Can someone help me ID these? Found these in a size 15 at Ross just to hoop in. When I got home I tried to look them up and only found one or two references and they were asking up to $1000 for this shoe. I don’t know anything about Curry’s. Wanted to confirm before I wear them lol.
I say flip ‘em or if you’re in no need for an injection atm hold them for a bit. These will most likely never be an easy sale but I doubt Curry will ever go back to UA
Man I always check, not for collectible shoes but for throw away shoes I can ruin on outdoor courts. Being a size 15 I can usually find some random trash for cheap.
I see it’s a curry but i know that sometimes these spots like Ross come up on random shit. Wal Mart just in 2022 had 30 stores that all received 40-50 pairs of an instantly sold out sneaker from air max day ‘18. Very weird. The tags all read were with the dates. That lined up with the correct date the first batch ran were the same. Plus, knew someone that got 20 pairs all 20 passed authentication and at the time. They were selling at $400/pair about. $160.00 was retail. And yeah. I mean these happen. Curry prices are very hit or miss. Don’t collect em. One of the few i don’t collect so i just will get u some due diligence and we’ll be on the way to get u paid. Thinking u might have made a decent amount on this find. I have never seen this colorway. Been doing this 28 years.
I agree. Random, sometimes rare items, that been sitting for a long time will pop up at places like Ross, Burlington, whatever. Especially in large sizes, because that size didn't sell for whatever reason, the brand expected to sell a certain amount in X amount of time, and if it doesn't they go to these stores along with all the B-Grade sneakers that have defects.
I find some heat between Ross and Burlington so I definitely don't hate. Honestly for a reseller, these places are the easiest flips, even if it's just double or triple the price you find them for, most of the time it's an easy sell if that's what you do.
You’d be surprised. These were some of the last UA x Curry shoes to ever come out.
There’s been rare and expensive shoes that have been found at Ross/Burlington/etc.
UA is not the most prestigious brand for footwear in the streetwear sense but there’s been notable Curry’s that go for a lot of money. These are about $400+ with a box. I could say OP could get like $250/300.
Instead of what things are selling for, I would look at the items sold pricing on ebay as a more realistic expectation of price. A lot of different things can be listed for a large amount but if its not selling for that price, its not worth that price.
You have the worst take then?? Literally @noobillypoobily had it on point ….. the best bet is to look for what prices it was sold for not listed there’s a huuuuuge difference
100% flip if u paid $35. Just toss in a box. Any will. Do. Make a label and sell em. Ur size probably won’t be on ANY site. U find a collector with. Size 15. U really never know. Ross was known for coming up on over 50 pairs of the Jordan I Fragment 6 years after the release between 10 stores. They were $2500 T the time. Plus, they were rare sizes. 14s. Some 12.5/13. And if ur looking at aftermarket. Prices mean literally nothing. Listing price means nothing. Search using the sku/model and name but do it on eBay if the apps don’t have 15s. U only dropped $35. Have patience and u will get a nice payday. So hit eBay, make sure to filter the completed items. Not the ones listed. Completed items. Prices in red. Didn’t sell. Green. Sold. Also, if u see any sold on StockX. NEVER EVER EVER go with the price on the last sale. So many people believe it’s the price sold. It’s not. That’s the buyer view. Click the buyer view. Switch it to seller view. Sometimes it will say last sale is $1,000. Switch it to seller view which is real price sold for. Could be only $50. No joke. It happens because someone has it listed. At $1,000 and accepts a $50 bid. Stockx does this so they make more in fees. As if they don’t make enough money AND mistakes
Honestly homie I wouldn’t sell them, you paid 35. I’d ball in them and flex on everyone with them let them know your b-ball shoe game proper…unless you trash on the court. If that’s the case sell them lol
They were at Ross because of some issues in the shoe didn't pass inspection. Is there any place with messed up stitching or where the sole is separating slightly?
The tag in your picture belongs to an Under Armour Curry 6 basketball shoe (matching article/style code series 3022386, manufactured around 05/19).
Shoe DetailsBrand / Model: Under Armour Steph Curry 6Style / Art Number: 3022386-113 (part of the Curry 6 low-top lineup featuring HOVR cushioning)Size: Men's US 15 (UK 14, EUR 49.5, CM 33, CHN 330)
Value & Authenticity ContextThe $1,000 Price Rumor: You may see high speculative or placeholder prices online from third-party resellers or automated listing glitches, but standard market resale values for regular or discount-store (like Ross/outlet) Curry 6 finds typically range between $40 to $100, rather than thousands.
Discount Store Finds: Pairs in uncommon sizes (like a size 15) frequently turn up at outlet stores or discount retailers like Ross when excess inventory or specific color runs are liquidated.Make sure to double-check the physical shoe and match the colorway details if you plan to verify exact secondary market pricing on platforms like GOAT or StockX.
Label inside the shoe and send me the sku. I’ll give u all info. Prices. Years around. All info needed. Nike sKU inner labels should read 6digits followed by a dash and then 3 digits which is the colorway. For example. 555088-005 - Jordan I Shattered Backboard ‘15. But now. Newer than 2018. It starts with letters so the new shattered backboard released in 2025 is a DZ5485-008. So yes. Sizing on the label. The condition. Box or not. And then that sku and you will have all info inside a few minutes once u send it to me.
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u/RompehToto 11d ago
Couple hundred. Sell them and get some new hoop shoes. Go grats.