Nike P-6000 Resale Price
How much is the Nike P-6000 worth on resale?
A typical pair sold for
$103
12-month trendSee what pairs in your size sold for.
Half sold between $90 and $130
Up 7% from a year ago
5% under its retail price
From 11,551 sales in the last 90 days. Price of a new or like-new pair.
Most-sold colorways, typical price
Every colorwayMore detail
Half of all pairs sold between $90 and $130; eight in ten between $80 and $162. Colorway and size explain most of the gap.
Priciest colorway in the last 90 days: Nike P-6000 Triple White, $156 median (649 sales); cheapest: Nike P-6000 Black White Metallic Silver, $84 (112). Every colorway
The same shoes vs a year ago: +6.7%, clearly higher (142 shoes compared with themselves). Across all sneakers it is -3.3% (23,223 shoes), so this model is ahead of the market.
Against its own retail price, the typical Nike P-6000 style resold 5% below retail. 28 of 66 styles sold above their retail price, 35 below (median sale vs retail price per style code, last 90 days, styles with 10+ sales and a known retail price).
Median of 11,551 completed sales on GOAT and StockX in the last 90 days, across 264 colorways and versions. Updated November 14, 2026. StockX sells new pairs only; GOAT also sells used pairs and we cannot tell them apart, so read this as the price of a new or like-new pair.
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Last year, Black Friday was not cheaper on GOAT and StockX.
Across the 7,330 shoes we tested, the typical shoe sold for the same price as in the two weeks before (Black Friday weekend, Nov 27 to Dec 1, 2025). That is last year, not a forecast for 2026. Black Friday or wait? →
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Nike P-6000 or Nike Vomero 5?In men's sizes 9-11 on GOAT, the Nike P-6000 sold for $17-$31 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, not which is better.See more 
Cheaper on GOAT or StockX?No clear winner between GOAT and StockX23 style codes with 20+ sales on both, last 90 days, before fees. GOAT also sells used pairs, which can pull its medians down.See more Photos: StockX.
Is the Nike P-6000 holding its value?
2 checks on recorded GOAT and StockX sales, each shoe against itself. Tap one for the chart, the pairs and the method.
A year laterMostly up: the typical Nike P-6000 sells for 6.7% more than the same shoe did a year ago (all sneakers: -3.3%).142 listings; typical change +6.7%
Holding value? A year later
Mostly up: the typical Nike P-6000 sells for 6.7% more than the same shoe did a year ago (all sneakers: -3.3%).
Of 142 Nike P-6000 listings that sold in both periods, 38 (27%) dropped 5% or more and 78 (55%) gained 5% or more; 26 stayed within 5%.
- Fell 20%+ 15
- Fell 5-20% 23
- Within 5% 26
- Rose 5-20% 37
- Rose 20%+ 41
Gained most
Each listing’s median sale from Aug 15, 2026 to Nov 13, 2026 against its own median in the same dates a year earlier, listings with 5+ sales in both periods, so a change in which colorways sell cannot fake it. Typical change +6.7% (95% CI +3.3% to +11.3%), from the daily price export. q = 0.00 after correcting for every model tested. The lists need 10+ sales in both periods and leave out kids’ sizes, golf versions, spin-off lines sold under the same name (such as the cheaper Jordan RM and Rings shoes) and shoes that were new or not yet widely released a year ago (their drop is launch pricing fading, not a pair losing value), one listing per style code. GOAT and StockX sales; the newest days are still filling. Past sales, not a forecast.
Twelve weeks inSince launch week, Nike P-6000 releases are too close to call against other models’ releases.14 releases at week 12 (counted from launch week); +4.7 points vs other models’ releases; Sunday ranking (vs retail): around retail, 14 of 27
Since launch week, Nike P-6000 releases are too close to call against other models’ releases
Twelve weeks after its launch week (its busiest week within eight weeks of first selling 20+ pairs in a week), the median Nike P-6000 release sold 3% below its launch week; the median release of the other models we track sold 7% below its own launch week. With 14 releases, a gap of 4 points could be chance.
Nike P-6000 (14 releases reach week 12; some weeks rest on under 30 releases, so read the direction, not single weeks)All tracked releases
Week-by-week curve and the best day to sell →Sunday ranking (Nov 8), against retail: Around retail, 14 of 27 models. Measured against retail rather than launch week, the median Nike P-6000 release sold 3% under its retail price 12 weeks after launch week (14 releases, 930 week-12 sales, as recorded 2026-11-08). Compared with the other ranked models’ releases on that retail yardstick: too close to call against the rest (q = 0.940). New tiers every Sunday. See all 27 tiers →
The 14 Nike P-6000 releases behind this tier: 5 sold at or above retail 12 weeks after their launch week
Nike P-6000 Light Orewood Brown Mink Brown$136 median in week 12, 13% above retailretail $120; 29 sales that week; launch week of Dec 15, 2025
Nike P-6000 Cream Silver Clay Green$109 median in week 12, about at retailretail $110; 7 sales that week; launch week of Dec 1, 2025
Nike P-6000 Sail Light Bone Cream (Women's)$121 median in week 12, about at retailretail $125; 7 sales that week; launch week of Dec 1, 2025
Nike P-6000 Premium Iron Grey Metallic Silver$136 median in week 12, about at retailretail $130; 6 sales that week; launch week of Nov 24, 2025
Nike P-6000 Black Cool Grey Celestine Blue$132 median in week 12, 20% above retailretail $110; 182 sales that week; launch week of Sep 22, 2025
Nike P-6000 White Elemental Pink (Women's)$112 median in week 12, about at retailretail $110; 213 sales that week; launch week of Sep 8, 2025
Nike P-6000 Metallic Silver Summit White-Wolf Grey$102 median in week 12, 18% below retailretail $125; 25 sales that week; launch week of Aug 18, 2025
Nike P-6000 SE Worn Blue Denim$67 median in week 12, 46% below retailretail $125; 11 sales that week; launch week of Aug 11, 2025
Nike P-6000 Black Cool Grey Obsidian$142 median in week 12, 29% above retailretail $110; 9 sales that week; launch week of Aug 4, 2025
Nike P-6000 Gold (Women's)$105 median in week 12, 15% below retailretail $123; 33 sales that week; launch week of Jun 30, 2025
Nike P-6000 Photon Dust Anthracite$117 median in week 12, about at retailretail $120; 27 sales that week; launch week of May 26, 2025
Nike P-6000 Cave Stone Medium Ash Flat Pewter Metallic Silver$77 median in week 12, 30% below retailretail $110; 49 sales that week; launch week of Apr 21, 2025
Nike P-6000 Light Army Cargo Khaki$106 median in week 12, 11% below retailretail $120; 108 sales that week; launch week of Apr 14, 2025- Nike P-6000 White Metallic Silver Black$88 median in week 12, 20% below retailretail $110; 224 sales that week; launch week of Mar 17, 2025
Each release’s weekly median sale price against its own launch-week median (launch week = its busiest week within eight weeks of its first week with 20+ sales, so pre-release pairs that sold early usually do not set the starting price; GOAT and StockX sales, with all GOAT and StockX listings of a style code merged into one release; launches since December 2024; adult pairs, GS, PS and toddler sizes left out; weeks touching May 22 to Jul 3, 2026, when StockX’s record is missing many sales (June has about 58% of May’s), left out, with the launches whose launch week falls near them), then the median across releases. Difference +4.7 points, 95% bootstrap interval -1.3 to +18.9, q = 0.346. “Faster” or “better” only when a Mann-Whitney test stays significant after a Benjamini-Hochberg correction across every model and week tested and the interval excludes zero. The verdict compares with the other models’ 617 releases; the grey line is all releases. Past patterns, not a forecast for any pair.
Nike P-6000 Resale Price by Size
No size clearly costs more or less for this shoe.
All 12 sizes: too close to call for this shoe. Across the 26 models with enough size 13 sales, size 13 typically sold for 7% more than the same shoe in other sizes; that is the market, not this shoe.
Each size compared with the same colorways in other men’s sizes, GOAT sales in the last 90 days, sizes with 100+ comparable sales. Tap a size for its price. Past sales, not a forecast.
Go deeper: the range for each size
| Size | vs same shoe | 95% range | Colorways | Call |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | -2% | too few colorways for a range | 4 | too close to call |
| 7.5 | -4% | too few colorways for a range | 4 | too close to call |
| 8 | -10% | -32% to -1% | 7 | too close to call |
| 8.5 | -7% | -19% to -2% | 7 | too close to call |
| 9 | -3% | -13% to +7% | 9 | too close to call |
| 9.5 | 0% | -13% to +19% | 7 | too close to call |
| 10 | +3% | -8% to +17% | 11 | too close to call |
| 10.5 | +8% | -4% to +38% | 8 | too close to call |
| 11 | +8% | -15% to +23% | 8 | too close to call |
| 11.5 | +8% | -1% to +17% | 6 | too close to call |
| 12 | -1% | -12% to +37% | 6 | too close to call |
| 13 | -7% | too few colorways for a range | 5 | too close to call |
A size is “about the same” only when its whole 95% range sits inside 5% and the gap is under 2% or not clear; “clearly more” or “clearly less” only when the range leaves out 0 and a sign test across the colorways holds after correcting for the number of sizes tested (Benjamini-Hochberg, q < 0.05). Everything else is too close to call.
No size clearly changes the price of the Nike P-6000: the gaps between sizes are small, or rest on too few colorways to rule out chance. A “?” in the last column marks a gap that is too close to call. The raw medians also depend on which colorways sell in each size, so compare the last column.
| US Men's Size | Median Resale | Sales | vs same shoe |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | $102 | 33 | – |
| 4.5 | $118 | 32 | – |
| 5 | $100 | 71 | – |
| 5.5 | $122 | 36 | – |
| 6 | $110 | 98 | – |
| 6.5 | $116 | 125 | – |
| 7 | $91 | 173 | -2% ? |
| 7.5 | $100 | 155 | -4% ? |
| 8 | $91 | 241 | -10% ? |
| 8.5 | $93 | 235 | -7% ? |
| 9 | $89 | 335 | -3% ? |
| 9.5 | $93 | 314 | 0% ? |
| 10 | $100 | 368 | +3% ? |
| 10.5 | $103 | 309 | +8% ? |
| 11 | $106 | 294 | +8% ? |
| 11.5 | $100 | 176 | +8% ? |
| 12 | $100 | 207 | -1% ? |
| 12.5 | $119 | 35 | – |
| 13 | $96 | 157 | -7% ? |
| 14 | $119 | 57 | – |
| 15 | $139 | 60 | – |
Completed GOAT sales in the last 90 days, men's pairs only (GS, PS, TD and women's releases excluded because they share size numbers). StockX sales carry no size, so they are not in this table. Sizes with fewer than 20 sales are omitted. Compare size premiums across models. “vs same shoe” compares each colorway (20+ sized sales) in that size with its own median across all sizes, then takes the median across colorways (3+ colorways with 5+ sales each in that size), so it compares like with like and one hype colorway cannot set the number; – means fewer than 50 such sales, where the figure swings too much to read.
Nike P-6000 Colorway Prices, Last 90 Days
Most sold in the 90 days to Nov 8: Nike P-6000 Metallic Silver, 4.7K sales at a $100 median. Of the 11 colorways below with a known retail price, 4 sold above it, 2 sold close to it (within 5%) and 5 sold below it (median, last 90 days, vs the price StockX lists).
| Colorway | Median Resale | Sold, 90 days to Nov 8 |
|---|---|---|
| $100 | 4.7K |
 | $88 | 943 |
 | $156 | 671 |
| $98 | 566 |
| $128 | 476 |
| $97 | 418 | |
 | $124 | 284 |
 Nike P-6000 White Metallic Silver Flat Silver Black12% under its $110 retail3.2K sold since late 2024 | $97 | 242 |
| $145 | 163 |
| $107 | 135 | |
| $156 | 135 | |
| $120 | 127 |
| $105 | 122 | |
| $111 | 121 | |
| $84 | 117 | |
| $111 | 100 | |
| $100 | 96 | |
| $104 | 89 | |
 | $144 | 80 |
 | $107 | 70 |
Other best sellers since late 2024, outside this 90-day list: Nike P-6000 Anthracite Smoke Grey (9.1K sold), Nike P-6000 Premium Summit White (3.5K sold), Nike P-6000 Black Black White (2.6K sold), Nike P-6000 Obsidian Summit White (2.6K sold).
Tap a colorway for its price by size, monthly history and the other marketplace's price. Median of completed GOAT and StockX sales in the last 90 days, all sizes. The same shoe listed under different names on the two marketplaces is merged. Colorways with fewer than 30 sales are omitted. Over or under retail compares that median with the retail price StockX lists for the style code; within 5% either way counts as about retail. 'Few sales' marks colorways with under 50 sales, where the median can move a lot (past sales, not a forecast). "Sold since late 2024" counts every sale recorded since October 2024 on StockX and December 2024 on GOAT, GOAT and StockX combined.
Monthly price trend
Median of completed GOAT and StockX sales each month, all sizes and colorways, Oct 2024 to Oct 2026. The month in progress is left out.
Each month's median mixes whichever colorways happened to sell, so it can rise while the same shoes get cheaper. For the like-for-like change, see the same-shoe line at the top. 220.7K sales tracked across all months.
Data: monthly median and sales
| Month | Median Price | Sales |
|---|---|---|
| 2024-10 | $95 | 985 |
| 2024-11 | $93 | 6.5K |
| 2024-12 | $95 | 10.7K |
| 2025-01 | $93 | 8.0K |
| 2025-02 | $87 | 8.6K |
| 2025-03 | $87 | 12.1K |
| 2025-04 | $90 | 12.6K |
| 2025-05 | $97 | 12.9K |
| 2025-06 | $96 | 12.0K |
| 2025-07 | $93 | 14.3K |
| 2025-08 | $100 | 18.0K |
| 2025-09 | $106 | 9.3K |
| 2025-10 | $103 | 8.7K |
| 2025-11 | $108 | 10.4K |
| 2025-12 | $112 | 15.4K |
| 2026-01 | $106 | 7.7K |
| 2026-02 | $105 | 6.6K |
| 2026-03 | $107 | 6.2K |
| 2026-04 | $108 | 7.3K |
| 2026-05 | $103 | 6.7K |
| 2026-06 | $102 | 4.5K |
| 2026-07 | $105 | 6.1K |
| 2026-08 | $109 | 6.9K |
| 2026-09 | $102 | 4.0K |
| 2026-10 | $99 | 3.1K |
| 2026-11 (to date) | $96 | 1.2K so far |
Median of completed GOAT and StockX sales each month, all sizes and colorways. Sales 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).
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a Nike P-6000 worth?
A typical Nike P-6000 resold for $103 (median) over the last 90 days, across 11,551 sales on GOAT and StockX. Half of pairs sold between $90 and $130; colorway and size explain most of the spread.
Do Nike P-6000 sneakers hold their value?
Yes, recently. The same Nike P-6000 shoes sold for a median 6.7% more than a year ago, and 92 of 139 shoes that moved (66%) rose (3 unchanged). That compares each of 142 shoes with itself, Aug 15, 2026 to Nov 13, 2026 vs the same dates a year earlier, so a shift toward pricier or cheaper models cannot fake it. GOAT and StockX sales; past prices, not a forecast.
How many Nike P-6000 sneakers have been resold?
We have tracked 220.7K total Nike P-6000 resale transactions across all colorways and sizes.
How much is a size 10 Nike P-6000 worth?
The median resale price of a men's size 10 Nike P-6000 was $100 across 368 GOAT sales in the last 90 days. Compared with its own price across all sizes, the typical colorway in size 10 sold for 3% more, but that gap is too close to call (it could be chance).
Which Nike P-6000 colorway resells for the most?
Among the 20 best-selling Nike P-6000 colorways, leaving out kids' and women's versions and any with under 100 sales in the last 90 days, Nike P-6000 Triple White has the highest median resale price at $156, and Nike P-6000 Black White Metallic Silver the lowest at $84.
Is the Nike P-6000 cheaper on GOAT or StockX?
We matched 23 Nike P-6000 shoes by style code that sold 20+ times on both GOAT and StockX in the last 90 days. 5 sold for a higher median on GOAT and 17 on StockX, and 1 the same on both, a typical gap of -8.3% (GOAT vs StockX): too few shoes to call a winner once every model we checked is taken into account. Check your exact shoe in our GOAT or StockX tool. GOAT also sells used pairs and StockX does not, which can pull GOAT medians down.
How much does a used Nike P-6000 sell for?
Our data cannot split used pairs from new ones: StockX sells only new pairs, and GOAT sells both without marking which is which. The cheap end of the market is the closest guide. In the last 90 days, 1 in 10 Nike P-6000 pairs sold for $80 or less and 1 in 4 for $90 or less, against a median of $103 across 11,551 sales. Colorway, size, condition and the box all move a used pair's price, so look up your exact shoe in the price checker.
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