Welcome to the SneakerShoeBox Legit List. This is a growing list of authentic sneaker sites that you can trust when you’re on the hunt for a new pair of kicks. SSB has established a line of communication with the sites listed, shop confidently! If you are interested in placement on the Legit List please contact us. SSB is NOT responsible for your purchase from any site listed. Air Max 1 “Master” Pre-Order Air Jordan 3 x Air Max 1 “Atmos” Pack Pre-Order Adidas Yeezy 350 V2 Core Black Red Adidas Yeezy 350 V2 Zebra WhiteFinding the perfect sneaker isn't a difficult task — finding them for the right price takes a little bit more effort. It's no secret that almost every shoe anyone wants in 2013 is selling out in a matter of minutes and as much as people hate the resale game we all kind of depend on it. We have tracked down the best legit sites with the most consistent good deals on the web for the shoes you missed out on this year or from years past.
Make sure to favorite these pages and keep them in the rotation for your hunt — and those who already knew about a few of these, sorry for blowing up your spots. Click through to check out 20 Legit Sneaker Re-Seller Sites You Should Check Out and feel free to add any spots or experiences of your own in the comments. Azealia Banks Reportedly Slashed Her Sister's Neck With a Box Cutter in 2009Watch Lil Uzi Vert's Animated Video for "XO TOUR Llif3"KAMAU Sings Over Handclaps On Stripped Down New Song "On The Good Good"Travis Scott Addresses Fall During Drake Concert: 'I Was Floating. EACH PAIR (NOT SOLD AS A PACK) Release Date: June 25th Prediction/Estimates Appeal: Great Production: Semi-Limited Sell-Out Rate: Fast Retail Value: $250 (Each) Predicted Hype Value via Resellers: $340-380 (Each) Predicted True Release Date: June 18th Prediction/Estimates Appeal: Good Production: General Sell-Out Rate: Medium-Fast Retail Value: $190 Predicted Hype Value via Resellers: $230-160 Predicted True Steady Value Overtime After Hype: $180-220 Information are subjected
Jordan 5 Low Neymar Release Date: June 3rd Prediction/Estimates Appeal: Good Production: Semi-Limited Sell-Out Rate: Slow-Medium Retail Value: $200 Predicted Hype Value via Resellers: $280-320 Predicted True Steady Value Overtime After Hype: $160-220 Information are subjected Kobe 11 Red Horse Release Date: June 1st Prediction/Estimates Appeal: Great Production: Semi-Limited/Limited Sell-Out Rate: Medium-Fast Retail Value: $220 Predicted Hype Value via Resellers: $330-360 Predicted True Steady Value Overtime After Hype: $260-320 Information are subjected Jordan 11 Low Navy Gum Release Date: June 4th Prediction/Estimates Appeal: Great Production: General Sell-Out Rate: Fast Retail Value: $170 Predicted Hype Value via Resellers: $280-300 Predicted True Steady Value Overtime After Hype: $220-260 Information are subjected Jordan 11 Low Varsity Red Jordan 1 Metallic Navy Release Date: June 4th Prediction/Estimates Appeal: Decent Production: General Sell-Out Rate: Slow-Medium Retail Value: $160 Predicted Hype Value via Resellers: $200-220 Predicted True Steady Value Overtime After Hype: $120-180 Information are subjected
Jordan 12 Flu Game 2016 Release Date: May 28th Prediction/Estimates Appeal: Great Production: General Sell-Out Rate: Fast Retail Value: $190 Predicted Hype Value via Resellers: $320-360 Predicted True Steady Value Overtime After Hype: $260-300 Information are subjected Limited Sneakers Price News and Releases EACH PAIR (NOT SOLD AS A PACK) Release Date: June 25th Prediction/Estimates Appeal: Great Production: Semi-Limited Sell-Out Rate: Fast Retail Value: $250 (Each) Predicted Hype Value via Resellers: $340-380 (Each) Predicted True Steady Value Overtime After Hype: $260-320 (Each) Information are subjected to change. This post may be updated the closer we get to the Release Date: June 18th Prediction/Estimates Appeal: Good Production: General Sell-Out Rate: Medium-Fast Retail Value: $190 Predicted Hype Value via Resellers: $230-160 Predicted True Steady Value Overtime After Hype: $180-220 Information are subjected to change. This post may be updated the closer we get to the release date.
Upon reading this article you agree that we Release Date: June 3rd Prediction/Estimates Appeal: Good Production: Semi-Limited Sell-Out Rate: Slow-Medium Retail Value: $200 Predicted Hype Value via Resellers: $280-320 Predicted True Steady Value Overtime After Hype: $160-220 Information are subjected to change. Release Date: June 1st Prediction/Estimates Appeal: Great Production: Semi-Limited/Limited Sell-Out Rate: Medium-Fast Retail Value: $220 Predicted Hype Value via Resellers: $330-360 Predicted True Steady Value Overtime After Hype: $260-320 Information are subjected to change. Release Date: June 4th Prediction/Estimates Appeal: Great Production: General Sell-Out Rate: Fast Retail Value: $170 Predicted Hype Value via Resellers: $280-300 Predicted True Steady Value Overtime After Hype: $220-260 Information are subjected to change. Release Date: June 4th Prediction/Estimates Appeal: Decent Production: General Sell-Out Rate: Slow-Medium Retail Value: $160 Predicted Hype Value via Resellers: $200-220 Predicted True Steady Value Overtime After Hype: $120-180 Information are subjected to change.
Release Date: May 28th Prediction/Estimates Appeal: Great Production: General Sell-Out Rate: Fast Retail Value: $190 Predicted Hype Value via Resellers: $320-360 Predicted True Steady Value Overtime After Hype: $260-300 Information are subjected to change. Adidas NMD Camo Pack EACH PAIR Release Date: May 21st Prediction/Estimates Appeal: Good/Great Production: Semi-Limited/Limited Sell-Out Rate: Medium/Fast Retail Value: $170 Predicted Hype Value via Resellers: $300-340 Predicted True Steady Value Overtime After Hype: $220-280 Information are subjected to change. Upon reading this article you agree Jordan 2 Low Bred 2016 Release Date: May 21st Prediction/Estimates Appeal: Poor Production: General Sell-Out Rate: Very Slow Retail Value: $160 Predicted Hype Value via Resellers: $180-220 Predicted True Steady Value Overtime After Hype: $120-150 Information are subjected to change. Upon reading this article you agree thatWe all know that reselling is a controversial element of sneaker culture.
It’s such a taboo subject, in fact, that many resellers are reluctant to adopt the title. But it’s a necessary and inevitable part of a game that is constantly evolving. As the sneakerhead community has grown, the number of limited releases has as well; combine those two factors with online-only releases (to prevent camp-outs and riots) and technological advancements like bots, and it’s no wonder that reselling has hit a fever pitch in recent years. At the end of the day though, resellers are, for the most part, just like the rest of us — enthusiasts and collectors — except they just happen to make money off their ability to buy (and sometimes sell) the hottest kicks that everybody wants but very few can get. Since its inception in 2009, Crepe City has well established itself as the UK’s premiere footwear festival. It’s one of the only events in the region that serves as a forum in which footwear collectors can meet and socialize, as well as buy, trade and sell sneakers.
We stopped by the convention a few months back and chatted with some of the attendees about how they got into the elusive world of reselling, as well as their tips for others in the game. Born in Belfast, grew up in Amsterdam, and live in London with my family. How did you get into reselling? Not really a reseller. I am more of a collector. Favourite kicks in your collection? Michael Jordan game-worn Dunk Sole 1s. What’s the most you’ve ever paid for a pair of sneakers? What’s one piece of advice you can share with other resellers? Not really relevant to me as I am not a reseller. As a collector, the only advice I can give is collect the items that mean something to you or make you smile. Definitely do not copy others or follow the hype. Be original and do your own thing! I’m from Lewes, East Sussex. I’m not a reseller. I’m a reformed addict. After getting clean of drugs in the late ’90s I became a photographer and a workaholic.
After some degree of commercial success I became a spendaholic instead. I collected trainers for about 15 years and built up a collection of over 800 pairs of mainly vintage Nikes which became known around the world. I realized that I’d been spending all the money I earned and more on shoes, at my peak spending over £2,000 GBP (approximately $2,660 USD) a month. I tried to give up two or three times and failed. This nearly made me bankrupt, almost wrecked my marriage and my career. I then saw the folly of my ways and decided to sell up around two years ago. This is the last 50 or so pairs left from that collection which should also be gone soon too. They’re all sold now but it’ll probably be the Opium Limited Edition Windrunners resoled and wearable from 1988. My DS, boxed Air Safaris from 1986 cost me around £300 I think. Stop now and spend your time starting a business or a proper career. Also if you decide to stop and sell up, sell your most treasured pairs first.
Makes selling everything else a lot easier. I consider myself a reluctant reseller. I’ve never bought a pair of trainers with the intention of selling them on. However, I have long run out of space and seem to be in a perpetual process of refining my collection, buying and selling in relatively equal measure. Sadly, quite a lot of my shoes go unworn. I’ve been to pretty much every Crepe City since it started in Notting Hill. I particularly love the various adidas AZX Torsions that dropped a few years back. Also, the NB1500 Hanon, the Nike Dunk SBs and the Original Red Nike Terra Sertig. I’m not particularly extravagant – the most I forked out was for a pair of Nike Yeezy 1′s, which were about £250 GBP (approximately $330 USD), when no one were interested in them. They have since gone up in price but I wear them too much to ever offload them. Buy what you like and ignore the hype – that way, you’ll have a collection you’ll wear and enjoy. I’m still finding sneakers from years ago that I have no idea why I pulled the trigger on.