With the adidas Yeezy Boost set to embark on its online tour tomorrow, and the shoe becoming somewhat more commonplace, many can now begin to accurately gauge sales trends. After its NYC retail release last weekend, the Yeezy Boost quickly became a fixture in the resale market as many expected. Moving for well over its retail value, and often times quadruple that amount, Campless explores the resale value of the shoe, where its selling, and for exactly how much.
Ebay, to this point, has moved the largest number of Yeezy Boost, selling over 400 DS pairs at an average price of $1,622.00. Average resale prices as a whole reside on the north end of $1,000, with other digital platforms like Facebook, Flight Club, Sole Collector and Kixify all moving a good amount of pairs.
However, even though well over 500 pairs have sold in the secondary market, many still remain unclaimed. Ebay currently has slightly over 380 listings available. But as you can imagine, those listings come with a much higher cost, in this case $2,300 on average. What’s more, the adidas Yeezy has increased sales of the Nike Yeezy. Both new listings and heightened sales of the Nike Yeezy followed the adidas Yeezy Boost release; implying that most thought the Nike iteration is now at its highest value and thus, the ideal time to sell.
With the first adidas Yeezy Boost online release set for tomorrow afternoon, many more pairs will certainly find their way to the secondary market. It’ll be interesting to see how things shake out in the weeks to come with a larger amount of listings and more sales. Do you plan to grab a pair of Yeezy Boost tomorrow morning? Let us know after the break.
Source: Campless
