You Might Want to Reconsider Paying a Ton of Money for the Yeezy Boost 350

Do the soles on Yeezy Boost 350s fall apart? Here's a closer look.

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There's currently a high resell value on the adidas Yeezy Boost 350s, with pairs being sold for $1,250-$1,500 on Flight Club right now. People are willing to pay those prices, but, hype aside, are they getting their money's worth?

It turns out that soles of the 350s, like the 750s before them, are painted white. People on the Internet have reported that the paint on the soles of the 350s has started to wear off. The thing is that the 350s started to deteriorate after one wear, compared to staying in tact after 5 to 10 wears with the 750s.

Here are some pictures that were posted on a private Facebook group by user Vivian Frank:


This is the time where we insert the cliche: sneakers were made for wearing, not comparing. But most want what they paid for to hold up, especially after wearing it just once.