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Will the Nike Air Force 1 Low NYC Parks go up in price?

Nike Air Force 1 Low NYC Parks sneaker

Forecast quick answer

Our 30-day forecast for the Nike Air Force 1 Low NYC Parks is $389, +213.7% from today's $124 ask. Treat the range below as the answer rather than the direction — our up/down calls at this horizon are right about half the time.

Forecast last updated September 12, 2026. See full briefing →

Price predictions by horizon

7 days

Expected to hold near

$400

+222.6% vs today

Likely range: $347$473

Medium confidence

30 days

Expected to hold near

$389

+213.7% vs today

Likely range: $312$511

Medium confidence

90 days

Expected to hold near

$411

+231.5% vs today

Likely range: $316$618

Low confidence

6 months (early estimate)

Expected to hold near

$348

+180.6% vs today

Likely range: $111$637

Not yet checked against the market — first results December 2, 2026

1 year (early estimate)

Expected to hold near

$376

+203.2% vs today

Likely range: $108$788

Not yet checked against the market — first results June 5, 2027

Reference data

Retail
$130
Today's ask
$124 on GOAT
Release
December 5, 2019
Forecast updated
September 12, 2026

How accurate are these forecasts?

SneakerPing predictions blend an XGBoost ensemble model trained on 365 days of pricing history with a 10-factor heuristic (liquidity, hype score, retail premium, volatility, brand momentum). Each shoe is rescored about once a week. The 7-day and 30-day forecasts have been checked against the actual market on tens of thousands of past target dates; the 90-day, 6-month and 1-year horizons are extrapolations that have not produced a graded result yet, because the first ones do not come due until September 2026, December 2026 and June 2027 respectively. Published accuracy stats cover the checked horizons, on our accuracy page. Confidence scores below 60% indicate sparse historical data; treat those forecasts as directional rather than precise.

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