History
Anatomy
Rise in Popularity
Retail
Resell
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Name of the Sneakers' Inventor
Charles Goodyear
100
Bottom of Sneaker
Outsole
100
The Athlete Behind Jordan Brand
Michael Jordan
100
Definition
A set value determined by the company which created the sneaker.
100
Definition
A value higher than retail and is determined and assessed based on four aspects: cultural impact, new technology, collaborations, and limited supply.
200
Profession of the Sneakers' Inventor
American Scientist
200
Sneaker Flap
Tongue
200
The Athlete Behind Converse
Chuck Taylor
200
Name of a Sneaker Retailer
Foot Locker
200
Name of a Sneaker Resale Marketplace
Flight Club
300
The Year Sneakers were Invented
1839
300
Above the Toe of a Sneaker
Toe Box
300
Name of the First Celebrity-Endorsed Athletic Sneaker
Chuck Taylor All-Stars
300
Websites/Mobile Apps for Sneakers Sold for Retail
Nike SNKRS (US), Finish Line, JD Sports (US), and Foot Locker
300
Websites/Mobile Apps for Sneakers Sold for Resale
GOAT, StockX
400
The Material Created
Vulcanized Rubber
400
Below the Toe of a Sneaker
Midsole
400
Movie + The Sneaker that Appeared in that Movie
1. Nike Cortez (Forrest Gump)
2. Air Jordan 11 'Space Jam' (Space Jam)
3. Nike Mag 'Back to the Future' (Back to the Future)
500
Process to Create the Material
Add Sulfur to Heated Rubber
500
Area Around the Sneaker's Laces
Eyestay/Lace Guard
500
Year of NBA Finals
1957