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Nike Air Max price history: what changed over 90 days
· · By Javier Marí Lobato
Nike Air Max prices fell by a median 11% over 90 days across the 54 products with sufficient history. The latest 30-day median is down 6%. Individual colourways have followed very different paths, so timing and shop coverage both matter when you compare.
On 25 September 2026, across Nike Air Max, the median price movement over the last 90 days is -11%. That figure is based on 54 products with enough price history, not all 387 products then listed. It describes the pairs that can be followed over the full period. It does not promise that every Air Max colourway is cheaper by the same amount. Some have fallen much further, and others have moved only slightly or even risen.
The latest 30 days show a slower median decline
Over 30 days, the median Air Max movement is -6%. The shorter window is still negative. Do not read it as one third of the 90-day result, and do not project it into the future. The two periods overlap, and individual products can change pace sharply. The comparison does show that prices did not fall only in the older part of the 90-day window.
Here the history of each colourway is more useful than the family median. A pair can have a modest 90-day decline and a much steeper 30-day move. That means most of its change happened recently. Another can show a large 90-day fall but a softer latest month, which suggests the main adjustment came earlier. Compare both windows to tell a running reduction from a price that has made most of its move.
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Nike Air Max Moto 2K White Black (Women's)
Style code: HQ2056-103
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View productThe Moto 2K colourways did not move together
The selected Air Max Moto 2K examples show it. The women’s Pearl Pink Silver, Black Metallic Silver and the women’s Sail Phantom Pale Ivory all fell far more over 90 days than the Air Max median of -11%. Their latest months differ. Black Metallic Silver has the sharpest recent decline. Pearl Pink Silver has the largest 90-day fall despite a milder month.
Historical sample: 54 products with history out of 387 catalogue products, recorded on 2026-09-25. Five widely distributed Moto 2K examples show how differently the two time windows can behave. Shop totals as of 2026-11-05. Other figures reflect 2026-09-25.
| Colourway | Style code | Shops | 30 days move | 90 days move |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| White Metallic Silver | HQ2056-103 | 17 | -32% | -5% |
| Smoke Grey Anthracite Pink Foam White | IU7548-070 | 14 | -18% | -17% |
| Sail Phantom Pale Ivory | IO4862-100 | 14 | -24% | -21% |
| Black Metallic Silver | HQ2056-007 | 14 | -42% | -28% |
| Pearl Pink Silver | HQ2056-601 | 16 | -13% | -30% |
These three Moto 2K colourways have 90-day declines of 21% to 30%; compare their individual histories rather than treating the silhouette as one price trend.
Moderate 90-day moves can hide recent acceleration
On 25 September 2026, the women’s White Metallic Silver pair, listed under the White Black name, is the clearest example. Its 90-day change is only -5%, less than half the model-wide median decline, yet its 30-day movement is -32%. The two figures do not conflict. The recent month was much weaker than the full period, so the 90-day number understates the latest pace. It is also the most widely distributed example, in 14 shops.
On 25 September 2026, smoke Grey Anthracite Pink Foam White has a more even pattern. It fell 17% over 90 days and 18% over 30 days, with coverage across 14 shops. Its longer movement is six percentage points below the Air Max median. The gap between its short and long windows is much smaller than on White Metallic Silver. When you choose when to compare offers, that tells you more than ranking the pairs by their 90-day result.
A steep recent decline can justify checking comparisons more often, because the relationship between shops has been changing quickly. It does not mean another reduction will follow. Equally, a moderate 90-day decline does not by itself mean that waiting is better. The 30-day history may already show acceleration. The size you need may also be in fewer shops than the overall shop count suggests.
Shop coverage changes the practical buying window
On 25 September 2026, the five tracked Moto 2K pairs in the table appear across 12 to 14 shops. That is unusually broad compared with the Air Max median of two shops per product. Two of them reach the model-wide maximum of 14. Broad shop coverage gives you more points of comparison. It also makes it easier to see whether a fall is shared across retailers or concentrated in part of the market.
On 25 September 2026, shop coverage is not the same as size breadth. The five examples appear somewhere in 15 to 23 sizes. White Metallic Silver and Black Metallic Silver each reach 23, Smoke Grey and Sail Phantom reach 17, and Pearl Pink Silver reaches 15. Those totals count sizes found somewhere across shops, not whether a given size is available now. A colourway with fewer sizes can leave less room to wait, even with a high shop count.
When waiting fits the history, and when it does not
On 25 September 2026, the broad signal supports patience, but only on conditions. A median decline of 11% over 90 days and 6% over 30 days shows that tracked Air Max prices have moved down in both windows. Colourways spread across 12 to 14 shops also give you a large comparison set. So waiting and checking again can be reasonable when several suitable sizes remain and the recent movement is still clearly negative.
For White Metallic Silver, the sharp 30-day decline makes the latest comparison more relevant than its restrained 90-day result. For Pearl Pink Silver, the 30% fall over 90 days is already large, and its 15 represented sizes make size coverage matter more to the timing. None of those patterns guarantees the next move. They define different windows in which to look.
Compare the recent and 90-day paths of these widely distributed Moto 2K colourways; the same shop coverage can accompany very different price histories.
Use the Air Max hub to compare exact style codes and the Nike size pages to keep size coverage alongside price history.