October 8, 2021

Written byMohammad Yousaf

Nike Air More Uptempo Black White Release Date and Resale Value

Discover the Nike Air More Uptempo Black White, its release details, estimated resale value, and tips on how to buy for retail

The Nike Air Uptempo is back yet again in 2021 as part of a potential resurgence following a couple of other iconic colorways. The Nike Air More Uptempo Black White release date is on October 16^th (EU) for $160. Stay tuned for more details!

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Before we take a detailed look at this latest Nike Air More Uptempo, let me walk you through a bit of history and see how profitable these sneakers are in 2021.

Nike Air More Uptempo | Brief History and Resale

The Air Uptempo was released during what many regard as the “Golden Age” of sneakers. That was when the Air Max 90 as well as a few new Air Jordans dominated the running and basketball sneakers market.

Wilson Smith designed these sneakers but they’re most widely associated with Scottie Pippin that adored them on the hardwood.

When released in 1996, these kicks diverged from what other brands were doing and instead of minimal branding, plastered the “Air” branding flamboyantly across the upper.

These also made their way into pop culture by being featured in music videos, particularly on the feet of rappers such as Russ. Today, the Air Uptempo usually sells out but might be a gamble for reselling.

2020’s Nike Air Uptempo Olympic has a resale price of around $200 while the recent Nike Air Uptempo Bulls Hoop resells for around $190.

To better estimate resale for the Nike Air More Uptempo Black White, let’s head on over to StockX.

Nike Air More Uptempo Varsity Red

• Retail Price: $160
• Average Resell: $180
• Release Date: Thursday, 24^th May 2021
• Colorway: WHITE/VARSITY RED-WHITE
• Style Code: 921948-102

The Nike Air More Uptempo Varsity Red features a clean white leather upper with lateral perforations all across the side panels.

Side panels also feature a large “AIR” logo in bubble writing, outlined by a contrasting Varsity Red hue that complements the branding on the white tongues, toes, and rears.

White midsoles with exposed Air Max units and white outsoles complete the look.

The average selling price on StockX is a mediocre $180, a $20 gross profit.

The Nike Air More Uptempo Black White will likely have a similar resale value.

Nike Air More Uptempo Black White | A Closer Look

• Retail Price: $160
• Estimated Resell: $190
• Release Date: Saturday, October 16^th, 2021 (EU)
• Colorway: White/Black
• Style Code: DO6718-100

Although matching the famous Chicago Bulls theme of all white uppers, this iteration opts for subtle black hits on the outlines and heel pulls.

Lateral perforations cover the leather side panels along with bubble-styled “AIR” logos that cover the entire sneakers.

Black Swooshes cover the toe boxes while heel tabs are embellished with large black jeweled Swooshes. White midsoles with exposed Air Units and black/white outsoles with branding complete the design.

Nike Air More Uptempo Black White Where To Buy For Retail

You can buy these sneakers on October 16^th for a retail price of $160 via Nike SNKRS. The release date is only for the EU for now and you can check out the following retailers:

• Foot Patrol 17:00 GMT

Estimated Resell

There’s not much to see here in terms of profits but I still recommend going for personal sizes as this is a solid sneaker.

Using my estimated resell value, expect gross profits of around $30 per pair.

Conclusion

• Nike Air More Uptempo Black White
• Retail Price: $160
• Estimated Resell: $190
• Release Date: Saturday, October 16^th, 2021 (EU)

Where to Buy (Retail)

• Nike SNKRS
• NAKED 9 am CET
• Foot Patrol 17:00 GMT

(Resale)

• StockX
• GOAT
• Flight Club

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Author

Mohammad Yousaf

As a business student, Mohammad was thoroughly impressed with where the secondary market was heading for sneakers. He quickly realized that what used to be considered as a side hustle, was now the main income stream for many. He has studied the game ever since.