Nike just unveiled the Doernbecher Freestyle 2027 shoes. The set before it, which first sold in January 2026, split in two on resale: the Air Max Plus climbed from $245 to $369, while the Air Jordan 17 Low slid from $389 to $297.

Nike Air Max Plus Doernbecher Sergio Cano Marquez

Jordan 17 Retro Doernbecher Zach Rumbaugh

Nike Air Force 1 Low Doernbecher Oli Fasone-Lancaster

Product photos: StockX

Nike unveiled the Doernbecher Freestyle 2027 shoes this week: a new set of sneakers designed by patients of OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital in Portland. Every year the same question follows the reveal. Do these pairs hold their price once the launch rush is over?

The set before this one gives a clear answer: it depends on the shoe. Of the four pairs we could follow on StockX from their first sale, the Air Max Plus now sells 51% above its first two weeks and the Air Force 1 Low 13% above. The Air Jordan 17 Low, by far the most traded pair in the set, sells 24% below.

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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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