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Jordan 4 Green Glow
The Oopbuy shoes spreadsheet: sneakers, runners, boots and slides — Jordans, Dunks, Yeezys, Sambas, New Balance and more. Finds with QC photos come first.
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Jordan 4 Green Glow
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Jordan 5 Craft
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Jordan 4 PSG
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Jordan 3 Cardinal Red
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Nike Dunk Argon
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Jordan 11 Neapolitan
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Jordan 4 Forget Me Not
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Jordan 5 Satin Bred
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Nike SB Dunk Jarritos
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Jordan 3 Palomino
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Nike Dunk Michigan
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Jordan 4 Cool Grey
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Jordan 11 Bred Velvet
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Jordan 5 Racer Blue
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Jordan 4 Orchid
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Nike Dunk Team Gold
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Jordan 3 White Cement Reimagined
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Nike SB Dunk Fog
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Jordan 4 Metallic Purple
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Jordan 5 Camo
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Jordan 3 Fire Red
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Jordan 4 Taupe Haze
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Nike SB Dunk Mummy
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Nike Dunk Gym Red
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Jordan 4 Taupe Haze
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Jordan 5 What The
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Jordan 3 Racer Blue
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Nike Dunk Reverse Goldenrod
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Nike SB Dunk Bart Simpson
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Jordan 4 Black Denim
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Jordan 4 Pure Money
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Jordan 5 International Flight
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Jordan 3 Patchwork
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Nike Dunk Valerian Blue
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Nike SB Dunk Thunderstorm
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Jordan 4 Black Chrome
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Jordan 4 White Oreo
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Jordan 5 Metallic White
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Nike Dunk UNLV
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Jordan 3 Cool Grey
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Nike SB Dunk One Blockata Time
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Jordan 4 Wahlburgers
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Jordan 4 Metallic Gold
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Jordan 5 mandarin duck
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Nike Dunk University Blue
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Nike SB Dunk Paisley
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Jordan 3 Fear
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Jordan 4 Brick By Brick
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For the cheapest finds in every section, see Oopbuy finds under $20 and under $50.
Every find in this section opens directly on Oopbuy.
Sneakers are where a rep spreadsheet earns its keep. The listings here cover the finds the community actually hauls — Jordan 1s and 4s, Dunks, Yeezy slides and 350s, Sambas, New Balance 550s and 9060s, Asics runners — all of them Weidian listings. Most pairs here fall between $35 and $86, with a median of $58.
Two things matter more for shoes than anything else you'll buy: batch and sizing. The same model exists in several qualities from different factories, so open the find, look at the seller's photos, and when your pair reaches the warehouse inspect the QC photos before approving. For sizing, most sellers list EU sizes — check the listing's size chart against a shoe you own rather than guessing your usual US size.
The median find here costs $58. Open a find to see the seller's photos, sizes and price, then press Buy on Oopbuy. Before you do, check the QC photos other buyers got for that listing; the find's own page does it for you.
Shoe listings are numbered in European sizing, not US. Measure a pair you own and compare it with the seller's chart before you pick a number.
A boxed pair weighs roughly 1.2–1.8 kg. Your agent prices shipping by weight for your country before you pay, and several pairs in one parcel cost far less per pair.
Most listings use EU sizing and true-to-size fits, but always compare the seller's cm insole chart to a sneaker you already own. When between sizes on chunky models, go up.
A batch is a factory version of the same shoe. Higher batches copy materials and shape more accurately and cost more. The listing photos and your QC photos are how you confirm what you're getting.