'Red October' Nike Air Yeezy 2s Releasing on Goat At 11 EST on Wednesday night, limited quantities of the Nike Air Yeezy 2 "Red October" from 2014 will be sold via the Goat app at their original retail price of $245. The sneakers will be available in the Black Friday tab in the app.25 Nov 2020
Why do Yeezy shoes cost so much?
The price elevates over time due to the significant demand for each product. Partly from an excellent marketing strategy, slick design, and beyond all else, the reputation Kanye West's Yeezy brand has been able to maintain in the market. Everyone knows Yeezys are cool.
When did Yeezy Red October come out?
The shoe is set to drop on October 29, and if pre-release chatter is any indicator, it's likely to be the most sought-after Foam Runner to date. As of late, the artist formerly known as Kanye West has been on a bit of a red-tinted streak.28 Oct 2021
How much are a pair of red Octobers?
The shoe sold out globally in less than an half an hour originally priced at $245 (approx £146) direct from nike.com.
Are Red Octobers rare?
The Red October colourway from the Nike Air Yeezy 2s is possibly the most coveted of all Yeezys. A lot of its value stemmed from the contract between Kanye West and Nike ending, but the Red October sneakers are made even rarer by their release being exclusively online.29 Jan 2020
How much are Nike Yeezys worth?
Kanye West's Nike Air Yeezy 1 Sneakers Sell for Record-Breaking $1.8 Million.27 Apr 2021
How many Yeezy red Octobers were made?
How many pairs of Red October's were made? It was said that there were 5000 pairs made of each colourway made for the Air Yeezy 2 globally.
What time did red Octobers drop?
The Air Yeezy II featured two premier color ways, Solar Red, Pure Platinum, and a third color way of the Air Yeezy II shoes, dubbed the "Red Octobers", which underwent a surprise release on February 9, 2014. The "Red Octobers" released exclusively on Nike's website, and sold out within seconds.
Who made Yeezy Red October?
Nike
Who made the Red October Shoes?
Made with the help of Nike Creative Director Mark Smith and later Nathan Van Hook, the Air Yeezy was heavily inspired by the Air Tech Challenge 2, the Air Jordan 3, and the Air Jordan 4. Over the next few years, Ye would release a total of six colourways, with each one being more unique than the next.10 Feb 2021