The best sneakers and brands in 2024

Sneakerheads watch out: Our latest sales figures provide exciting insights into which brands are currently setting the tone for you.

Nike and Air Jordan rule the streets
No big secret: Nike tops the list with a whopping 37%. Whether iconic silhouettes or cutting-edge technology - the brand remains unbeatable. Right behind it: Air Jordan with 27.5 %. The basketball king is a perennial favourite and should not be missing from any rotation.

adidas and Puma make a strong showing
With 17.8 %, adidas jumps to third place. Classics such as the Superstar or modern hits from collabs - for example with Bad Bunny - secure the brand the spot. Puma follows with 4.6% and scores with fresh lifestyle vibes and athleisure trends that are all the rage.

Diversity rocks the scene
The underdogs also have their place: New Balance (3.9%) shines with retro chic, while Nike SB (3.5%) remains popular with skaters. ASICS (2.4%) and Converse (1.2%) serve niches and show that it doesn't always have to be the big names.

Our sales figures speak volumes! We have picked out the 15 most successful models that are currently being celebrated the most by you, the sneakerheads. But important: this list only shows the crème de la crème - many other sneakers have also made it into your shopping basket but have not been included here.

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Air Jordan 1: The undisputed number 1
With a sales share of 22.5 %, the Air Jordan 1 leads this list with aplomb. A classic that has characterised the sneaker world for decades and should not be missing from any collection.

Nike grabs the podium places
The Air Jordan 1 is followed by the Nike Dunk (14.1 %) and the Nike Air Force 1 (13.7 %). Both models have absolute cult status.

adidas Samba and other retro classics
The adidas Samba takes fifth place with 5.9 % and proves that the retro hype is real. Classics such as the adidas Superstar (3.0%) are still in vogue and show that timeless style never goes out of fashion.

Niches and limited editions find their place
Sneakers such as the Nike SB Dunk (4.9%) or the adidas ZX8000 (2.2%) also prove that limited editions and specialised models have their loyal fanbase.