Yeezy Boost 380 “Pepper Non-Reflective” in a 10.5: $69, under a third of retail

A size 10 is close behind at $74. Since my checks began, the cheapest pair has only moved between $69 and $70.

adidas Yeezy Boost 380 “Pepper Non-Reflective” sneaker at $69, down from $230 retail

A size 10.5 is the cheapest way into the Yeezy Boost 380 “Pepper Non-Reflective” right now: $69, which is $161 under its $230 retail. That works out to under a third of what it cost new.

It's not only the 10.5. All nine sizes from 8 to 12 are listed under retail, and none of them changed this week. A size 10 is $74, a size 11 is $83 and an 8.5 is $84. The priciest is a size 11.5 at $129, and even that one is $101 under retail.

Yeezy Boost 380 “Pepper Non-Reflective”: lowest new price by US size, Nov 14, 2026
US sizeNov 14Low since Sep 29Vs retail
8$98$98−$132
8.5$84$84−$146
9$91$90−$139
9.5$99$95−$131
10$74$74−$156
10.5$69$69−$161
11$83$83−$147
11.5$129$129−$101
12$115$86−$115

The table shows each size's price now, its lowest since September 29, and how far it sits under retail. Most sizes are at or close to their low. Size 12 is the exception: it's $115 now, up from a low of $86.

How the floor moved

  • September 29: $70 when I started tracking it
  • October 1: $69
  • October 17: $70
  • October 28: $69
$70$69Retail $230Sep 29Nov 14 · $69
Cheapest new pair in US sizes 8 to 12, day by day, Sep 29 to Nov 14, 2026. Source: claqa nightly price checks.

When I wrote about it earlier this month, the cheapest pair was $69. It's the same today. This pair has spent every night since September 29 going back and forth between $69 and $70.

If you wear a 10 or a 10.5, I'd buy now. Waiting hasn't paid off since my checks began, and you're already far under retail. Outside the usual range, avoid a size 14: it's $274, $44 over retail. Other cheap pairs are on everything under retail.

Prices from our Nov 14, 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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