The Drop
The Puma Hali 1 Opal marks Tyrese Haliburton's signature debut with the German sportswear giant—ein Meilenstein for both the Indiana Pacers star and Puma Basketball's modern lineup. This "Opal" colorway leans into iridescent detailing and clean neutrals, positioning itself as a wearable court-to-street option rather than a loud statement piece. It's Puma's bet on Haliburton's rising influence in the league.
Resell Verdict
Fair resell sits around $127, with asks swinging from $77 to $180 depending on size and seller desperation. The 50 weekly orders suggest steady interest but no hype fever—this isn't a Nike collab flip. Trajectory looks stable rather than explosive; early adopters are cashing out modestly, but don't expect Jordan-level margins. Best play is buying retail if you can, flipping fast to basketball fans.
Fake Tells
- ▸Midsole tooling: Legit pairs have crisp Puma branding molded into the foam—reps often smudge or misalign this
- ▸Insole print: Authentic Hali 1s feature clean "TH" branding with sharp font; fakes blur or pixelate it
- ▸Box label: SKU 313450-01 should match perfectly; counterfeiters frequently botch Puma's newer SKU formats
Who It's For
This is for Pacers fans, Puma loyalists, and hoopers seeking affordable sig shoes with actual tech. Not a grail, but a solid rotation piece for someone who values performance over Instagram clout.
Sizing & Fit
Commonly reported as true to size with a snug midfoot lock. Go half-up if you prefer looser lacing or wide feet.
