Nike Air VaporMax Plus Triple Black Resale Price
How much is the Nike Air VaporMax Plus Triple Black worth on resale?
A typical pair sold for
$125
Half sold between $120 and $132
34% under its $190 retail price
From 2,271 sales on StockX in the last 90 days. New pairs only.
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Half of all pairs sold between $120 and $132. Size is only part of that gap (about a third on a typical shoe); timing, condition and one-off deals make up the rest.
The last 30 days ran about level with that: a median of $125.
Against retail: the typical pair resold for 34% below its $190 retail price (the price StockX lists for this style code). 3% of the 2,271 StockX sales of this style code in the last 90 days went above retail, 97% below. Which shoes resell furthest above retail
Median of 2,271 completed sales of this listing on StockX in the last 90 days, all sizes. Updated November 15, 2026. StockX sells new pairs only.
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Is the Air VaporMax holding its value?The typical Air VaporMax sold for $136Median of 6,981 sales, last 90 days, GOAT + StockX.See more Air VaporMax or Air Max 270?In men's sizes 9-11 on GOAT, the Air Max 270 sold for $24-$44 lessBasis: men's sizes 9-11 on GOAT, last 90 days, 30+ sales in each size for both shoes. What each costs to get into.See more Every Air VaporMax colorwayThe typical Air VaporMax sold for $136Median of 6,981 sales, last 90 days, GOAT + StockX.See more Photos: StockX.
We hold 14.0K StockX sales of this listing, the latest on 2026-11-14. Style code 924453-004. The median above uses the last 90 days only, so older prices do not pull it.
Against its model: this colorway sells 8% below the typical Air VaporMax, whose median across every colorway is $136 (7.0K sales, last 90 days).
Than a year ago?
Same shoe, same marketplace: $125 now against $161 in the same 90 days last year, clearly lower than a year ago (-22%).
Past prices, not a forecast.
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Median StockX sale, last 90 days vs the same window a year earlier, up to 3,000 random sales from each (2,271 and 1,325 here). “Clearly” means a Mann-Whitney test stays significant after correcting for every shoe page we test (Benjamini-Hochberg q < 0.05) and the change is at least 3%.
Month by month
The median sale went from $166 in 2025-11 to $121 in 2026-10.
| Month | Median resale | Sales |
|---|---|---|
| 2025-11 | $166 | 619 |
| 2025-12 | $160 | 1.1K |
| 2026-01 | $155 | 561 |
| 2026-02 | $162 | 469 |
| 2026-03 | $152 | 626 |
| 2026-04 | $143 | 688 |
| 2026-05 | $136 | 317 |
| 2026-06 | $175 | 18 |
| 2026-07 | $130 | 978 |
| 2026-08 | $129 | 1.1K |
| 2026-09 | $126 | 780 |
| 2026-10 | $121 | 649 |
| 2026-11 (to date) | $130 | 267 so far |
GOAT and StockX sales of this style code, months with 10+ sales. Recorded sales grow with our coverage, so read the sales column as a floor, not demand. Months marked "so far" are still loading (record fully backfilled through Nov 10): a lower count there is missing data, not a drop in demand. From about September 1, 2026 our source reports sales for fewer GOAT and StockX listings, so sales counts from September on are not comparable with earlier months (details).
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the Nike Air VaporMax Plus Triple Black worth?
Over the last 90 days the Nike Air VaporMax Plus Triple Black sold for a median of $125 on StockX, with half of 2,271 sales between $120 and $132. Size is only part of that spread, about a third on a typical shoe.
Are these asking prices or sold prices?
Sold prices: every figure is a completed sale recorded on StockX, not a listing. StockX sells new pairs only.
What brand makes the Nike Air VaporMax Plus Triple Black?
The Nike Air VaporMax Plus Triple Black is made by Nike. Style code: 924453-004.
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