The dunks just like the Jordan 1s continue to be a staple in Nike’s design lab as more colorways are being introducing as i type this, the latest to hit the scene is the Nike dunk low polar blue . There is no apparent backstory to the shoe other than it being certainly a derivative of the UNC dunks.
The shoe showcases a blend of White and Polar Blue color scheme. Crafted with a full leather build, it boasts mesh tongues and lining for that added comfort. Its design is enhanced with a white base, complemented by Polar Blue overlays, Swooshes, inner lining, and tongue branding, paired with a matching rubber outsole.
Adding to its aesthetic appeal are white tongues, laces, and embroidered branding on the heels rounded off with Nike logos gracing the insoles and midsole. For purchase purposes, see details below
Nike Dunk Low Polar Blue Release Information
- Price:$115
- Release Date:Â 2023-10-14
- Style Code:DV0833-400
- Color: Polar / White / White / Polar
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Resale Value: Dunk Low Polar Blue Nike
The chart above gives us a summary of the average sale price of the shoe by day since October 13,2023. As you can see prices went from $110 to $117 , thus increasing by $7 within a 24 hour span, but this could be due to variation in sizes, let’s see what the five number summary reveals.
Minimum: 95
Quartile Q1: 106.5
Median: 109
Quartile Q3: 115
Maximum: 147
The lowest sale recorded was $95, size 9.5 while the highest was another size 9.5 at $147. This is a very interesting observation. 25% of the sales were between $95 and $107, while half of the shoes sold between $107 and $115. The top 25% sales were from $115 to $147 and there were four outliers, {$128, $135, $145, $147} corresponding to sizes 11.5,5.5,11.5 and 9.5, so you can expect most of the shoes to sell under $128.
With the outliers disregarded, the overall average resale value is $109 with a 6% volatility. At $109, you’re looking at a -$23 loss if you’re a Day Trader, not a good investment option. The chart below will tell you exactly the types of return each size is generating.
You can clearly see from the chart that every single size except size 5.5 led to losses between $8 and $24. Even the profit generated by the size 5.5 is quite insignificant since it leads to a 2.5% mark up. Once again, the buyers win as they will be able to scoop up most pairs under retail via StockX.
