The Economics Of Sneaker Reselling

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Run-DMC and the Adidas Superstar revolution

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Fun Facts

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Fun Fact

Sneaker origin: The term 'sneaker' was coined in 1917 by advertising agent Henry Nelson McKinney because the rubber soles made the shoes completely silent.

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Quizzes

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Which hip-hop group signed a $1 million deal with Adidas in 1986 after releasing a song about their shoes?

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Which professional sport is most responsible for launching the modern sneaker collector culture?

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Why did advertising agent Henry McKinney coin the term 'sneaker' in 1917?

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Who was the founder of Reed Space, the New York boutique where the 2005 Pigeon Dunk riot occurred?

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The release of which Nike SB Dunk sneaker in 2005 caused a literal riot in New York City?

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What was the original retail price of the Air Jordan 1 when it debuted in 1985?

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Which Tokyo neighborhood became the global epicenter of exclusive streetwear and sneaker collaborations in the 1990s?

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In what year did Nike release the first Air Jordan 1 sneaker?

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Glosario

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Glossary

sneakerhead (noun)
A person who collects, trades, or admires sneakers as a hobby. The subculture gained momentum in 1985 following the release of Nike's iconic Air Jordan 1 sneakers.