Let’s take a look at Kanye West’s Yeezy releases from around the adidas time

Kanye West have started to work with adidas since 2006, but their products for that period have never been released. The brand that Kanye cooperates with and has its own product line is Nike. This relationship lasted up to 5 years and as many as 6 releases appeared in that time period. However, after the release of Nike Air Yeezy 2 “Red October” version in 2013, the love had come to an end, leaving a lot of regret for fans as well as increasing the value of the shoes that he released when he was working with Nike. He then started working with adidas, but it took him two years to release his first sneaker. And the rest has become history. Today let’s take a look at the releases of Kanye West in partnership with adidas, guys.

Yeezy Boost 750

Gray / White

Triple Black

Brown / Gum (Chocolate)

Gray / Gum

The adidas Yeezy Boost 750 is a mid-top sneaker designed by Kanye West and is priced at $ 350 USD. The first release was released in February 2015 in a gray / white color scheme. It was followed by a black version that appeared in stores on December 19, 2015. Receiving great support from the shoe community, Kanye and adidas continue to launch 2 versions, gray / gum on June 11, 2016 and brown / gum on October 15, 2016. Currently, the resell price ranges from $ 2000 to $ 3000 USD depending on the color scheme and size.

Yeezy Boost 350

Turtle Dove

Pirate Black

Oxford Tan

MoonRock

The Yeezy Boost 350 is a new chapter in the successful collaboration of Kanye and adidas when it first appeared in 2105 under the “Turtle Dove” color scheme. This version impresses with its unique look thanks to the upper Primeknit that comes with the famous Boost buffer. And they attract a large number of fans to line up at the release locations as the release date approaches. A few months later, the other three color schemes, Black Pirate, Moon Rock and Oxford Tan, took turns storming the sneaker market.

Yeezy Boost 950

Appeared around the end of October 2015 as part of the Yeezy Seanson 1 collection, this high-necked version is designed to support outdoor activities such as the convenience and safety of the shoes. . However, they are not as attractive as the two versions above because the design is quite picky with a retail price of up to $ 585 USD. Yeezy Boost 950 version has 4 color schemes are Pirate Black, Moonrock, Peyote and Chocolate.

Yeezy 350 Cleat

The adidas Yeezy 350 Football Boost “Turtle Dove” version was released on September 15, 2016. The Yeezy Cleat 350 “Turtle Dove” edition is the first sports shoe that Kanye West and adidas co-produced. The shoes are designed for football and they appear for the first time in the NFL 2016 match. Currently, this version has not added any color schemes.

Yeezy Boost 350 V2

Beluga

Red – Green – Copper

Oreo

Bred

Zebra

Cream White

As the 2nd generation version of the previously released Yeezy Boost 350, this version quickly received support thanks to an upgraded design, quite a bit different from the first version such as a higher heel and padding. V2’s first color scheme was “Beluga” and so far a total of 7 releases have been released.

Semi Frozen Yellow

Beluga 2.0

Blue Tint

In addition, in the remainder of 2017, there will be 3 more color schemes to be released including “Semi Frozen Yellow”, “Beluga 2.0” and “Blue Tint”.

Yeezy Powerphase

The cheapest version of the Yeezy line appeared on March 28, 2017 with the “Calabasas” color scheme. The shoes wear an eye-catching retro look and high-quality leather upper with adidas emblems.

Yeezy Wave Runner 700

Appeared last August on Yeezy Supply’s homepage, the shoes were quickly sold out in the blink of an eye even though they cost up to $ 300. This version currently has a color scheme, but according to information expected, there will be two new color schemes to appear in 2018.

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