Size 10 has held the Air Jordan 1 “Dark Marina Blue” at $70, $100 under retail

The cheapest pair hasn't changed since my checks began on September 29. A size 9.5 is $73, and the priciest size, an 11.5, is $98.

Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Dark Marina Blue” sneaker at $70, down from $170 retail

If you wear a 10, a new Air Jordan 1 “Dark Marina Blue” costs $70 right now. That's $100 under its $170 retail, so you'd pay less than half the original price for a pair that came out on February 16, 2022.

The nearest size is a 9.5 at $73. After that the price goes up a bit, but nothing in the range comes close to retail: all nine sizes from 8 to 12 are under it, from $73 to $98 outside size 10.

Every size from 8 to 12

Air Jordan 1 “Dark Marina Blue”: lowest new price by US size, Nov 7, 2026
US sizeNov 7Vs retailLow since Sep 29
8$79−$91$79
8.5$84−$86$84
9$85−$85$85
9.5$73−$97$73
10$70−$100$70
10.5$80−$90$80
11$89−$81$89
11.5$98−$72$93
12$88−$82$88

The table shows each size against retail and against its lowest price since September 29. Sizes 8, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11 and 12 are at their lowest right now. Size 11.5 is the exception: at $98 it is the most expensive size in the range and sits at the top of what I've seen for it.

A flat line

$70$70Retail $170Sep 29Nov 7 · $70
Cheapest new pair in US sizes 8 to 12, day by day, Sep 29 to Nov 7, 2026. Source: claqa nightly price checks.

Since I started tracking it on September 29, the cheapest pair in sizes 8 to 12 has been $70 at every nightly check. Nothing moved this week either: nine sizes unchanged, zero cheaper. Outside the range, a size 7.5 is $92 and a 14 is $85.

My take

This price hasn't moved in over a month of checks, so waiting hasn't gotten anyone a lower price yet. If you wear a 10 or a 9.5, I'd buy now. If you wear an 11.5, compare it with the rest of every Air Jordan 1 under retail first.

Prices from our Nov 7, 2026 check: the lowest price of a new pair with the original box, by US size. The model page always shows the latest prices.

Denis Kataev

Denis Kataev runs claqa. Every night the site checks the price of every sneaker in its catalog, size by size, and he writes about what those numbers show: which pairs got cheaper, what is releasing next and which size is the better buy.

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