We matched 59 Air Jordan 9 listings to their own sales a year earlier. 38 now sell for less and the typical pair is down 7.1%, while the typical sneaker outside the 9 is down 0.5%. The 2024 'Olive' is the big exception.

Jordan 9 Retro Olive (2024)

Jordan 9 Retro Cool Grey (2025)

Jordan 9 Retro Boot NRG Black Light Gum

Product photos: StockX

The Air Jordan 9 is back in the release news this week: a 'Charcoal' retro has been announced for fall 2027, and a winter boot version is getting fresh attention. It is a good moment to ask what the 9s already out there have done on resale.

Over the last year, most got cheaper. We took every Air Jordan 9 listing that sold at least five times both from July 13 to October 11, 2025 and over the same dates in 2026, and compared each listing with itself. The typical pair now sells for 7.1% less than it did a year ago, and 38 of 59 listings fell. Over the same dates, the typical sneaker outside the 9 slipped 0.5%.

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Numbers are completed resale sales recorded on GOAT and StockX; each post states its window and sample sizes. Past prices, not a forecast or investment advice.

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