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Nike Air Force 1

Deadstock resale value · updated Oct 16

$143 – $328

Typical $169▼ 14.9% · 35d

$143 lowtypical $169$328 high
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Sep 11Daily median · shaded: low–highOct 16

Middle 50% of average StockX prices across 20 colorways (deadstock). Worn pairs sell for much less.

Worn pairs on eBay$40 – $64

Which one do you have?

  • Low '07 (white-on-white and general colorways)Permanently in stock at retail — deadstock resells at or below retail; worn pairs are everyday-sneaker money.
  • Mid / HighLess popular cuts; general releases resell below the Low, with the same collaboration exceptions.
  • CollaborationsOff-White (Volt, MCA Blue), Supreme box-logo AF1s, Travis Scott, CPFM, Louis Vuitton — separate market, authentication expected.
  • Limited colorwaysChinese New Year, city packs, 'Para-Noise', Nike By You customs (which generally *lose* value) — check the exact release before assuming a premium.

What moves the price

  1. 01

    For non-collab pairs, condition is most of the price — the AF1 is a wear shoe and buyers are choosing between a used pair and a new one at retail.

  2. 02

    The Supreme box-logo AF1 Low is the one 'regular-looking' AF1 worth checking: it's been re-released several times and still trades above retail, but the white version and the black version sit at different prices.

  3. 03

    Off-White and Travis Scott AF1s are counterfeited heavily — proof of purchase or a third-party authentication tag adds real buyer confidence and price.

  4. 04

    Size runs are wide for the AF1, so popular sizes have plenty of competition; there's no scarcity premium in common sizes for general releases.

  5. 05

    Nike By You (custom) pairs are unique and, counterintuitively, sell for less than stock colorways — buyers don't pay for someone else's design.

  6. 06

    Yellowing on the white midsole is the AF1's specific ageing issue; a deadstock pair from years ago may be worth less than a current retail pair.

Most-traded colorways on StockX

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The full story

The Air Force 1 is the best-selling sneaker Nike makes, which is exactly why a standard pair has almost no resale premium: the white-on-white Low has been in continuous production since 1982 and is always available at retail. A used pair of white AF1s is a $40–60 shoe on eBay regardless of how clean it is, and a deadstock pair sells at or a little under retail.

The exceptions are real, though. Collaborations — Off-White, Supreme, Travis Scott, Cactus Plant Flea Market, Louis Vuitton — and limited colorways ("Para-Noise", regional "city" packs, Chinese New Year releases) trade well above retail and behave like any hyped sneaker. The question for an AF1 is never 'how much is an Air Force 1 worth' — it's whether yours is one of those.

Deadstock (StockX): the Nike Air Force 1 averaged $198 on Sep 11 and $169 on Oct 16, so prices fell 14.9% over 35 days of tracking. The lowest daily median was $150 (Oct 7) and the highest $225 (Oct 5).

Show prices by date ↓
DateMedianRange
Sep 11$198$140–$294
Sep 16$173$135–$279
Sep 22$159$143–$262
Sep 27$169$149–$284
Oct 1$161$147–$258
Oct 6$158$140–$297
Oct 11$155$128–$288
Oct 16$169$143–$328

Questions

Are used white Air Force 1s worth selling?

Yes, but as an everyday sneaker, not a resale piece — a clean used pair typically sells for a fraction of retail on eBay or locally, because a buyer can always get a new pair at retail. Sell them if you're not wearing them; don't expect a premium.

Which Air Force 1s actually resell above retail?

Collaborations (Off-White, Supreme, Travis Scott, CPFM, Louis Vuitton) and genuinely limited colorways or regional packs. If your pair's colorway was a wide general release, the resale price is retail or lower.

Does the Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 hold value?

Better than any other 'plain' AF1 — the small box-logo embroidery keeps it in demand and it's re-released rather than restocked continuously. It still fluctuates with each new release, so check current comps rather than assuming the price from a previous year.

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