The Most Expensive Sneakers of 2016

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adidas NMD "Pitch Black" 6
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adidas NMD "Pitch Black" 6

Sneaker prices are higher than they've ever been. There are $400 Air Jordan, $720 auto-lacing Nike sneakers, and Kanye West's Yeezy Boosts go for as much as $350. But the sneaker resale industry, even with these steep price tags, is booming. And people are shelling out serious coin for athletic shoes.

A few years ago, StockX CEO Josh Luber estimated that the sneaker resale industry had bit a billion dollars, and it's only growing. His company is a stockmarket for shoes and gives the average resale values of popular sneakers, making it possible to find out which shoes fetched the highest aftermarket values this year. 

It comes as no surprise that Adidas had several sneakers that are going for large amounts right now. Pairs of the VLONE x Nike Air Force 1 that debuted at ComplexCon allegedly went for $90,000 on eBay, although the sales couldn't be verified. Even with that, the Nike Mag released this year, as well as some very limited and special Adidas NMDs. Here are the sneakers that released in the past 12 months and are reselling for the most money right now.

Related: Most Expensive Sneakers of 2017

10. Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 "Pirate Black" (2016)

Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 2016

9. A Bathing Ape x Adidas NMD

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8. Adidas Yeezy Boost 750 "Glow in the Dark"

Adidas Yeezy Boost 750 "Glow in the Dark"

7. Adidas 3D Runner

Adidas 3D Runner

6. Air Jordan 1 "Satin"

Satin Air Jordan 1 917359 001 Banned Profile

5. Adidas NMD "Red Apple"

Adidas NMD "Red Apple"

4. Adidas NMD "Pitch Black"

Adidas NMD PK “Pitch Black”

3. Nike HyperAdapt 1.0

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2. Adidas Pharrell Human Race NMD “Friends and Family”

Adidas Pharrell NMD Friends and Family

1. Nike Mag

Nike Mag