Sneaker Resale Statistics 2026
The numbers below come from 24,317,020 completed resale sales on GOAT and StockX. Each line states its window and sample, and the figures update daily (last update September 28, 2026). Please cite "SneakerPulse (sneakers-pulse.com)".
Key statistics
- 24,317,020 sneaker resale sales recorded on GOAT and StockX since October 2024.
Worth $3.96B at sale prices, across 298,071 products (apparel and collectibles included). Sales we recorded, not the whole market. - Nike and Air Jordan made up 55% of recorded footwear resale in August 2026.
Nike 28.3%, Air Jordan 27.0%, ASICS 6.7%; 787,035 footwear sales that month. - The most-traded model is the Air Jordan 1: 141,900 resales in 90 days at a median of $127.
Half of those pairs sold between $90 and $250. - The cheapest popular model on resale is the Samba (median $77); the priciest is the Air Jordan 11 ($222).
Across the 30 models with 500+ resales in the last 90 days. - 8 of 30 models resell for clearly more than a year ago, and 13 for clearly less.
Same-shoe comparison: each shoe against its own price 12 months earlier, so a shift toward pricier colorways cannot fake a rise. Clearly means Benjamini-Hochberg q < 0.05 across all models tested. - Biggest same-shoe rise: Chuck 70, +20.7% in 12 months.
95% interval +12.5% to +27.0%, 113 shoes compared (82 rose, 30 fell). - Biggest same-shoe fall: Air Jordan 4, -11.5% in 12 months.
95% interval -12.7% to -9.9%, 359 shoes compared (84 rose, 273 fell). - Week to Sep 22: the typical shoe resold for -0.9% vs the week before.
1,413 shoes with 10+ sales in both weeks (Sep 16 to Sep 22 vs the prior 7 days); 561 rose, 777 fell; 95% interval -1.2% to -0.6%.
Typical resale price by brand, last 90 days
| Brand | Median price | Sales (90 days) | Same shoe vs a year ago |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nike | $129 | 583.2K | +0.5% (+0.0 to +1.2) |
| Air Jordan | $179 | 554.5K | -6.4% (-7.1 to -5.7) |
| ASICS | $117 | 121.7K | no clear change |
| adidas | $94 | 110.9K | -1.9% (-3.2 to +0.0) |
| New Balance | $113 | 96.6K | -3.7% (-5.6 to -2.5) |
| Yeezy | $143 | 70.6K | -4.3% (-6.0 to -2.4) |
| Puma | $93 | 18.1K | no clear change |
| Vans | $155 | 17.4K | no clear change |
| Converse | $119 | 15.4K | +13.8% (+7.7 to +20.7) |
Typical resale price by model, last 90 days
| Model | Median price | Middle half of sales | Sales (90 days) | Same shoe vs a year ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Air Jordan 1 | $127 | $90 to $250 | 141.9K | -7.8% (-9.1 to -6.5) |
| Air Jordan 4 | $194 | $151 to $265 | 135.7K | -11.5% (-12.7 to -9.9) |
| Air Force 1 | $130 | $87 to $165 | 77.5K | +3.5% (+1.2 to +5.3) |
| Air Jordan 5 | $221 | $171 to $274 | 59.5K | -7.4% (-9.3 to -5.5) |
| Dunk | $87 | $63 to $118 | 50.9K | -2.9% (-4.2 to -1.2) |
| Air Jordan 11 | $222 | $153 to $276 | 45.1K | -2.2% (-5.3 to -0.8) |
| Air Jordan 3 | $180 | $136 to $220 | 44.4K | -7.8% (-9.3 to -6.1) |
| Samba | $77 | $63 to $102 | 31.5K | -3.0% (-5.9 to -1.0) |
| Air Max 95 | $160 | $132 to $195 | 25.7K | -9.9% (-12.6 to -4.5) |
| Yeezy Boost 350 | $196 | $141 to $257 | 24.2K | -5.2% (-7.7 to -2.4) |
| Air Jordan 12 | $193 | $158 to $224 | 22.2K | -6.4% (-8.0 to -4.2) |
| Dunk SB | $165 | $119 to $259 | 21.7K | -5.0% (-6.7 to -3.5) |
| Air Jordan 6 | $162 | $137 to $189 | 19.0K | -3.5% (-6.8 to -1.6) |
| 2002R | $124 | $111 to $146 | 15.8K | no clear change |
| Yeezy Slide | $147 | $117 to $177 | 14.2K | -6.8% (-12.8 to -1.7) |
| Air Max 90 | $121 | $90 to $167 | 13.9K | +8.8% (+5.2 to +12.4) |
| Air Max 1 | $158 | $113 to $210 | 13.2K | +10.0% (+6.0 to +13.2) |
| Air Max Plus | $174 | $135 to $225 | 9.0K | +13.6% (+9.4 to +17.6) |
| UltraBoost | $110 | $90 to $140 | 7.7K | +9.6% (+1.9 to +18.3) |
| Blazer | $90 | $74 to $113 | 7.4K | no clear change |
| Air VaporMax | $144 | $128 to $183 | 7.1K | +8.3% (+4.7 to +11.9) |
| Gazelle | $90 | $62 to $142 | 5.5K | no clear change |
| Chuck 70 | $111 | $88 to $148 | 5.4K | +20.7% (+12.5 to +27.0) |
| Air Max 270 | $100 | $89 to $118 | 4.7K | no clear change |
| Superstar | $100 | $64 to $180 | 4.2K | no clear change |
| 990 | $139 | $112 to $188 | 3.9K | no clear change |
| Air Max 97 | $136 | $115 to $192 | 3.1K | +14.2% (+6.5 to +20.6) |
| 574 | $86 | $70 to $113 | 1.6K | no clear change |
| Forum | $120 | $92 to $176 | 1.5K | no clear change |
| NMD Runner | $130 | $90 to $198 | 868 | no clear change |
Same shoe vs a year ago compares each shoe with its own median price 12 months earlier and reports the median change with a bootstrap 95% interval; no clear change means Benjamini-Hochberg q ≥ 0.05 across all brands or models tested.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average resale price of sneakers?
The typical (median) resale price over the last 90 days is $129 for Nike, $179 for Air Jordan and $94 for adidas, from completed GOAT and StockX sales.
Do sneakers hold their value on resale?
It depends on the model. Comparing each shoe with its own price a year earlier, 8 of 30 popular models resell for clearly more and 13 for clearly less; the biggest rise is the Chuck 70 (+20.7%) and the biggest fall the Air Jordan 4 (-11.5%).
Which sneaker brand has the most resale sales?
In August 2026, Nike had 28.3% of recorded footwear resale sales on GOAT and StockX, then Air Jordan (27.0%) and ASICS (6.7%).
Where do these sneaker statistics come from?
From SneakerPulse's database of completed resale transactions on GOAT and StockX, refreshed daily. The monthly series are free to download as CSV (CC BY 4.0) at sneakers-pulse.com/free-data and on Kaggle.
Methodology: completed resale sales recorded from GOAT and StockX. Medians and ranges cover the last 90 days; brand and model figures exclude apparel, trading cards and collectibles. StockX sells new pairs only; GOAT also sells used pairs and we cannot tell them apart. Volume is what our feed recorded, not the whole market, and coverage has grown over time, so volume is not compared year over year. Data: free CSV downloads, Kaggle dataset. Related: monthly Resale Index, market data, price checker, blog.