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Angemeldet seit:
10.03.2022
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Black joins the mix at both the laces and collar, creating a fashion faux pas that the Yeezy-frontman surely couldn’t care less about. ***** As with several other propositions from the adidas-backed subsidiary, the “Covellite” colorway is accompanied by a semi-translucent midsole encapsulating BOOST-cushioning. The mineral-inspired navy pairs well with the gum brown finish that overtakes the tooling.
Though it was initially rumored to inaugurate the 350 v3, the “Covellite” colorway is actually just another 380-shaped proposition. And with in-hand images arriving this past weekend, hopes of any official ***** sequel have been thoroughly crushed.
Under normal lightning, the ***** appears like your run-of-the-mill white/light yellow colorway – a common occurrence with the model. However, under UV light directly from the sun, the transparent mesh stripe changes colors into the deep yellow for some much-needed contrast on the rather simple shoe. Will these UV capabilities take over the Reflective as the coveted gimmicky detail on the Yeezy 350? Check out the images ahead and stay tuned for additional details.
After the debut launch of the *****, which saw Ice, Mist, and Clay release in select regions, a fourth specialty has just been revealed. Dropping exclusively through the Yeezy Supply channel on June 24th is the “Mono Cinder”, which is as close to a triple black Yeezy 350 we’re probably going to get in 2021. Featuring the same skeletal frame beneath a light mesh exterior shell, the “Mono Cinder” Yeezy 350 seems to clash in its identity as it offers up a summer-ready construction with an all-black package that attracts heat.
Despite the YEEZY shoe brand moving towards more experimental silhouettes such as the Yeezy Foam Runner and *****, the Yeezy 350 and the Yeezy 700 still remain as the most widely popular members of the clan. That said, we expect all of the Yeezy 350 MX offerings to sell out immediately.
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