Sell Yeezy
SELL YOUR Yeezys for Cash in Brooklyn, NYC
The Yeezy market is the most volatile one we deal in, and it is worth being straightforward about why. adidas ended the partnership and then sold through the remaining inventory in a series of large releases, which put an enormous quantity of product into circulation in a short window.
The effect was a broad reset in pricing. Boost 350 V2s in common colorways, which once resold well above retail, now trade far closer to it. At the same time, genuinely scarce early releases and the models that never saw a restock have held their footing better than the general run.
We stay current with where the market actually is rather than where it was, and we will give you a straight read on your pair — including when that read is lower than you were hoping.
At a glance
- Line status
- adidas partnership ended, inventory sold through
- Core models
- 350 V2, 700, Foam Runner, Slide
- Midsole
- Boost foam — yellows and compresses
- Upper
- Primeknit on the 350 line
What We Buy
WE TAKE All Of It
- Boost 350 V2 in all colorways
- Boost 700, 700 V2 and 700 V3
- Boost 380, 500 and 450
- Foam Runners and Slides
- Early releases and pairs that never restocked
- Worn pairs with intact Primeknit and Boost
What Moves The Number
WHAT YOUR Offer DEPENDS ON
Restock history
The decisive factor on Yeezys. A colorway that was restocked repeatedly, and then again during the inventory sell-through, faces very deep supply. Pairs that released once and never returned are in a different position entirely.
Boost midsole condition
Boost foam yellows and compresses with wear and UV exposure. On the white and light midsoles this is highly visible, and it is the main way a buyer judges how much life the shoe has left.
Primeknit condition
The knit upper snags, pills and stretches. Unlike leather it cannot be conditioned back, and a stretched heel that no longer holds shape is a permanent issue.
Model, not just brand
The 700 line, Foam Runners and Slides all behave differently from the 350. Some have held value considerably better than the flagship model, which surprises sellers who assume all Yeezys moved together.
Condition
EVERY Condition CONSIDERED
01
Deadstock
Unworn, box included, Boost still bright white.
02
VNDS
Worn once or twice, knit unstretched, midsole unmarked.
03
Used
Creasing, some Boost yellowing, knit intact.
04
Beaters
Compressed Boost, stretched or snagged knit. 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
Get Your Quote
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FAQs
YEEZY Questions
Are Yeezys still worth anything?
Yes, but the market reset substantially after adidas sold through the remaining inventory. Common 350 V2 colorways now trade much closer to retail than they did at their peak. Scarcer releases and models that never restocked have held up considerably better.
Which Yeezys hold their value best?
Broadly, the pairs that released once and never came back. Restock history matters more than almost anything else here — the colorways that were re-released repeatedly are the ones facing the deepest supply today.
My Boost midsole has yellowed. Can it be cleaned?
Surface dirt cleans off; oxidation does not. Yellowing is a chemical change in the foam itself and there is no reliable way to reverse it. It reduces the offer and it progresses with time, which argues for selling sooner.
Do you buy Foam Runners and Slides?
Yes. They are worth less than the Boost models but they sell steadily, and some colorways have held their value better than the 350 line has. Bring them in rather than assuming they are not worth the trip.