Compare the price with the range where half of that exact shoe's pairs sold, not with one "market price". For a typical shoe that range spans about 23% of its median, and knowing your size makes it roughly 40% narrower.

Jordan 4 Retro White Cement (2025)

Nike Dunk Low Retro White Black Panda

adidas Samba OG Cloud White Core Black

Product photos: StockX

You find the pair you want for $210. Another listing says $260. A friend says the shoe "goes for about $240". Which of those is a good price? The honest answer is that no shoe has one price. It has a range, and a good deal is a price near the bottom of that range for your size, from a seller you trust.

We looked at every adult sneaker listing with at least 100 completed sales on GOAT or StockX in the 90 days to October 19, 2026: 2,799 listings and 1.39 million sales. For the typical shoe, half of its pairs sold within a band about 23% of the median wide. For a $200 shoe, that is a range about $46 wide. A price inside that band is normal. A price under it is a deal, or a reason to look twice.

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