Year: 2019
Listing Price: $618
Size: 14

The cool thing about the latest collaboration between Cactus Plant Flea Market and Nike is that you had control over the design. Cactus Plant Flea Market gave buyers the option to slap the Nike bubble letters—made famous on the Air More Uptempo model worn by Scottie Pippen in the mid-90s–onto black and white Air Force 1s. You could choose between the words “AIR,” “FLEA,” and “SUNSHINE” in a series of colorways, and the bespoke sneakers were released alongside a limited capsule collection of CPFM-branded apparel via SNKRS DRAW, which included everything from hockey jerseys to an anorak jacket. Everything, as expected, sold out immediately and sneakerheads have been scrambling to find their preferred combo of colors ever since.

Editor's Note: Since the time of publication, the original listing has been deleted.

Year: 2019
Listing Price: $600
Size: 8

LA-based Rhude has been taking the fashion world by storm as of late, with their Marlboro-typeface branding making a mark on everything from racing jackets to fashionable socks. These V1 High sneakers featured in this listing have been sold out on Rhude’s site, along with other colorways, and are a rare find on Grailed. Designed with tumbled leather and black suede, tied together with contrast stitching reminiscent of other skate-inspired high-tops.

Year: 2019
Listing Price: $400
Size: 8.5

This isn’t the first time Dutch artist Parra designed a killer sneaker for Nike, as he’s crafted quite a few coveted Air Max 1s in the past. This 2019 Dunk is clean and bright, and much more toned down than his 2018 Air Max 1, which sports a similar color palette. A mostly white upper is accented by pinks, reds and blues. There is a layered chenille Swoosh on the sides with a bold graphic sockliner and dual branding on the heels. Not quite as limited as the “Friends & Family” exclusive iteration, but a rare find from this year nonetheless.

Year: 2019
Listing Price: $550
Size: 9.5

Released earlier this year in women’s sizing, this patent leather Jordan I in a UNC color scheme is a true showstopper. Released at this year’s NBA All-Star Weekend to commemorate Michael Jordan’s North Carolina roots and to honor the host city of Charlotte, these kicks pulled out all the stops with head to toe patent leather in a deadly “Blue Chill,” white and obsidian combo. Jordan Brand would release a similar version later (with a more traditional “University Blue” replacing the brighter “Blue Chill” found in this listing) in the year in general sizing, albeit without the patent leather, dubbed the “Obsidian” Jordan I. While those also sold out they don’t hold a candle to the shiny patent leather OGs.

Year: 2014
Listing Price: $810
Size: 11

Released in 2014 to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the Moon landing, these are a one of a kind treatment applied to the appropriately named Nike Air Max Lunar 90 SP. Covered completely in a moon rock graphic with a grey midsole and an American flag stamped on the heel, these are equal parts sci-fi and patriotic. When Neil Armstrong uttered the iconic phrase, “one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind,” I don’t think he ever envisioned any steps being taken in sneakers that looked like this. A small price to pay for one out of this world shoe.

Year: 2018
Listing Price: $499
Size: 10

Houston native and Astroworld mastermind Travis Scott harnessed the power (or rather, colorway) of the defunct Houston Oilers for his 2018 Jordan IV collab. Decked in an Oilers blue upper with red and black accents, along with Cactus Jack branding and a Jumpman logo on speckled heel tabs, this was one of the most sought after Jordans of the last few years. It’s a favorite on the resale market, and remains a difficult find despite the requisite hype and interest. Scott has become a sneaker tastemaker of sorts in recent years, but this homage to his hometown is his best work to date.

Editor's Note: Since the time of publication, the original listing has been deleted.

Year: 2016
Listing Price: $425
Size: 10.5

Originally released in 2001 exclusively in Japan as a part of Nike’s “Concept Japan” collection, Kith and Nike combined forces to bring back this “Linen” Air Force 1 just in time for the grand opening of Kith’s new Miami store. Always one of the most sought-after Air Force 1s ever produced, this updated version features premium leather and a pastel pink Swoosh. An undisputed classic, this rare Air Force 1 is tough to find on Grailed and a must for any fan of Forces.

Year: 2005
Listing Price: $179
Size: 10

Easily the most colorful selection on this week’s list, this Air Force 1 from 2005 is aptly dubbed “Easter Egg” for its patent leather pastel paneling as well as a cracked egg logo on the tongue. A great throwback to an era when this was undoubtedly paired with a matching pastel Polo Ralph Lauren polo, á la College Dropout-era Kanye West. As festive a sneaker as there ever was, this Air Force 1 honoring your favorite Easter tradition of dyeing eggs is hard to find on Grailed.

Year: 2019
Listing Price: $1,800
Size: 9

Designed by Japanese graphic designer Verdy, this Girls Don’t Cry SB Dunk (nicknamed “Coming Back Home”) originally dropped exclusively in Osaka, Japan. Clad in all red with a white midsole, the only outside branding consists of a white Girls Don’t Cry logo on the side and a butterfly logo on the tongue. This is one of the rarest Dunks in recent years, so good luck securing a pair of these in good condition.

Year: 2003
Listing Price: $650
Size: 11

One of the OG Dunks from yesteryear, this grey and blue SB Dunk is draped in suede from head to toe. Originally released in 2003, this “Iron” Dunk is somewhat of a forgotten gem from the first few years of Nike SB’s iconic run. Plain and simple with no frills, this is an understated Dunk that somehow continues to fly under the radar 16 years after its original release.