$9 over retail: the Air Force 1 Square Toe “Triple Black” is $139 in a 9.5

The cheapest pair was first listed at $149 on Nov 7 and has come down twice since. No size from 8 to 12 sells under retail.

Nike Air Force 1 Low Square Toe “Triple Black” sneaker with $139 was $149

The cheapest new Air Force 1 Low Square Toe “Triple Black” costs $139 right now, in sizes 9.5, 10.5 and 11. That's $9 over the $130 retail it released at on Friday, November 6.

How the price moved

The pair first showed up in my nightly checks the day after release. Here is the cheapest pair in sizes 8 to 12 each day it changed:

  • November 7: $149, the starting price
  • November 8: $147
  • November 11: $139

So the direction has been down, and $139 is the lowest I've seen since my checks began on September 29.

$149$139Retail $130Nov 7Nov 12 · $139
Cheapest new pair in US sizes 8 to 12, day by day, Nov 7 to Nov 12, 2026. Source: claqa nightly price checks.

Every size from 8 to 12

All nine sizes from 8 to 12 sell over retail, and none sells at or under it. The table shows each size now, how far it is over retail and its lowest price since I started tracking it.

Air Force 1: lowest new price by US size, Nov 12, 2026
US sizeNov 12Vs retailLow since Sep 29
8$144+$14$144
8.5$142+$12$142
9$143+$13$143
9.5$139+$9$139
10$147+$17$147
10.5$139+$9$139
11$139+$9$139
11.5$149+$19$149
12$149+$19$149

Sizes 11.5 and 12 are the priciest at $149. Size 8 is $144, though it has been listed as high as $196 since my checks began. Outside the usual range, sizes 7 and 7.5 also sell for $139, sizes 12.5 and 13 cost $170, and a 14 is $300.

My take

If you wear a 9.5, 10.5 or 11 and want this pair now, paying $9 over retail is a small premium, and I wouldn't lose sleep over it. In a 10, 11.5 or 12 the gap is wider, and with the floor falling since release, I'd keep watching. Other options are on the every Air Force 1 page.

Prices from our Nov 12, 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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