Sell Nike Dunk
SELL YOUR Nike Dunks for Cash in Brooklyn, NYC
The Dunk market has been through a full cycle in recent years — a scarcity-driven boom, then a flood of general releases that brought ordinary colorways back to earth. Understanding where your pair sits in that history is the difference between a realistic expectation and a disappointing one.
The key distinction is SB versus retail. Nike SB Dunks are made to a different specification, with a padded tongue, Zoom Air insole and heavier materials, and they trade in a separate and generally stronger market than standard Dunk Lows. Collectors know the difference immediately.
General-release Dunk Lows in common colorways are worth less than many sellers expect. Limited SB collaborations are frequently worth considerably more. We will tell you honestly which you have.
At a glance
- Debuted
- 1985
- Key split
- Nike SB versus retail Dunk
- SB markers
- Padded tongue and Zoom Air insole
- Common material
- Suede panels
What We Buy
WE TAKE All Of It
- Nike SB Dunk Low and High, including collaborations
- Retail Dunk Low and High in all colorways
- Panda and other general-release staples
- Deadstock pairs with box and extra laces
- Worn pairs in wearable condition
- Older SB pairs from the original 2000s run
What Moves The Number
WHAT YOUR Offer DEPENDS ON
SB versus retail
The most important distinction on this silhouette. SB Dunks use different construction, materials and insoles, and trade in a stronger market. Check the tongue padding and the insole — or bring the box and let us read the style code.
Collaboration status
SB collaborations with skate shops and artists are where the real value sits. A limited SB pair and a general-release Dunk Low are entirely different propositions.
Suede condition
Many Dunks use suede panels, which mark, scuff and flatten in ways smooth leather does not. Suede in good nap is noticeably more valuable, and it is easily damaged by amateur cleaning.
Supply of common colorways
Nike produced general-release Dunks in enormous quantities. Ordinary colorways face heavy competition from other sellers, and the offer reflects that reality.
Condition
EVERY Condition CONSIDERED
01
Deadstock
Unworn, box and laces complete, suede unmarked.
02
VNDS
Worn once or twice, no creasing, suede nap intact.
03
Used
Creasing and outsole wear, suede scuffed, structure sound.
04
Beaters
Heavy wear, flattened suede or sole separation. Still bought.
Why Sell With Us
NO FEES,
No Waiting
Consignment takes a cut and pays you only once your item sells — which can take months, if it happens at all. We buy outright. You get the full agreed amount in cash before you leave, and nothing is deducted afterward.
- Authenticated and tested in front of you
- Cash in hand the same visit
- No consignment fees deducted
- Every condition considered, damage included
- No appointment needed
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FAQs
NIKE DUNK Questions
How do I tell if my Dunks are SB or regular?
SB Dunks have a noticeably thicker padded tongue and a Zoom Air insole, and the style code on the box label differs. If you are unsure, bring them in — the distinction matters a lot to the value and takes us seconds to confirm.
Are Panda Dunks worth much?
Honestly, not as much as many people expect. Nike produced them in very large numbers over an extended period, so supply is deep. They still sell, but they trade closer to retail than to hype pricing.
Should I clean the suede before selling?
Be careful. Suede is easily ruined by water and household cleaners, and a badly cleaned panel is worth less than a dirty one. A soft brush to lift the nap is fine; anything wet is a risk not worth taking.
Do you buy old SB Dunks from the 2000s?
Yes, and some early SB pairs are highly collectible. Bear in mind that shoes that old can have degraded midsoles and hardened glue, which we check for since it affects wearability.