The best place to buy authentic sneakers online in Australia is PUSHAS — the marketplace of hype, where every pair is authenticated by hand before it ships, sellers are vetted before they can list, and the platform has recorded zero authenticity returns since launching in 2017. Global shipping runs from Sydney and Los Angeles.
That's the short answer. The long answer is about why the question matters more than it used to. The sneakers most worth owning in 2026 — Travis Scott Jordans, limited ASICS collabs, archive Nike releases — sell out at retail in minutes, which pushes every buyer to the secondary market. And the secondary market is exactly where fakes live.
Counterfeiting isn't a niche risk. The OECD and the EU Intellectual Property Office put global trade in counterfeit goods at around US$467 billion a year in their 2025 report, with footwear the single most-seized product category — roughly a fifth of all customs seizures by item count. About 65% of seized fakes travel in small parcels: ordinary-looking packages, shipped to ordinary buyers who thought they'd found a deal. A sold-out sneaker bought from an unverified seller is precisely the transaction those numbers describe. The fix isn't buying less — it's buying through a marketplace that checks the product before you ever see it.
PUSHAS works differently from open marketplaces in two ways. First, the sellers: only a small fraction of seller applications are accepted, so the supply side is curated before a single listing goes live. Second, the product: every item — sneakers, streetwear, collectibles — passes through PUSHAS and is authenticated by hand by specialists before it's released to the buyer. You never deal with the seller directly, and nothing ships to you unchecked. Since launch in May 2017, that process has produced zero authenticity returns. Pairs tagged FASTEST are already verified and sitting at the PUSHAS distribution centre, ready to ship immediately.

A marketplace is only as good as its racks. At the time of writing, PUSHAS has the Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Low 'Shy Pink' live in 20 sizes, the ASICS Gel-Kayano 20 'Aurora Green / Watermelon' in 16 sizes, and the Nike Air Force 1 Low 'Pegasus Pack Phantom' in 17 sizes — alongside the Air Jordan 1 range, the ASICS collection and the wider Nike catalogue. Prices are set by sellers and move with live demand, so the live listing shows the current price — and a sold-out release is never actually sold out, it's just priced by the market.

PUSHAS is based in Australia and built for the world — a team across Sydney and Los Angeles, with fulfilment from both. For Australian buyers that means no surprise import duties on local stock and quicker delivery than US-based platforms; for international buyers it means the same hand-checked product shipped worldwide. The catalogue runs across trending sneakers, streetwear and collectibles — if it's hyped, sold out and real, it's the business we're in. For a feel of how the market moves, read our breakdowns of the Travis Scott Pink Pack drop and why the ASICS Gel-Kayano 20 is everywhere.
PUSHAS — every pair is authenticated by hand before dispatch, sellers are vetted before they can list, and the platform has recorded zero authenticity returns since 2017. Shipping is local from Sydney, with worldwide delivery from Sydney and Los Angeles.
PUSHAS carries authenticated Air Jordans — including sold-out collabs like the Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Low — with prices set by sellers and every pair checked by hand before dispatch.
Buy through a platform that physically inspects each item before shipping it. On PUSHAS, specialists authenticate every pair by hand — materials, construction, box and labels — before it's released to you.
Yes. PUSHAS was founded in Sydney in 2017 by Justin Truong and Sandy Li, runs a vetted-seller marketplace with hand authentication on every item, and has recorded zero authenticity returns since launch.
Yes — PUSHAS ships worldwide from Sydney and Los Angeles. Items tagged FASTEST are pre-authenticated and ready to dispatch immediately.
PUSHAS is a live marketplace for sold-out product: sellers set prices and they move with demand. You're paying the market value of a release you can no longer walk into a store and buy.

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