These Are the Best-Selling Sneakers of 2018 So Far

last updated 14 August 2019

Update, June 14: Last week, we spotlighted a study from market research company NPD Group that revealed the best-selling sneakers of 2018 so far. The top shoes were Nike Tanjun Sneakers, which just so happen to have gone on sale today. Four of the colorways are currently up to 25% off, so now's the time to scoop them up ASAP. Scroll down to shop the popular on-sale shoes.

Nike

Tanjun Sneakers

Available in sizes 5 to 11.

Nike

Tanjun Sneakers

Available in sizes 5 to 11.

Nike

Tanjun Sneakers

Available in sizes 5 to 11.

Nike

Tanjun Sneakers

Available in sizes 5 to 11.

Originally published on June 4: It's safe to say that a lot of sneakers have been purchased in 2018. But as it turns out, there's only one pair that can be officially called the best-selling sneakers of the year so far. As Footwear News reports, market research company NPD Group analyzed sales figures and gave the number one spot to Nike's Tanjun Sneakers, which ring in at an affordable $65.

In fact, all 10 of the sneakers on the best-seller list were from Nike or Converse, which Nike also owns. The second most popular sneakers were the Air Jordan 11 Low ($290), while the Air Max 270 and Huarache also made the list. Scroll down to shop the sneakers for yourself.

More best sellers:

Nike

Air Max 270 Sneakers

Available in sizes 5 to 11.

Nike

Air Huarache Sneakers

Available in sizes 5 to 11.

Converse

All Star Low Top Sneakers

Available in sizes 5 to 11.

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