The face of unreasonably high-value shoes

Every thing in this world has a value in itself. Shoes are no exception. Each shoe has a different value depending on the material, color scheme or even the story behind those designs. However, there are some shoes that are of value that they are wearing right now that is completely ridiculous. Even though they are much higher than their real value. So today let’s take a look at some shoes that have an absurdly high resell price.

2016 Nike Mag (Self-lacing): about $ 26,000 USD

These are the first shoes that come to mind when someone asks me: What shoes do you have to sell on one side of your kidney to own them? In the 80s, these shoes were only in the imagination of the imaginative and eventually they appeared on the small screen in the movie Back to the Future II. Of course, the automatic features and lights that appear on the shoes in the movie are all made up of cinematic tricks – and it took 30 years to make the impossible come true. Release of this battery-powered shoe is limited to only about 100 pairs, via raffle for sneakerheads. The shoe began to appeal to more people because of the scarcity and great significance in the industry.

Converse Fastbreak – Shoe used by Michael Jordan: $ 190,373 USD

1984 was not only the year that rookie Jordan appeared in the NBA, it was also the year that he and the US team won gold at the Los Angeles Olympics. In the early stages of his career, Jordan had yet to shake hands with Nike, and he still used only Converse shoes. In June 2017, a pair of Converse Fastbreaks signed by Jordan – allegedly he wore it during those Olympics games – was put up for auction. They were expected to sell for $ 100,000 USD, but they ended up making $ 190,373 USD, a staggering price for a used shoe.

DJ Khaled x Air Jordan 3 ‘Grateful’: $ 25,000 USD

In the past few decades, Jordan Brand has been the name of the owner of the shoes that cost so much as the Flu Game 12s for $ 104k USD or the revenue of more than $ 30k USD per OG version. And one of the newest shoes on this list is the DJ Khaled ‘Grateful’ Jordan 3s. Just a few months after its release, the value of this version increased from $ 16,000 USD to $ 25,000 USD.

VLONE x Nike Air Force 1 High: $ 8,000 USD

As release dates approached, Nike’s partnership with VLONE was dismissed due to allegations of sexual harassment by A $ AP Bari. The first release is the Air Force 1 Low version, with a resell price of around $ 1,500 USD. It is said that about 20 pairs were released at Nike Paris through the raffle. If you intend to own a pair, the high neck version Air Force 1 is currently priced at $ 8,000 USD. About a month before the relationship was cut off, a few pictures of the VLONE x Nike Vandals collection appeared, and if you find them, buy them now!

Supreme x Louis Vuitton Sport Sneaker: $ 2,500 USD

The Supreme and LV partnership is one of the best hype handshakes in the streetwear market ever. While the partnership has produced impressive products, we must say that in terms of footwear they don’t make a deep impression, for example, the Sport Sneaker. It is crazy that people have to spend up to $ 800 for a pair of shoes that are so ordinary in style. And this is even more ridiculous when their resale price is $ 2,500 USD. I can bet James Jebbia (the founder of Supreme) and Kim Jones (the fashion designer of LV) had to have a big laugh on the sales check, having proved even the bad shoes no matter what, the “hypebeasts” always buy them.

Buschemi 100 MM Diamond: $ 132,000 USD

There have been many times customizers have always used a pair of shoes and decorated them with expensive materials to create a unique shoe. Like Drake spent $ 1.9 million to buy himself a pair of OVO Jordan 10 shoes made of pure gold. It wasn’t called a sneakers, just an expensive display in the shape of a sneaker. But things are very different when a brand decides to make and sell shoes that cost a fortune. And Buschemi did that when he made shoes with diamonds and gold, and then sold them to the market for $ 132,000 USD. It was a pretty bad idea, but they did. Hopefully these shoes also come with a security safe instead of the usual shoebox.

adidas NMD_R1 Friends and Family: $ 10,000 USD

Recognizing the success of Boost or Yeezy, adidas does not hesitate to squeeze the benefits of them when continuously releasing different color schemes or versions of shoes every week. NMD’s success is indisputable as every color scheme sold out quickly as it was released. Color schemes like OG or “Pitch Black” are really impressive, but the NMD_R1 Friends and Family version doesn’t get the spotlight on the color scheme but is priced at $ 10,000 USD. Wearing the same color as the OG version and the woven upper, you will have to spend up to $ 10,000 to take the shoes home if you do not have the prestigious ID card from adidas.

Pharrell Williams x adidas Hu NMD Friends and Family: $ 10,000 USD

The hype from Pharrell products is certainly unquestionable. The talented singer has embarked on countless collabs and collaborations and he also owns a few brands, and the most recent product that kept him and adidas on this list is truly one. sowrow. HU NMD version attracted everyone’s attention by the uniqueness of the appearance, the softness and comfort from the BOOST buffer and the size of the two collaborative names this time. Although this version carries the same colors as the widely released versions, the “Friends and Family” tag has made the prices of these shoes soar even though they do not have a difference or improvement.

Macklemore x Air Jordan 6: $ 25,000 USD

For a long time, the Eminem Jordan 4 version has been at the top of the value list of collab sneakers that no other rapper has been able to do. A few versions of Yeezy sample or “Red October” from Kanye West can do this, but no one would expect that the next person on the list is Macklemore. Nobody thinks that the person who sings the Thrift Shop – a song about buying cheap stuff without compromising style – is the one who makes shoes that cost up to $ 25,000 USD. You only have $ 20 in your pocket? Go away.

Source: Sneaker Freaker

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