5 Vintage Sneakers That Are Worth Way More Than You Think
Most people walk past vintage sneakers at thrift stores without a second thought. Big mistake.
Here are 5 pairs that consistently sell for serious money:
1. Nike Dunk Low "Syracuse" (Pre-2020) — OG colorways from before the hype wave hit are going for $300-500 in decent condition.
2. Air Jordan 4 "Military Blue" (1989 OG) — If you find an original pair, even beat, you're looking at $800+.
3. New Balance 990v1 (Made in USA, 1982-85) — The original dad shoe. Collectors pay $400+ for these.
4. Converse Weapon (Bird/Magic era) — 1980s pairs in wearable condition go for $200-350.
5. Reebok Pump Omni Zone (1991) — Dee Brown's slam dunk contest shoe. Clean pairs fetch $250-400.
The vintage sneaker market is heating up. If you're sitting on old kicks — or know where to find them — come trade with us at Vintage Sneaker Shop.