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For Q2 2026 (April 1 to June 30, 2026), the SneakerPing Market Index closed at 93.43, up 2.6% quarter over quarter. Overall sentiment is neutral and the market health score is 32.94/100, across 5,474 sneakers on StockX and GOAT.

The Q3 2026 report lands October 1, 2026. Below is the most recent completed quarter.

Sneaker Market Report

Q2 2026 Sneaker Market Report

April 1 to June 30, 2026

SneakerPing Market Index

Neutral
93.43+2.58%quarter over quarter

100 = retail price. Above 100 means pairs trade above retail on average.

Pairs tracked
5,474
Health score
33/100
Above retail
40.1%
Below retail
59.9%

Coverage expanded from 1,237 to 5,474 tracked pairs this quarter. The index and every change are computed within each quarter, so they compare like for like; the counts do not.

As of June 30, 2026

The quarter in numbers

Brands that gained

  • Vans33 pairs+33.64%
  • Converse61 pairs+19.44%
  • Hoka20 pairs+4.84%

Brands that fell

  • Saucony45 pairs-12.40%
  • Adidas7 pairs-6.94%
  • Yeezy133 pairs-6.85%

Biggest gainers, grails ($500 and up)

  1. Jordan 7 Retro Olympic (2012)$240to$523+117.92%
  2. Nike Air Presto Off-White White (2018)$652to$1,158+77.68%
  3. Jordan 4 Retro Union Guava Ice$480to$847+76.46%
  4. Converse SHAI 001 Lux Truffle$376to$624+65.87%
  5. Nike Kobe 6 Protro Jalen Brunson Statue of Liberty$613to$978+59.40%

Biggest losers, grails ($500 and up)

  1. Jordan 1 Retro High OG Swarovski Vast Grey (Women's)$1,393to$750-46.17%
  2. Nike Book 2 LE Premium Fragment Warning Label$1,074to$600-44.13%
  3. NikeCraft Mars Yard Shoe 3.0 Tom Sachs Space Camp$1,089to$770-29.35%
  4. Jordan 1 Retro High OG SP Fragment x Union LA White Black$946to$678-28.36%
  5. Jordan 1 Retro Low OG SP Fragment x Travis Scott Sail Military Blue$794to$595-25.05%

Biggest gainers, under $500

  1. Nike Air Terra Forma Off-White Wheat Green Strike$143to$460+222.81%
  2. Nike Dunk Low USC$95to$250+163.35%
  3. Jordan MVP 92 Black Metallic Gold (PS)$34to$78+132.84%
  4. Nike Dunk Low SP Kentucky$108to$229+112.04%
  5. Nike Dunk Low University of Oregon PE (2023)$133to$264+99.25%

Biggest losers, under $500

  1. Jordan 4 Retro OG Nigel Sylvester Brick After Brick$1,723to$285-83.46%
  2. Jordan 4 Retro Iced Carmine (PS)$268to$56-79.10%
  3. Nike LeBron 23 Elite Good Intentions$231to$62-73.16%
  4. adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Zebra$270to$85-68.47%
  5. Nike Mind 002 Flyknit Fragment Particle Grey$747to$246-67.07%

Index by quarter

Q2 2026 in 8 stories

Pattern

Dunk Low models average 94% gain in Q2 2026

Five Dunk Low patterns surged this quarter, averaging 94.26% price growth. Nike SB Dunk Low USC led the pack at 163.35%, while What The Paul and Costco Kirkland versions gained 53.60% and 43.08% respectively.

Pattern

Off-White sneakers post 89% average lift in Q2

Four Off-White models climbed this quarter, averaging 89.07% gains. Nike Air Presto Off-White hit 77.68% growth, followed by Jordan 1 Retro High Off-White Chicago at 33.62% and Air Force 1 Low Off-White at 22.19%.

Spotlight

Jordan 7 Olympic 2012 doubles to $523 this quarter

Jordan 7 Retro Olympic from 2012 jumped from $240 to $523, a 117.92% climb in Q2 2026. The grail-tier sneaker's surge positions it among the quarter's strongest movers.

Brand mover

Vans posts 33.6% climb across 33 tracked models

Vans gained 33.64% this quarter on a baseline of 33 products tracked. The brand's steady climb marks one of the quarter's cleaner performer stories among established names.

Retail premium

Premium market loses ground, only 40% above retail now

Just 40.06% of 5474 tracked pairs sell above retail in Q2 2026, down from 59.96% in the prior quarter. The 19.90-point drop signals a major shift in premium positioning across the tracked market.

Spotlight

Swarovski Jordan 1 Women's slides 46% to $750

Jordan 1 Retro High OG Swarovski Vast Grey Women's fell from $1393.17 to $750, a 46.17% drop this quarter. The grail-tier model's decline marks one of Q2's sharper corrections.

Brand mover

Saucony retreats 12.4% across 45 tracked sneakers

Saucony dipped 12.40% this quarter across 45 monitored products. The brand's pullback contrasts with stronger performers, signaling uneven market conditions by label.

Sleeper pick

Hoka gains 4.8% on 20 models, steady upside continues

Hoka climbed 4.84% in Q2 2026 across 20 tracked products. The modest but consistent gain positions the brand as a quiet outperformer in a mixed quarterly landscape.

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Other reports

This is the permanent record for Q2 2026. The latest report and live dashboard are on the main Market Index page.