What are the most popular sneakers on resale in each U.S. state?
It turns out some of the answers aren’t that illuminating because popular shoes like the “Panda” Dunks and Asics Gel 11-30s are kinda popular everywhere.
But then there are places in America that overindex on certain models, showing an outsize love for the Air Jordan 14 or the Rick Owens x Converse. The same is true on a country level for places like Australia and Japan. Now you know.
You may have already seen the @bluetilesc x @nikesb Dunk Low collaboration, but you might’ve missed this: the special friends and family promo packaging for the monarch butterfly-inspired sneaker.
See inside the rare F&F set with this unboxing and let us know in the comments where these Dunks rank among recent SB drops 💬
BAPE STAs on Hester St 🗽
This weekend we showed up to Manny Janeth in NYC to celebrate the release of the BAPE x Sneaker News BAPE STA “Day” and “Night”.
From start to finish, the city showed love, pulled up, and picked up a piece of history with this extremely limited collaboration, which released early exclusively on StockX.
Big congratulations and thanks to @mryumingwu , @sneakernews , and @bape_japan for allowing us to share this amazing moment and weekend in NYC.
Sneaker News is dropping its first-ever sneaker with BAPE, the iconic BAPE STA in Day and Night editions. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Get it early exclusively on StockX tomorrow, May 6.
Both pairs merge daytime and nighttime NYC energy with aesthetics of 90s outdoor gear and feature a triple-stacked BAPE STA logo, a first in the history of this model.
Here’s an up-close look before they drop.
#stockx #bapesta #sneakernewsbape
No feet? No problem. Sneakerhead @nolegz_ shared his footwear journey at a meetup hosted by @itsthestoriesthatmatter in New York City in April. The feets—the classic De La Soul x Nike SB Dunk High from 2005—are packed with personal meaning and signed by @wearedelasoul themselves. His story is a reminder of how deep our connections to certain sneakers go, and how dedicated collectors can be when it comes to overcoming any obstacle.
It’s official: Nigel Sylvester’s Air Jordan 4 “Brick After Brick” collaboration is releasing on May 22. Ahead of the launch, we chopped it up with @nigelsylvester about the sneaker’s design, Michael Jordan wearing them, @jeezy ’s co-sign, and a hidden detail you may have missed.
From the hottest brands that stay on your radar to the rarest items you thought you’d never uncover. Where to find them is never a question. You know.
As worn by Detroit-based fiber artist, @prayerhands.emoji
Shot by @vuhlandes
A new era of running is here. The Adizero Adios Pro Evo 3 is making waves on the road (and resale), and adidas athletes are leading the charge. At the London Marathon Sabastian Sawe, Yomif Kejelcha, and Tigist Assefa all etched their name into the record books.
Today, the Adizero Adios Pro Evo 3 hit a top sale of $3,079 on StockX—stamping its reign on the road and the resale charts.
What’s the secret behind the Adizero Adios Pro Evo 3’s hype? Is it the next-level tech or the heat these athletes are bringing on the route?
