Yeezy Slide resale prices a year later: the same pairs sell for 12% less
We matched 40 adult Yeezy Slide listings to their own sales a year earlier. 33 now sell for less and the typical pair is down 12.1%, while Crocs and adidas Adilettes rose over the same months. Slate Marine and Azure are the two that held.

The Yeezy Slide is back in sneaker videos this week, and it is still one of the most-traded shoes in our record. So here is the plain question an owner or a buyer would ask: is a pair worth what it was a year ago?
Mostly, no. We took every adult Yeezy Slide listing that sold at least five times both from July 20 to October 18, 2025 and over the same dates in 2026, and compared each listing with itself. The typical pair now sells for 12.1% less, and 33 of 40 listings fell. Over the same months the typical sneaker slipped 1.0%, Crocs rose 7.8% and adidas Adilettes rose 15.7%.

The slide fell, the clog and the Adilette rose
Comparing each listing with itself matters. A single median across all slides can move just because the mix changed, for example because the cheaper Azure sold more this year. Same-listing changes take that out: an Onyx pair on StockX is only compared with an Onyx pair on StockX.
On that basis the adult Yeezy Slide's median change is -12.1%, and the 95% interval, the range the true figure most likely sits in, runs from -15.6% to -8.0%. Five listings rose, 33 fell and two were flat. Both results pass the multiple-testing bar (q = 0.0001 for the share that fell; q = 0.037 for the gap to the rest of the market).
The Yeezy Foam Runner, the other foam Yeezy, fell almost as far (-10.6%). The Yeezy Boost 700 was flat and the 350 slipped 3.4%, close to the market. So this is not every Yeezy losing value at once: the foam pieces fell, the runners mostly did not.
33 of 40 adult Yeezy Slide listings sell for less than a year ago. Over the same months, Crocs and Adilettes sold for more.
Onyx and Slate Grey fell; Slate Marine and Azure held
The best-selling colorways split into two groups.
| Same listing | Jul-Oct 2025 | Jul-Oct 2026 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Onyx (2022), StockX | $191 | $168 | -12% |
| Onyx (2022), GOAT | $183 | $174 | -5% |
| Dark Onyx (2024), StockX | $185 | $167 | -10% |
| Slate Grey, StockX | $170 | $135 | -21% |
| Bone (2022/2023 restock), StockX | $188 | $146 | -22% |
| Salt, StockX | $128 | $102 | -20% |
| Granite, StockX | $169 | $164 | -3% |
| Slate Marine, StockX | $122 | $123 | +1% |
| Slate Marine, GOAT | $123 | $140 | +14% |
| Azure, StockX | $93 | $93 | 0% |
Every row had at least 60 sales in each window. Onyx, the black pair that is the most-traded slide, is down 12% on StockX and 5% on GOAT. Slate Grey, Bone and Salt each lost about a fifth. Slate Marine and Azure, which were already among the cheaper colorways a year ago, held their prices, and Slate Marine rose on GOAT.
Even after the drop, most pairs still sell well above what adidas charged. The Onyx's listed retail is $60 and its StockX median is $168. Azure, at $93 against a $70 retail, is the closest to retail of the big sellers.
StockX did most of the falling
Counting kids' pairs, StockX listings are down a median 10.3% (34 listings), against -2.7% for the rest of StockX. GOAT listings are down 4.9% (29 listings), against +1.5% for the rest of GOAT, but the GOAT interval runs from -12.1% to +2.1%, so on GOAT alone the fall is not distinguishable from zero.
Kids' and infants' Yeezy Slides did not fall: their median change is +4.1%, with an interval from -9.7% to +15.3% across 23 listings. Too few to say they rose, but clearly not the same picture as adult sizes.
What it means if you own a pair, or want one
If you bought adult Yeezy Slides a year ago, the record says a typical pair sells for about an eighth less today, with Slate Grey, Bone and Salt down about a fifth and Slate Marine and Azure roughly where they were. These are past sales, not a forecast, and not a reason to buy or sell.
To check your own pair, the Yeezy Slide page has today's median and the band half of pairs sold in, and the price checker breaks any listing down by size. For the rest of the line, see how much Yeezys are worth, and for the same test on a Jordan, Air Jordan 9 resale prices a year later.
How we measured this
Methodology: completed sales on GOAT and StockX recorded by SneakerPulse, July 20 to October 18, 2026 against July 20 to October 18, 2025, sale prices above $0 and under $30,000, accessories and football, soccer and baseball cleats excluded. Yeezy Slide means listing names matching "Yeezy Slide" or "Yeezy Slides" (the Yeezy 450 Slide is not included); kids' and infants' listings are reported separately. Each listing's median sale price in 2026 is divided by its own median in 2025; listings need 5+ sales in both windows (63 Yeezy Slide listings, 40 adult; 23,453 non-Yeezy sneaker listings). The headline is the median of those ratios, with a 95% interval from 2,000 bootstrap resamples. Rose/fell shares use exact binomial tests; the Yeezy Slide vs other sneakers comparison uses a Mann-Whitney test. Benjamini-Hochberg correction across the 12 tests behind this post (all, adult, kids, GOAT, StockX, Crocs, Adilette, Foam Runner, 350, 700, UGG Tasman, vs the market): adult (q = 0.0001), all (0.015), StockX (0.027), the market gap (0.037), Crocs (0.001), Adilette (0.011) and Foam Runner (0.007) are below 0.05; kids, GOAT, 350, 700 and Tasman are not. Crocs covers every Crocs listing, mostly clogs. Retail prices are the listed retail on the StockX listing. StockX sales carry no size, so size mix within a listing is not controlled. Prices only: our record of recent weeks is still loading for some listings, so no change in sales volume is reported.
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