Pink Air Jordan 1, kids’ sizing, and a hype number that barely moves. On paper that’s the kind of pair most people scroll straight past. It’s exactly the kind I slow down for, because when nobody’s watching the price tends to do something interesting. Right now the ‘Pinksicle’ sits at €105 on Solezilla.com, and that’s a good deal quieter than the same shoe asks a few listings further up.
Pink does most of the talking
This isn’t a careful accent. Nike calls the colourway Pinksicle, and the pink runs across the toe, the heel, the collar and the ankle strap, plus the overlays down the side. Black fills the mid-panel behind a clean white Swoosh, black laces to match, and the midsole stays white with a black strip along the bottom. Even the Wings logo on the ankle gets pulled into the pink. It’s a loud, committed pair — the opposite of the hundredth black-and-white Mid you’ve already seen on every other foot.
The same pair, eighty euros apart
Here’s where it gets fun for anyone who compares before they buy. On Solezilla.com we’re tracking four active listings across three shops today, and every one of them is priced in euros. Side Kicks has the sharpest at €105.23, StockX sits just above at €113, and Stadium Goods runs all the way to €187.95 — same shoe, same GS sizing, just a very different price tag. There’s no UK or US listing on this pair at the moment, so if you’re shopping in pounds or dollars, factor in shipping and import before any of these numbers gets you excited.
These are all resale and consignment shops; regular retail is long gone on this one. That’s also why the low end has room to breathe. The Hypescore sits at 19, which is INERT, the quiet bottom of our scale — there simply isn’t much demand pushing the price up. For a deal-minded buyer that’s the good news, not the bad: no frenzy means the floor can drift down instead of spiking.
The GS build is the other half of the story. Because this is the grade-school version, the sizing tops out around EU 40, and if your feet fit in that range you’re often paying noticeably less than the adult SKU of a near-identical shoe. That’s been the smartest corner of the Jordan market for years. Even at €105 this one sits more than 40% under its original retail, so while it isn’t the lowest I’ve ever seen it, it’s a sensible moment rather than a gamble on some outlier that may never come back around.
Not sure that €105 is really the sharpest? That’s exactly what you line the listings up for. The Pinksicle page on Solezilla.com shows what every shop wants per size, and the wider Air Jordan 1 Mid page lets you set it against the other colourways before you commit. Then drop your verdict in Grail or Bail.