Pairs of adidas Yeezy 750 Boost have started appearing as fraudulent eBay listings, a week before their launch on Valentine’s Day. Improvising with leaked images and pure imagination, entrepreneurial users of the online market place are attempting to con unsuspecting fans into paying up to $3,000 USD for the as-yet-unreleased, highly-anticipated shoe. adidas, a far more reliable source for all Yeezy release info, have confirmed that the shoe will drop over All-Star Weekend in New York City on February 14, and their adidas Confirmation app remains your best shot at securing one a pair of Yeezy 750 Boosts.
It’s official – adidas will kick of Yeezy season during All-Star Weekend in New York City with the launch of the Yeezy 750 Boost on Valentine’s Day – February 14. While that date and venue were expected by most, it has now been confirmed first-hand by adidas’ new Confirmed app. Moreover, orders for select adidas locations – which in New York, likely means the SoHo flagship –Foot Locker and Champs Sports can be made via Confirmed. A limited supply will also be flowed through to Packer Shoes, Dover Street Market and the a Standard Pop-Up on Fulton Street in Brooklyn.
Anticipation has been steadily rising for the Yeezy 750, with opinions sharply divided on the shoe’s unorthodox look. Employing a full suede upper, a high, boot-like silhouette, and sharp styling along the outsole, the 750′s design is certainly a departure from Kanye’s former aesthetic at Nike. Given ‘Ye’s recent jab at his ex-brand though, the departure is no mere coincidence. If you happen to be in New York for the All-Star festivities, be sure to download the adidas Confirmation app for your best shot at securing one of the first pairs of Yeezy 750 Boosts. Yeezy season is definitely approaching.
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