Boost 350 V2 Bred Core Black Red
Yeezy Boost 350 V2 "Bred Core Black Red"
The legendary sneaker has become an iconic symbol of modern sneaker culture.
Originally designed by Kanye West in collaboration with a Triple Stripe Company, the "Bred Core Black Red" colorway pays homage to classic sneaker aesthetics while infusing a contemporary edge. The shoe features a sleek and versatile black Primeknit upper, offering a comfortable and breathable fit. The distinctive red "SPLY-350" branding on the side adds a bold contrast, creating a striking visual impact The Yeezy Boost 350 V2 "Bred Core Black Red" has transcended its status as a sneaker and has become a cultural phenomenon. Its timeless design and unique color blocking have solidified its place in sneaker history. Whether you're looking to make a fashion statement or simply enjoy the pinnacle of sneaker craftsmanship, these sneakers deliver on all fronts.
Boost 350 V2 Butter
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"The most beautiful thoughts are always on the other side of the darkest." The Yeezy Boost 350 V2 is back and better than ever after his divisive #1 album, ye. The upper, laces, and midsole are all different hues of butter, and the shoe is capped with a typical gum bottom. This pair is notable for the absence of the iconic SPLY-350 lettering featured on the majority of 350 V2s. This pair was introduced in June of 2018 for $220.
Boost 350 V2 Carbon
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The Yeezy Boost 350 V2 "Carbon" is yet another sought-after hue in the Yeezy 350 family tree. The Yeezy Boost 350 V2 "Carbon" stands out from the crowd thanks to its mostly black and grey Primeknit upper with contrasting patterns woven into the material. The light grey and blue woven design near the collar and the directional motif near the midsole are separated by a solid black monofilament side stripe. The "Carbon," like other Yeezy Boost 350 V2s, lacks a typical heel tab for a more streamlined appearance. The aesthetic is completed by black laces and a yellow semi-translucent ribbed midsole with incorporated Boost cushioning. Sale starts from October 2, 2020.
Boost 350 V2 Cinder
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Though similar to the "Black" Yeezy 350 V2, the "Cinder" colorway features an ashy Primeknit construction. A continuous black side stripe runs throughout the upper, adding subtle contrast to the fading black Primeknit. The Yeezy Boost 350 V2 "Cinder" lacks any visible marking and instead has a heel pull tab and a tonal midsole. The Yeezy Boost technology is housed within the sole, and the full-tread outsole is brown in hue. This Yeezy 350v2 Cinder start sales in March 2020.
Boost 350 V2 Citrin
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The new Yeezy Boost 350 V2 "Citrin" is a popular Yeezy model that will be released in September 2019. The "Citrin" version is reminiscent of two previous 350 V2 releases, the "Lundmark" and "Sesame" designs, and is constructed with the same sophisticated Primeknit weave with translucent side stripes, but with tan and soft yellow colors. The same citrus-like yellow color may be found on the monofilament side stripes and the translucent rubber midsole. To complete the colorway, the outsole adds a scarlet tinge to the translucent gum rubber. The "Citrin" design does not include the heel tab present on the majority of Yeezy 350 V2 releases.
Boost 350 V2 Citrin Reflective
The Yeezy Boost 350 V2 “Citrin - Reflective” is a limited edition variation of the “Citrin” colorway with reflective details. Earth-toned colorways have been a hallmark in the lineup of Yeezy 350 V2 releases and the “Citrin - Reflective” features a similar vibe with its slightly yellow-hued Primeknit-based upper. The color can be found on the monofilament side stripes, as well as the translucent rubber midsole. Completing the look is a red-tinted semi-translucent outsole that houses the Boost foam material. This more-limited edition of the “Citrin” colorway adds reflective threading to the Primeknit upper for a touch of flash. Release date: September 24th, 2019. .
