Jovani Hernandez Earlier this month, Kanye West revealed the entire adidas Yeezy lineup for the remainder of 2020. Although the blurry image confirmed release dates for several pairs, it also teased a few additions to the Three Stripes-backed empire for the first time. Among the former group, however, lies the Yeezy Boost 350 v2 “Carbon” (formerly “Asriel”), which launches globally on October 2nd.
Since a first-look at it back in April, the greyscale option has been on the sidelines as its Yeezy 380 and Yeezy Slide counterparts have allowed adidas’ sub-label to infiltrate social media feeds during summer. Inline with its understated palette, the pair forgoes the heel pull tab found on inaugural releases; profile stripes also opt into a tonal arrangement instead of the semi-translucent styling of some previous iterations. Underfoot is where the forthcoming Yeezy 350 makes its loudest statement, as white Boost cushioning is enclosed in milky, semi-yellowed tooling; sizing for kids and toddlers follow suit.
Although Mr. West listed the Yeezy 350 “Carbon” as launching on September 18th, some publications and retailers have been promoting an October 3rd release. Sneaker News, however, has confirmed a drop on October 2nd with pricing ranging from $140 USD (Toddler) to $220 USD (Adults). While you wait, enjoy another look at the sneakers here below.
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