So, you guys want to know everything there is to know about Yeezys? Great. If you consider yourself to be a sneaker head, Yeezys are a worthwhile investment to add to your collection. First things first, let’s take a look at the four magical Yeezy flavors: Yeezy Boost 350, Yeezy Boost 350 v2, Yeezy Boost 750, & Yeezy Boost 950. The differences in each model are quite unique. The main thing to remember is the rarer the Yeezy, the higher the value.
Kanye West has introduced us to a world where running shoes are equal to fashion statements. Prime examples would be the Yeezy Boost 350 and the Yeezy Boost 350 v2 models. These sneakers were designed to be running shoes meant for everyday wear. Cop a pair and style on your friends the next time you go out for your morning run.
Let’s jump into the history behind the hype.
Kanye West
The man doesn’t call himself the Louis Vuitton Don for nothing. Before his foray with Nike and way before his successful collabs with Adidas, Kanye West joined forces with fashion titan Louis Vuitton. During “Post Graduation” (Yeezy’s third album), Kanye signed a deal with Louis Vuitton to release a line of sneakers called “Don.” The shoes were a huge hit. Fashion enthusiasts and fans worldwide accepted the sneakers as a piece of fashion history. They retailed at just below $1,000 and held a resell value of well over $20,000 a pair today.
In 2013 Kanye West severed ties with Nike in favor of a $10 million deal with Adidas. In return for signing, Adidas offered Kanye West full creative control over the direction of Yeezy sneakers and a percentage of all royalties. In an interview, Kanye was quoted saying:
“I. Am. Warhol. I am the number one most impactful artist of our generation, in the flesh. I am Shakespeare, Walt Disney. Nike. Google.”
Taking such a formidable stance is no small feat, and thus far Mr. West has made good on his claim.
Being a fashion designer has always been a dream of Kanye’s. He is well versed in the arts and has a passion for designing clothes. Even before he began his ambitious journey to become a rapper and producer, he wanted to design clothes. As a starving artist, he would blow entire paychecks on Pelle Pelle jackets and Polo shirts. He has worked hard to enter the world of fashion and continues to make waves.
Intro to Yeezys
The Adidas Yeezy Boost was introduced in 2015 and hasn’t stopped selling since. These sneakers have become been so popular that new drops typically sell out in under a minute. The Adidas Yeezy shoes come in 4 styles – the Yeezy Boost 750, Yeezy Boost 350, Yeezy Boost 350 v2, and the Yeezy Boost 950.
The Yeezy Boost 750, the first Yeezy to ever drop from Adidas, was proudly inspired by an Australian shoe design. Kanye West had hopes of creating the sneakers of the future and referred to himself as “the most influential person in footwear.” They were modeled after Uggs and styled for Marty McFly. With style like that, it looks like the future is going to be pretty dope.
Yeezys are the most hype sneakers released across the world. People stay up all night at their computer screens and camp out in front of sneaker stores. People act like zombies for these shoes, and the craze is contagious.
The trend began in February 2015 when the first YeezyBoost 750 was released. Kim Kardashian tweeted about their success, and Kanye made history by basically breaking the internet.
Yeezy History List
Nike Air Yeezy History:
Nike Air Yeezy Zen Gray
Nike Air Yeezy Black/Pink
Nike Air Yeezy Net/Tan
Nike Air Yeezy II Black/Solar Red
Nike Air Yeezy II Pure Platinum
Nike Air Yeezy II Red October
Adidas Yeezy Boost 750 History:
Adidas Yeezy Boost 750 Grey/White
Adidas Yeezy Boost 750 Triple Black
Adidas Yeezy Boost 750 Grey/Gum
Adidas Yeezy Boost 750 Brown/Gum (Chocolate)
Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 History:
Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 Turtle Dove
Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 Pirate Black (1.0 & 2.0)
Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 Moonrock
Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 Oxford Tan
Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 v2 History:
Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 v2 Beluga
Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 v2 Red
Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 v2 Copper
Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 v2 Green
Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 v2 Black/White
Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 v2 Core Black/Red (Bred)
Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 v2 Zebra (1.0 & 2.0)
Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 v2 Cream White
Adidas Yeezy Boost 950 Duck Boot History:
Adidas Yeezy Boost 950 Duck Boot Chocolate
Adidas Yeezy Boost 950 Duck Boot Pirate Black
Adidas Yeezy Boost 950 Duck Boot Moonrock
Adidas Yeezy Boost 950 Duck Boot Peyote
NIKE YEEZY HISTORY
Air Yeezy (2009)
Zen Gray
The Nike Air Yeezy Zen Gray was the first sneaker that was made by Nike specifically for non-athletes. There’s a lot of detail in these kicks if you look hard enough. It has rigid Y’s covering the strap and toe box. Furthermore, they feature Air Jordan 3 midsoles, ‘Y’ lacelocks, and green glow in the dark soles. The Yeezy Zen Gray is pretty rare nowadays. There were only 3,000 pairs released to the world in April 2009.
Retail price: $215
Average resale price: $3,000
StockX price: $2,300
Flight Club price: $3,000
GOAT price:$1,995
Design:
Minimal design placing emphasis on balance and subtlety. Gray tones vary throughout the shoe to create light gradiance.
Future Value:
The greys tend to fly below the radar of most sneakerheads. These could maintain their value or increase at a steady rate of 1.27% per year.
Nike Air Yeezy Black/Pink
The Yeezy Black/Pink was one of the most highly anticipated releases of 2012. Yeezy himself wore these kicks during his “Watch the Throne” tour which only helped to boost the buzz surrounding these sneakers. The Black/Pink colorway was a fresh new look that had everyone excited in 2012.
Retail price: $215
Average resale price: $3,000
StockX price: $4,250
Flight Club price: $3,000
GOAT price:$1,500
Design:
Suede upper with accented black patent leather stripe. The pink inside is vibrant and gives the shoe plenty of personality.
Future Value:
As one of the hottest shoes to drop from Nike and Kanye the “Blink” Air Yeezys could continue to show strong price growth.
Nike Air Yeezy Net/Tan
The Nike Air Yeezy Net/Tan was only limited to two sizes (11 and 12). These kicks sported a tan upper, grey toe area, taupe strap (this was the only colorway that sported a smooth strap that was non-texture), and finally a glow-in-the-dark outsole.
Retail price: $215
Average resale price: $3,000
StockX price: $2,315
Flight Club price: $2,750
GOAT price:$1,900
Design:
Breathable toebox and leather upper, suede accent on the toe. The body is a smooth tan with cool pink insides.
Future Value:
The minimal design of the Net/Tan has gained more attention than the Zen Greys and we can expect this sneaker to gain more attention as Kanye rises in fame.
Air Yeezy II (2012-2014)
Black/Solar Red
The Nike Air Yeezy II Black/Solar Red was one of the most highly anticipated drops of its time and was extremely limited from the moment it was released. The Yeezy II Black/Solar Red featured a contrasting Solar Red inner liner, tonal branding, and a glow-in-the dark outsole.
Retail price: $245
Average resale price: $5,000
StockX price: $4,750
Flight Club price: $5,000
GOAT price:$4,305
Design:
The first release of Kanye West’s revisioned Air Yeezy featured an aquatic inspiration. Side panels layered with fish-scale and fins on the heel make this shoe truly unique.
Future Value:
The innovation that went into this design make it inspirational. The Air Yeezy II is legendary and will continue to grow in popularity.
Nike Air Yeezy II Pure Platinum
The most prominent difference between The YeezyII Pure Platinum and the original Yeezy’s are the hard ridges that run along the back of the shoe. There’s also a bit of an ancient Egyptian vibe with the logo resembling that of the mythical God Horus. The YeezyII Pure Platinum is made up of suede, snake skin leather, and nylon mesh, while the tongue is comprised of performance torch fabric. And of course, we can’t forget about the glow in the dark soles.
Retail price: $245
Average resale price: $3,750
StockX price: $3,215
Flight Club price: $3,750
GOAT price:$3,250
Design:
After South Park called Kanye a “gay fish” he took the idea and ran. His pure platinum Air YeezyII takes fish inspiration to the next level. The scales are a prominent part of the side panels and the fins glow in the dark. The man is a genius.
Future Value:
After the South Park controversy and referring to himself as a genius these sneakers went viral. We can expect them to continue to earn collectors a modest return.
Nike Air Yeezy II Red October
The Nike Air YeezyII Red October was one of the most hyped sneakers in Yeezy history. People went wild when pictures began to surface on the internet. Its late release date (several months late in fact) led to a buying frenzy when these kicks finally dropped. The Nike Air Yeezy II Red October sported a monochrome style of red which blended well with the gold aglets on the laces.
Retail price: $245
Average resale price: $7,500
StockX price: $4,500
Flight Club price: $7,500
GOAT price:$10,000
Design:
The fins have been maintained on the heel, but the scales have been replaced with ridges. The bright red is eye-catching and the gold lace-tips are beautiful.
Future Value:
The Red Octobers were the cause of much uproar and controversy. Nike repeatedly pushed the release date back and in the end drove sales and hype sky-high. It is rumored that Nike’s delay in releasing the Red Octobers was a cause of Kanye West ending their partnership. Nevertheless, they are a part of Kanye’s legacy as a designer and stand as a staple in the Yeezy roster.
ADIDAS YEEZY HISTORY
Yeezy Boost 750
Grey/White
The Adidas YeezyBoost 750 Grey/White is a mid-top sneaker that was designed by Yeezy himself. When they first released in February 2015, they retailed at a staggering $350.
Retail price: $350
Average resale price: $2,200
StockX price: $2,300
Flight Club price: $2,200
GOAT price:$1,775
Design:
Mid-top suede sneaker with rubber sole. The space-age design and futuristic influence make this sneaker stand out anywhere.
Future Value:
The first sneaker to drop from Kanye West and Adidas. His inspiration came from Marty McFly and Uggs. The YeezyBoost 750 is a definitive look into the future of sneaker fashion.
With a black, on black, on black colorway the Adidas YeezyBoost 750 Triple Black was a big hit. From the premium suede uppers to the laces to the outer-sole the YeezyBoost 750 Triple Black exudes a straight up cool and mysterious vibe.
Retail price: $350
Average resale price: $1,125
StockX price: $945
Flight Club price: $1,125
GOAT price:$1,010
Design:
Triple black suede shoe. Mid-top height with single strap across the toe and rubber sole. The triple black YeezyBoost 750 are another low-key sneaker. The only defining feature is the glow-in-the-dark sole. At night, these kicks give off a fluorescent green glow.
Future Value:
These stealthy sneakers have creeped up the charts unnoticed but their elegant design is what gives them their appeal. We can expect these to rise to at least $1,500 by early 2018.
Yeezy Boost 750 Grey/Gum
The Adidas YeezyBoost 750 Grey/Gum can be quite the sight to behold when the lights go out. With light grey suede uppers, zippers along the ankle, perforated toe box, mid-foot strap, and Gum rubber outsoles that glow in the dark, Yeezy fans were quite eager to add the YeezyBoost 750 Grey/Gum to their collection.
Retail price: $350
Average resale price: $1,100
StockX price: $1,050
Flight Club price: $1,125
GOAT price:$1,010
Design:
Grey suede upper with gum sole. The sole glows in the dark and gives the shoe an extra sense of futurism.
Future Value:
These are the posterchild of glow-in-the-dark Yeezys. The Grey YeezyBoost 750s can be expected to double in value as the years pass.
Yeezy Boost 750 Brown/Gum (Chocolate)
The Adidas YeezyBoost 750 Brown/Gum (Chocolate) is very similar in design to its cousin the YeezyBoost 750 Grey/Gum. This variation, however, comes in a yummy chocolate brown. Just like its cousin, the YeezyBoost 750 “Chocolate” features a mid-foot strap, perforated toe box, zippers along the ankle, and Gum rubber outsoles that glow in the dark.
Retail price: $350
Average resale price: $1,250
StockX price: $740
Flight Club price: $1,250
GOAT price:$1,000
Design:
Chocolate brown suede upper with glow-in-the-dark gum sole.
Future Value:
The Chocolate Yeezy Boost 750 can expect a steady rise in value and reach a price of $1,500 by early 2018.
Yeezy Boost 350
Turtle Dove
Retail price: $200
Average resale price: $2,300
StockX price: $2,100
Flight Club price: $2,300
GOAT price:$1,875
Design:
The YeezyBoost 350 hit the market and made a splash. None more than the infamous Turtle Dove YeezyBoost 350. Adidas patented Primeknit material woven into intricate patterns of off-white and dark blue with the unique heel tab and rubber sole. Minimal laces that make the sneaker fit snuggly on any foot. These are the perfect running shoe or fashion statement.
Future Value:
The Turtle Dove YeezyBoost 350 is a rarity amongst the sneaker community. It’s like the legendary Ark of the Covenant. If you get your hands on a pair of these make sure to hold on tight. The value rises at least 1.5% year on year.
The name “Pirate Black” is very fitting for this shoe. After all, there are so many counterfeit copies out there that it can be hard to tell the difference between a legit and fake pair (unless you know what to look for). These kicks are dressed up in a black Primeknit upper with the rest of the shoe sharing a similar colorway. The only contrast is the red stretch detailing on the heel tab. There are very subtle differences between the first release of the YeezyBoost 350 Pirate Black (1.0 2015) vs. the re-release 2.0 2016 versions.
Retail price: $200
Average resale price: $1,750
StockX price: $2,307
Flight Club price: $1,500
GOAT price:$1,250
Design:
One of the few YeezyBoost 350s to be released multiple times. The Pirate Black YeezyBoost 350 is black and dark gray Primeknit upper with a red dotted accent on the heel tab. The original release and re-release of the Pirate Black YeezyBoost 350 are identical in color and construction.
Future Value:
The Pirate Black YeezyBoost 350 is a hot commodity. Expect the value to remain above $2,000 well into 2018 and beyond.
Yeezy Boost 350 Moonrock
The tonal grey AdidasYeezy 350 “Moonrock” is a collaborative sneaker that features a mix of moon rock and agate grey throughout the Primeknit and Boost Sole. They hit shelves in November 2015.
Retail price: $200
Average resale price: $1,750
StockX price: $1,600
Flight Club price: $1,750
GOAT price:$1,610
Design:
The first tonal release in the line of YeezyBoost 350. The Moonrock YeezyBoost 350 is popular for its ability to transcend outfit limitations. They go well with practically anything.
Future Value:
The Moonrock YeezyBoost 350 can be found at prices between $1,100 and $1,500 if you catch a deal during the holidays. Keep your eyes peeled and you’re guaranteed to make at least $150-$200 on your investment.
Yeezy Boost 350 Oxford Tan
The YeezyBoost 350 Oxford Tan is the fourth colorway to join Kanye West’s YeezyLine. This light colored sneaker features a primeknit upper that sports an Oxford tan and light stone colorway with a matching boost sole.
Retail price: $200
Average resale price: $1,200
StockX price: $1,100
Flight Club price: $1,500
GOAT price:$1,340
Design:
The second successful tonal colorway in the YeezyBoost 350 line. The Oxford tan YeezyBoost 350 caught the internet’s eye after being revealed during Yeezy Season 2. The Primeknit upper is a light beige and the rubber sole matches the overall tone. The heel tab and laces are a slightly lighter beige than the sneaker’s body.
Future Value:
These Yeezy Boost 350 were made more available than previous releases so they will be easier to find than others. The Oxford Tan Yeezy Boost 350 can expect to hold a value of $1,100 into 2018 and rise $100 every year thereafter.
Yeezy Boost 350 v2
Beluga
The Adidas YeezyBoost 350 V2 Beluga sports a unique look. It features a primeknit upper that sports a healthy mixture of steel grey and beluga with a matching grey Boost sole. On the side, you’ll find a solar red stripe that reads ”350 SPLY”.
Retail price: $220
Average resale price: $1,000
StockX price: $901
Flight Club price: $1,250
GOAT price:$1,020
Design:
When Kanye West announced he would be revamping the design of YeezyBoost 350 the internet responding by flooding twitter and forums with speculation. During Yeezy Season 3 he debuted some brand-new colorways for the popular sneaker and got some favorable feedback. The first in line was the YeezyBoost 350 v2 “Beluga.” The heel tab was removed and a new structure was introduced. The most noticeable change was the addition of the SPLY-350 stripe emblazoned on the side.
Future Value:
The Beluga Yeezy Boost 350 v2 is a tough match for most outfits because of its odd coloring. This pair of Yeezys is best reserved for Kanye fans and hardcore sneakerheads. Expect it to remain in the $1,000 range.
Yeezy Boost 350 v2 Red
The Adidas YeezyBoost 350 v2 Red sports a Black Primeknit upper with a Bright Red stripe on the side that reads “SPLY-350”. You’ll find additional hits of bright red throughout the primeknit upper. The look is completed with a black Boost midsole and black rubber outsole.
Retail price: $220
Average resale price: $1,250
StockX price: $900
Flight Club price: $1,250
GOAT price:$950
Design:
The black body with bright red SPLY-350 stripe make this Yeezy a tad more desirable than the rest. Who doesn’t like a fresh ass red and black pair of sneakers?
Future Value:
The black and red Yeezy Boost 350 v2 was released in larger quantities to compensate for high demand. While hotter than previous pairs, there are more in existence. This pair of Yeezys can be expected to maintain a floor price of $900 and rise to $1,300 in 2018.
Yeezy Boost 350 v2 Copper
The Adidas YeezyBoost 350 v2 Copper features a black Primeknit upper, but this time with a copper colored stripe on the side that reads “SPLY-350”. Hits of copper can be found throughout the Primeknit upper. The sneaker is rounded out with a black midsole and black rubber outsole.
Retail price: $220
Average resale price: $800
StockX price: $605
Flight Club price: $800
GOAT price:$720
Design:
The Copper YeezyBoost 350 v2 has the SPLY-350 stripe in a coppery-brown color on top of the black Primeknit body.
Future Value:
The Copper Yeezyboost 350 v2 is a unique color that sneaker connoisseurs love. These sneakers can yield a return of $150-$200 if you buy them at the right price.
Yeezy Boost 350 v2 Green
The Green Yeezyboost 350 v2 is another popular Yeezy. They were released in a wide run to accomplish Kanye’s goal of everyone being able to cop a pair of Yeezy’s. One of the more reasonably priced pairs in aftermarket, you can expect them to remain in the $700 range.
Retail price: $220
Average resale price: $750
StockX price: $702
Flight Club price: $700
GOAT price:$660
Design:
The SPLY-350 stripe is a light forest-green color and the Primeknit body is black. These Yeezys are great for late summer and early fall colors.
Future Value:
The Green Yeezyboost 350 v2 is another popular Yeezy. They were released in a wide run to accomplish Kanye’s goal of everyone being able to cop a pair of Yeezys. One of the more reasonably priced pairs in aftermarket, you can expect them to remain in the $700 range.
Yeezy Boost 350 v2 Black/White
The madness continues with the YeezyBoost 350 v2 Black/White. Keeping with the theme of black based shoes, the YeezyBoost 350 v2 Black/White features a core black Primeknit upper, supported by subtle white accents and a white stripe that reads “SPLY 350”.
Retail price: $220
Average resale price: $900
StockX price: $800
Flight Club price: $900
GOAT price:$715
Design:
The black Primeknit body is spotted with white and the SPLY-350 logo is a solid white stripe. This pair of YeezyBoost 350 v2 has been nicknamed “Oreos” for obvious reasons. Pair them with a milk-white outfit and consider yourself dope.
Future Value:
The White and Black/Oreo Yeezy Boost 350 v2 is a pretty interesting model. The basic colorway make it easy to match with anything in your wardrobe yet some call it “boring.” We assure you, there is nothing boring about the price. At the time of this writing, you can find these Yeezy boost 350 v2 on sale at StockX for $700 and make a quick sale for $900.
Yeezy Boost 350 v2 Core Black/Red (Bred)
The Adidas YeezyBoost 350 V2 Core Black/Red makes its grand appearance in 2017. These second generation sneakers bear a striking resemblance to the “Pirate Black” colorway that preceded it. The YeezyBoost 350 v2 Core Black/Red features a primeknit upper and a red SPLY 350 accent. A black Boost sole completes the look.
Retail price: $220
Average resale price: $900
StockX price: $950
Flight Club price: $800
GOAT price:$715
Design:
The almighty Breds! The black and red YeezyBoost 350 v2 came back with the heel tab we know and love. Fans of Yeezys were ecstatic about this renewal in the line of YeezyBoost 350 v2. The entire body and rubber sole are black. The SPLY-350 logo is printed in bright red font. The Primeknit has been perfected and the Boost sole is soft as a cushion.
Future Value:
The Bred YeezyBoost 350 v2 is one of the most popular pairs in existence. Expect this pair of Yeezys to hold a strong value of $1,000 and fetch a return of at least $200 if you find a good deal.
Yeezy Boost 350 v2 Zebra (1.0 & 2.0)
The Adidas YeezyBoost 350 v2 Zebra is the second 350 release of 2017. These sneakers feature a white and core black Primeknit upper with a red SPLY 350 accent. A translucent white midsole that features full-length Boost rounds the sneaker out. The first release was very limited (1.0) followed by a second release later on in the year (2.0).
Retail price: $220
Average resale price: $700
StockX price: $786
Flight Club price: $700
GOAT price:$720
Design:
The Zebra YeezyBoost 350 v2 is possibly the most unique Yeezy in existence. The Zebra stripe Primeknit is an innovative design by Kanye West we haven’t seen present in other Yeezys. The SPLY-350 is printed in bright red font to give us some eye candy. Possibly the coolest design feature implemented, the Zebra YeezyBoost 350 v2 glows when placed under a UV light. This is a favorite on the internet. It’s also one of the few Yeezys to have been released twice.
Future Value:
This is a favorite on the internet. It’s also one of the few Yeezys to have been released twice. The Zebra YeezyBoost 350 v2 is a bargain at $700. We can expect this sneaker to skyrocket in value by 2018 and nearly triple by 2019.
Yeezy Boost 350 v2 Cream White
This all white offering should match perfectly with anyone’s wardrobe. As the name implies, this sneaker sports a creamy white Primeknit upper rounded out by a white Boost sole. The Yeezy Boost 350 v2 Cream White is definitely a must have if you’re going for a fresh, clean look.
Retail price: $220
Average resale price: $720
StockX price: $607
Flight Club price: $550
GOAT price:$520
Design:
The first all-white YeezyEver! The Cream White Yeezy Boost 350 v2 feature an all-white Primeknite upper, sole, and heel tab. The SPLY-350 logo is present and blends in with the shoe. Like Yeezy Zebras, the Cream Whites glow under UV light.
Future Value:
The Cream White YeezyBoost 350 v2 broke the internet. All pairs sold out in under a minute and the hype is still alive today. Expect the value of these beautiful sneakers to double by early 2018.
Yeezy Boost 950 Duck Boot
Chocolate
If you happen to find yourself fishing in the wilderness (or running away from zombies), the Adidas Yeezy Boost 950 Duck Boot Chocolate is just for you. Features include metal eyelets, a mixed canvas and nubuck upper, a large pull tab on the heel, suede accents on the eyestay, minimal tongue patch, and matching tonal laces. Finally, a chocolate brown colorway completes the look.
Retail price: $585
Average resale price: $950
StockX price: $950
Flight Club price: $950
GOAT price:$1,110
Design:
The Yeezy Duck Boots were designed with the apocalypse in mind. Ballistic mesh upper and suede around the laces with heavy mudguard rubber. The chocolate colorway is dark brown like a Hershey.
Future Value:
These boots made for the apocalypse haven’t held much traction on the internet, but with the weight of the Yeezy name they have fetched a handsome sum for a choice few collectors. Expect the price to remain steady.
Yeezy Boost 950 Pirate Black
If you’re going to run away from zombies, you might as well do it in the colorway of your choice. Besides, who doesn’t like black? As far as design is concerned, the Adidas YeezyBoost 950 Duck Boot Pirate Black matches its “chocolate” cousin in every way. These include metal eyelets, a mixed canvas and nubuck upper, a large pull tab on the heel, suede accents on the eyestay, minimal tongue patch, and matching tonal laces.
Retail price: $585
Average resale price: $950
StockX price: $550
Flight Club price: Out of stock
GOAT price:$900
Design:
Ballistic mesh upper and waterproof rubber. The Duck Boots are designed to stand up to rain, sleet, or snow.
Future Value:
Hailed as the most expensive Yeezy to ever come out of the Adidas x Kanye West collaboration, the YeezyBoost 950 is one of the rarest Yeezys out there. True collectors can expect this gem to hold its value in the future.
Yeezy Boost 950 Moonrock
Kanye must have been to the moon and back when he thought up this particular colorway. The Adidas YeezyBoost 950 Duck Boot Moonrock is yet another addition to the 950 family with the same features.
Retail price: $585
Average resale price: $550
StockX price: $400
Flight Club price: Out of stock
GOAT price:$700
Design:
All white ballistic upper made perfect for the winter. These YeezyBoost 950 Duck Boots are designed to be the perfect addition to your winter wardrobe.
Future Value:
YeezyBoost 950 Moonrocks are experiencing a momentary dip in price and you know what that means: BUY! These are expected to skyrocket as Kanye West makes new deals and creates sneaker fashion history.
Yeezy Boost 950 Peyote
The Adidas YeezyBoost 950 Duck Boot Peyote is the final addition to the 950 family. Sporting a brownish color, desert terrain will never be an issue for you ever again.
Retail price: $585
Average resale price: $600
StockX price: $551
Flight Club price: Out of stock
GOAT price:$945
Design:
The ballistic upper and mudproof rubber have been blasted a sand color for when you need to trek through those hotter climates after the bomb drops. After the world ends, it’s like 2 Pac said, “ain’t nothing but a gangster party.”
Future Value:
YeezyBoost 950 Peyote have held their value at a steady rate since their release. For anyone wanting a good pair of fashionable boots that’ll last a lifetime these are perfect.
General Info
As hardcore Yeezy enthusiasts, we’ve followed every YeezyRelease since the beginning! However, we’ve always wondered what the phrase “SPLY” meant. Why did Kanye put that on his sneakers instead of his name or something else?
Believe it or not, the SPLY-350 has a very special meaning (according to internet legend.) It stands for “Saint Pablo Loves You.” Which makes sense considering Kanye’s clothing line features regular references to Pablo plus his latest album is called “The Life of Pablo”.
If you’re wondering how many Yeezys have been released to date, we estimate that roughly 280,000 pairs are in circulation. The YeezyBoosts have been known to release in runs of around 40,000 at a time (according to an interview with Kanye West). Multiply that by seven releases, and we can guess 280,000 pairs. When you take scarcity of prior releases into consideration and re-releases into account, we can comfortably round this number to a figure close to 300,000 pairs worldwide. It’s no wonder these sneakers sell out in minutes.
Conclusion
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