Last updated: March 2026
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Current market values based on recent sales data and market trends.
| Item | Condition | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| Air Yeezy 2 Red October (Nike, 2014) | Deadstock | $5,000 - $8,000 |
| Yeezy 350 V1 Turtle Dove (2015) | Deadstock | $1,200 - $2,000 |
| Yeezy 350 V1 Pirate Black (2015) | Deadstock | $800 - $1,300 |
| Yeezy 750 OG Light Brown (2015) | Deadstock | $1,000 - $1,800 |
| Yeezy 350 V2 Zebra | Deadstock | $230 - $300 |
| Yeezy 350 V2 Bred/Core Black Red | Deadstock | $280 - $380 |
| Yeezy 350 V2 (Common Colorway) | Deadstock | $180 - $250 |
| Yeezy 700 Wave Runner | Deadstock | $280 - $380 |
| Yeezy Slide (Common Color) | Deadstock | $80 - $130 |
| Yeezy Foam Runner (Common) | Deadstock | $90 - $150 |

Yeezy sneakers, originally a collaboration between Kanye West and Adidas, dominated the sneaker resale market from 2015 to 2022. Following the split between Adidas and Ye (Kanye West) in late 2022, the Yeezy market entered uncharted territory. Adidas continued selling remaining inventory at retail without the Yeezy branding controversy premium, flooding the market and significantly reducing resale values. Most Yeezy 350 V2s that once sold for $300-$500 above retail now trade at or below original retail price. However, certain early releases (Turtle Dove, Pirate Black, Red October), limited colorways, and the Yeezy 750 maintain strong collector value. Understanding the post-split market is essential for realistic pricing.
Post-split Yeezy values depend on the era (pre-Adidas Nike Yeezys and 2015-2016 V1s retain strong value, while V2s from 2017+ have dropped significantly), colorway popularity (Zebra, Bred, and Wave Runner are the strongest V2/700 colorways), supply (Adidas released massive remaining inventory in 2023-2024, flooding the market), size availability (men's 9-12 are most liquid), condition (worn Yeezys lose 40-60% of deadstock value due to the Boost midsole yellowing and upper material showing wear quickly), and cultural relevance (the Ye controversy has reduced demand among some demographics while creating a 'last era' collectibility for others).
Most Yeezy 350 V2s are now available at or below retail. Do not pay resale premium for common colorways that are still in stock.
Pre-2017 Yeezys (V1 350s, 750s, Nike Air Yeezys) are the only models with genuine collector scarcity and strong value.
Check StockX, GOAT, and eBay for current prices before buying. The Yeezy market moves fast post-split.
Boost midsoles yellow over time regardless of wear. Factor this into used purchases. Salon Care 40 can temporarily reverse yellowing.
Buy during Adidas inventory dumps for the best prices on current production colorways.
Be realistic about post-split values. Most Yeezys are worth 30-50% less than their 2021-2022 peak prices.
Sell early-era Yeezys (V1, 750, Nike) through StockX or GOAT for authenticated premium pricing.
For common V2s at or below retail, consider selling locally on Facebook Marketplace to avoid platform fees.
Include the original box and any additional laces. Missing boxes reduce value by 10-20%.
Clean Boost soles with Magic Eraser and uppers with Jason Markk or Crep Protect before photographing.
Three factors: 1) Adidas ended the Yeezy partnership in late 2022 following Ye's controversial statements, reducing cultural cachet. 2) Adidas released massive remaining Yeezy inventory throughout 2023-2024 at retail, flooding the market with supply. 3) Many consumers moved away from the brand due to the controversy. Pre-2017 Yeezys maintained value due to genuine scarcity, but mass-produced V2s from 2017-2022 dropped to or below retail.
Yes, Nike Air Yeezys (Air Yeezy 1 and Air Yeezy 2) remain highly valuable because they were produced in extremely limited quantities and represent the beginning of Kanye's sneaker legacy. The Air Yeezy 2 Red October ($5,000-$8,000) and Air Yeezy 2 Solar Red ($3,000-$5,000) are genuine grails that have maintained or increased in value despite the Adidas split.
Unlikely for mass-produced V2s. The supply flood from Adidas has permanently reset market expectations. However, early-era pieces (V1 350s, 750s, Nike Yeezys) may appreciate as they become vintage collectibles divorced from current controversy. The Yeezy brand's future under Ye's independent direction is uncertain, which adds both risk and potential upside for long-term collectors.
Check the Boost midsole (real Boost has a distinctive texture with individual pellets visible), pull tab angle and placement, stitching quality and pattern, the size tag font and formatting, and overall build quality. The box label should match the shoe exactly. Use the CheckCheck app or buy from authenticated platforms (StockX, GOAT) for certainty. Yeezy fakes are extremely common and have become very sophisticated.