Back in May of this year Ronnie Fieg dropped the Asics Gel-Lyte III ECP (Miami and NY). Here’s a look at aggregate price and volume stats since then:
| DS Price | |||||||
| Avg | High | Low | DS Volume | ||||
| Asics-Gel-Lyte-III-Ronnie-Fieg-ECP-Miami-2013 | $ 387 | $ 550 | $ 233 | 249 | |||
| Asics-Gel-Lyte-III-Ronnie-Fieg-ECP-Knicks-2013 | $ 392 | $ 610 | $ 213 | 185 | |||
And here’s a look at average deadstock price by month:
| Miami | Knicks | |||
| May | $ 392 | $ 394 | ||
| June | $ 348 | $ 357 | ||
| July | $ 408 | $ 393 | ||
| August | $ 426 | $ 448 |
It’s interesting to note that the average price for both pairs started high in May, dropped down considerably (> 10%) in June, presumably as initial resellers were trying to flip pairs with a lot still on the market, and then has been increasing ever since, as the availability continues to decline.
Note: Data is through August 2013 and does not includes pairs sold as a set.
