive is the Off-White Air Force 1 Low 'MCA', at a median of $1,652.50.

Off-White and SB Dunks own the top of the list

Here are the nine that sold above $1,000, with the range the middle half of pairs sold in. The median is the price in the middle of all sales, so a single record auction cannot move it much.

Two more sit exactly on the line: the Off-White Air Force 1 Low 'Black' and the Off-White Air Max 90 'The Ten' both sold for a median of $1,000.

The pattern is in the names. Off-White, Tiffany & Co., Ben & Jerry's, Travis Scott, Concepts: there is no general-release Nike anywhere near this price.

Eleven Nike sneakers out of almost four thousand resold for a typical $1,000 or more, and all eleven carry a collaborator's name.

Nike's most ordinary shoe is also its priciest

The Air Force 1 is the surprise. It is Nike's everyday shoe, sold in every mall, yet five of the 11 are Air Force 1s: four Off-White pairs and the Tiffany & Co. '1837'.

Basketball shoes are missing entirely. The highest-ranked one is the Kobe 6 Protro Jalen Brunson 'Statue of Liberty', 13th, at a median of $818 over 252 sales.

Rarity is not the same as a big sales count

Most of these shoes trade slowly. The Green Lobster SB Dunk sold just 21 times in 90 days and the Off-White Presto 28 times. That is why we set a floor of 20 sales: below it, one or two expensive auctions can put a shoe at the top of the list.

The Green Lobster also shows how wide prices can run on a thin market. Half its pairs went between $750 and $1,285. Compare the Tiffany Air Force 1, which sold 163 times with half of pairs between $1,200 and $1,697.

The busiest shoe near the top is the Tom Sachs Mars Yard 3.0, with 320 sales at a median of $816.50. It is expensive, but plentiful enough that you will almost always find a pair.

Jordan plays in a different price range

Jordan Brand's typical pair sold for $183, against $131 for Nike, and its most expensive shoes sit well above anything Nike-branded:

The same forces show up: Off-White, Travis Scott and a luxury house. Include Jordan and all five of these would outrank every Nike on this list.

What it means if you are buying or selling

If you own one of these pairs, the numbers above are what buyers have actually been paying, not asking prices. If you are shopping, the half-of-pairs ranges show how much room there is between a lucky buy and an expensive one. Low-volume shoes like the Green Lobster swing the most. None of this says where prices go next.

Check any pair's current median with our sneaker price checker, see every Nike line on the Nike brand page, or dig into the SB Dunk market.