
Following the London signing event, the general release of the Nardwuar SB Dunk still delivered reliable resale premiums.
Westside Gunn and Saucony returned for their second footwear collaboration with the Grid Jazz 9 “Awesome God”, a highly distinctive release inspired by the rapper's Flygod Is An Awesome God series.
The sneaker featured a mixture of faux fur, animal-inspired patterns and iridescent leather, while Griselda branding included the signature scorpion embroidered at the heel. Saucony also confirmed that variations in the iridescent panels made individual pairs unique.
UK buyers were given another opportunity through a Saucony EQL raffle, priced at £220 plus a £7.70 Run Fair fee. Stock was extremely limited, which led House of Resell to recommend entering the raffle despite the relatively high retail price.
The strongest secondary demand came from the US, where Westside Gunn's core audience is considerably larger. StockX showed a broad historical trading range after release, with some sizes reaching substantially higher prices, making platforms such as StockX and Alias particularly relevant for this flip.
Extremely limited stock made the Westside Gunn x Saucony Grid Jazz 9 one of the more attractive sneaker raffles of late August.
The UK EQL release cost £220 plus a £7.70 fee, putting the effective entry price at £227.70.
Westside Gunn's stronger US following meant StockX and Alias offered particularly relevant markets for successful UK buyers.
Resale varied significantly by size, but limited supply gave stronger pairs the potential to generate £70+ profit.
24/08/2026
Full release details for the “Awesome God” Grid Jazz 9 emerged ahead of launch, confirming the collaboration and its 28 August global release.
27/08/2026
Saucony's UK EQL raffle provided buyers with a chance to secure the extremely limited collaboration ahead of the wider release.
28/08/2026
The “Awesome God” officially launched internationally, with the US release priced at $225 and additional retailers receiving limited allocations.
31/08/2026
Limited availability pushed attention towards the secondary market, where StockX trading showed substantial variation between sizes and stronger pairs offered meaningful resale upside.

The Westside Gunn x Saucony Grid Jazz 9 “Awesome God” was a good example of why stock levels can matter just as much as mainstream popularity.
At £220 plus the EQL fee, this was not a cheap sneaker to enter. However, extremely limited UK availability combined with Westside Gunn's dedicated collector audience gave successful buyers a much stronger scarcity position.
The US market was especially important. Westside Gunn's audience and influence within American hip-hop and sneaker culture meant StockX and Alias were potentially stronger exit routes than relying entirely on UK demand.
There was also precedent behind the collaboration. Westside Gunn's first Saucony project, the ProGrid Triumph 4 “Super Flygod”, had already demonstrated substantial secondary-market demand, strengthening the case for targeting his second release.
With some sizes capable of producing £100+ profit, this was ultimately a scarcity-driven flip where getting the right size and selling into the strongest market mattered more than simply winning any pair.

Following the London signing event, the general release of the Nardwuar SB Dunk still delivered reliable resale premiums.

Signed pairs from a London in-store event transformed the Nardwuar SB Dunk into a high-value collectable.