Sell Nike Sneakers in NYC | Dunk, SB, AF1 | EVB
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Sell Your Nike Sneakers in NYC

Dunks, SB Dunks, Air Force 1s and Air Max, from everyday colorways to limited collabs. Walk them into 39 Avenue A, we check them in front of you and pay cash the same day. Jordans have their own page.

  • Same-day cash
  • Checked in front of you
  • Walk-ins welcome
  • Trade toward store stock
Two pairs of Tiffany blue Nike Air Force 1 Lows with black swooshes on a sticker-covered table

What We Buy

Dunk, SB, Air Force 1 and Air Max

Nike makes millions of pairs a year, so what we pay depends on the line and the release. Collabs and limited drops lead; general releases that sit on shelves bring less.

Black and white Nike Dunk Low Panda held by the laces

Nike Dunk

Dunk Low and High. The Panda and other restocked colorways are common, so they bring modest offers. Collabs like Off-White’s The 50 and Union’s Passport Pack, and older hard-to-find colorways, bring more.

  • Dunk Low
  • Dunk High
  • Collabs
Teal, orange and black Nike SB Dunk Low held in hand

Nike SB Dunk

Nike’s skate line: a thick padded tongue, a Zoom Air insole and special boxes on many releases. Travis Scott, Ben & Jerry’s Chunky Dunky, Strangelove and Concepts lead, and pairs from the 2000s can be worth a lot.

  • Travis Scott
  • Chunky Dunky
  • 2000s SB
Green, yellow and red patent leather Nike Air Force 1 Lows on a sticker-covered table

Air Force 1

White-on-white general releases rarely have resale value. Limited pairs do: Off-White, Travis Scott, Louis Vuitton by Virgil Abloh, Tiffany & Co. and older special editions.

  • Collabs
  • Special editions
  • Low & High
Grey and pink Nike Air Max 90 held up in hand

Air Max

Air Max 1, 90, 95, 97 and newer models. Patta, atmos, Off-White and Sean Wotherspoon collabs lead. On older pairs we check the Air unit for leaks and the midsole for crumbling.

  • Air Max 1
  • Air Max 90
  • Air Max 97

Pricing

What Moves a Nike Offer

Two pairs that look alike can be far apart in value. Here is what decides it.

Line
An SB Dunk or a collab is worth more than a general-release Dunk or Air Force 1, even in similar colors.
Restocks
Nike restocks popular colorways. A pair that was hard to get last year can be easy to find today, and the offer follows that.
Condition
Unworn pairs bring the most. On worn pairs we look at creasing, sole wear, scuffs and how clean the midsole is.
Size
Men’s 8 to 12 move fastest. Women’s and kids’ sizes have their own demand, which we check model by model.
Box and extras
Special SB boxes, spare laces and collab packaging add to the number. A plain replacement box doesn’t.
Air units and foam
A popped Air bubble or a crumbling midsole takes a pair out of resale. Older Air Max and early-2000s Dunks are where this shows up.

Not sure which release you have? The style code on the size tag (DD1391-100 is the Panda Dunk, for example) tells us exactly. Text it with photos to 917-608-8939.

Authentication

How We Check Nike Pairs

Fake Dunks and Air Force 1s are everywhere, especially in popular colorways. We look at the whole pair before we make an offer, not one detail.

  • Size tag style code and dates match the box label
  • Swoosh shape and placement, stitch spacing and toe-box shape
  • SB details: tongue padding, Zoom Air insole, SB branding
  • Midsole and outsole molds, including the Air Force 1 pivot circle
  • Collab extras: hangtags, spare laces and special boxes

Get Ready

Before You Bring Them In

Light cleaning is fine. Custom, repainted or dyed pairs are a different market and usually aren’t a fit for us.

  • Brush dirt off the uppers and wipe the midsoles
  • Bring the box, receipt and any spare laces
  • Text photos first if you’re bringing a big collection
  • Bring a valid government-issued ID; New York law requires it for every sale

FAQ

Questions About Selling Your Nikes

Quick answers about selling your Nikes at East Village Buyers.

Do you buy Nike Dunks?
Yes, Dunk Lows and Highs. Restocked colorways like the Panda bring modest offers; collabs and harder-to-find colorways bring more.
What's the difference between a Nike Dunk and an SB Dunk?
SB Dunks are Nike's skateboarding version, with a thicker padded tongue, a Zoom Air insole and SB branding. Many SB collabs are made in smaller numbers, which is why they often sell for more.
Do you buy Air Force 1s?
Yes, mainly limited and collab pairs. Plain white general-release Air Force 1s usually don't have enough resale demand for us to buy them.
Do you buy Kobes?
Yes. Kobe Protros and older originals have strong demand, especially the Kobe 4, 5 and 6.
Do you buy Air Max with a popped bubble?
Usually not. A leaking or popped Air unit takes a pair out of resale. We check every Air Max at the counter.
Can I get a quote before coming in?
Yes. Text photos of both shoes, the soles and the size tag to 917-608-8939 for a rough range. Final offers are made in person.

Ready to Sell Your Nikes?

39 Avenue A (between E 2nd & E 3rd St), East Village · Walk-ins welcome · Sun 12:30–6 · Mon–Thu 12:30–6:30 · Fri 12:30–4

F train to 2nd Avenue or the 6 to Astor Place, a short walk

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