October 25, 2021

Written byMohammad Yousaf

The Best Sneakers To Buy and Resell from October 18th to October 24th

Discover all the best sneakers to buy and resell from October 18^th to October 24^th including Nike Dunks Lows, highs, Jordans, and a brand-new Yeezy.

Sneaker manufacturers are taking no breaks when it comes to releasing fire new sneakers but neither do resellers as they continue to make profits even off mediocre releases. Today, we’re covering the best sneakers to buy and resell from October 18^th to October 24^th.

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With that out of the way, let’s get right to it!

NBA x Nike Dunk Low Brooklyn Nets

• Retail Price: $110
• Estimated Resell: $170
• Release Date: Tuesday, October 19^th, 2021
• Colorway: GREY FOG/WHITE/BLUE VOID/BLUE VOID
• Style Code: DD3363-001

This collaboration with the NBA is one of many but commemorates classic teams that are still active in the association.

Light grey leather covers the underlays of the NBA x Nike Dunk Low Brooklyn Nets with navy overlays on the eye stays and toes. White leather covers the heel overlays which are stamped by the Nets’ motifs.

White midsoles and dark blue outsoles complete the design.

These kicks weren’t as profitable as we expected but at $170 per pair, those that copped enough pairs probably aren’t complaining.

Nike Dunk High Cashmere

• Retail Price: $110
• Average Resell: $130
• Release Date: Wednesday, October 20^th, 2021
• Colorway: WHITE/CASHMERE-LIGHT LEMON TWIST
• Style Code: DD1869-108

The Nike Dunk Hugh Cashmere features multiple pastel colors on its upper with salmon leather toes, light purple eye stays, and lime green heel overlays.

Side panels, perforated toe boxes, and throats provide a neutral base while Sail side Swooshes, crisp white midsoles, and off-white outsoles finish off the design.

The average selling price on StockX is just $130, making this a pretty big flop but they should make for a nice personal pair!

Air Jordan 36 Psychic Energy

• Retail Price: $185
• Average Resell: $240
• Release Date: Friday, October 22^nd, 2021
• Colorway: WHITE/BLACK-PSYCHIC ENERGY
• Style Code: CZ2650-100

This brand-new Air Jordan silhouette was released on October 22^nd and features a bold design with contrasting “Psychic Energy” hues on the throats.

What appears to be grey mesh covers the majority of the sneakers while a red outline runs across the midsoles with ice blue translucent outsoles underfoot.

On StockX, the average selling price is $240 which is a gross profit of around $50 per pair.

Salehe Bembury x New Balance 574 Yurt Shark Skin

• Retail Price: $150
• Average Resell: $300
• Release Date: Friday, October 22^nd, 2021
• Colorway: Sharkskin
• Style Code: MS574YSC

Salehe Bembury and New Balance’s latest collaboration was possibly this week’s greatest hit.

This sneaker features grey sharkskin mesh material with furry suede overlays, a grey leather “N” logo on the sides, white midsoles with Abzorb cushioning, and black outsoles to complete the design.

All collaborations between this duo have been decently profitable and this sneaker is no different. The average selling price per pair is just shy of $300 which is almost double the return for resellers, making this sneaker the cop of the week!

Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 MX Oat

• Retail Price: $220
• Estimated Resell: $290
• Release Date: Saturday, October 23^rd, 2021
• Colorway: MX OAT
• Style Code: GW3773

The Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Oat was released as part of the refreshed “MX” pack. This iteration features swirls of colors on the prime knit uppers including mesh side stripes and pale heel tabs.

Matching semi-translucent midsoles with Boost technology and matching outsoles finish off the look.

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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.