Melbourne man tries to sell dirty triple white Adidas Ultra Boost 3.0 but is trolled by sneakerheads

A man has been hilariously trolled after attempting to sell his dirty ‘white’ #Adidas sneakers online.

The #Melbourne man tried to sell his ‘worn’ #Adidas #Ultra #Boost 3.0 sneakers for $60 to fellow members of the #Australia #Sneaker #Society #Facebook group on #Monday.

#Accompanying pictures showed the ‘triple white’ sneakers had turned brown on the midsole, the midfoot cage and on much of the fabric.

‘#Pickup #Box #Hill or can be shipped at buyer’s expense,’ the seller captioned the post.

#Sneakerheads quickly began commenting on the post, slamming the shoe’s subpar condition.

‘#My grey #Ultra #Boosts are whiter than this,’ one man commented on the post.

‘LOL as if you wouldn’t clean your shoes before trying to sell them,’ another person said.

#One user asked: ‘#Bro, how desperate are you?’

‘#You would make more than $60 wiping windscreens at traffic lights,’ another wrote.

#Meanwhile, one man wrote: ‘#How about you pay me $60 to take them off your hands, god damn.’

#Accompanying pictures showed the ‘triple white’ sneakers had turned brown on the midsole, the midfoot cage and on much of the fabric

#Sneakerheads quickly began commenting on the post, slamming the shoe’s subpar condition

#Most sneakers sold in the group are ‘deadstock’, meaning they have not been worn and are in mint condition with the original packaging.

#Group members were likely not used to seeing sneakers up for sale in such a poor condition.

The #Melbourne man’s shoes are still up for sale as of 1pm on #Thursday.

#Originally released in 2016, the #Adidas #Ultra #Boost 3.0 #Triple #White sold for a retail price of $250.

#Now, they can sell for as much as $400 on sneaker reselling site #StockX.

#Originally released in 2016, the #Adidas #Ultra #Boost 3.0 #Triple #White (pictured) sold for a retail price of $250. #Now, they can sell for as much as $400 on sneaker reselling site #StockX