As Kanye West has been silenced with a 24-hour Instagram ban, Yeezy fans are being bombarded with more drops and restocks everywhere they turn. Whether you’re interested in proper sneakers or two sandal options to keep your feet free, Yeezy and Adidas are quickly sending more footwear into the pipeline.

Knitwear all year round — Originally rumored to be released last month, the “Stone Carbon” Knit Runner has now been officially confirmed for a late March release. A rust beige hue covers the ankle lining, while the rest of the shoe gets the dark “Stone Carbon” treatment. The usual details include text at the ankle indicating the wearer’s shoe size, and the outsole is rubberized and herringbone textured. Branding is still kept to a minimum, as the Adidas logo is registered for the outsole and co-logos appear on the insole.

Next in line for the sneakers is the Yeezy Boost 350 V2 “Red Stripe”, which is expected to restock this spring, six years after the variant launched. Almost every Yeezy enthusiast has at least one pair of knit sneakers in their collection due to all the options, but not everyone can afford the $800 resale price of this pair. A restock will give anyone who missed out six years ago another chance to finally redeem themselves, if they’re lucky.

Love or hate this paleo shoe? — Say what you will about the Foam Runner, but people love their dinosaur slippers. Yeezy already released two colorways, a beige “Mist” and a marbled “Stone Sage,” last week, and it’s continuing the momentum with black “Onyx” and white “Sand” variants to follow. After giving the Yeezy Slides an “Onyx” once this year, the color scheme should fit in well with the Foam Runner. It was already available for purchase at 2 listening party, although shoe sales were shut down by authorities for getting too out of hand.

The Yeezy “Stone Carbon” Knit Runner will drop on March 26 for $200 through the usual array of Adidas Confirmed apps, Yeezy Supply, and select Yeezy retailers. The release of the Yeezy Boost 350 V2 “Red Stripe” is still tentative, and the Foam Runner “Onyx” and “Sand” are expected in June. If Yeezy is your summer go-to, rest assured the brand has you covered.

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Updated: March 9, 2022 at 1:30 p.m. ET

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Adidas has confirmed release dates and pricing for a pair of Yeezy Foam Runner colorways.

The Adidas Yeezy Foam Runner “Stone Sage” and “Mist” colorways drop on March 11, and both will be available in full family sizes. Both versions of the shoe will be priced at $90 for adults, $65 for kids, and $45 for infants. Both colorways can be reserved now through the Confirmed app.

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What we originally reported on February 16, 2022

A new iteration of the famous Adidas Yeezy Foam Runner is expected to arrive soon.

Sneaker leak’s social media account @Yeezyinfluence on Instagram yesterday shared the first details of the Kanye West-designed clog dropping in a “Stone Sage” colorway this spring.

While a full preview of the latest offering has yet to surface, the Yeezy insider has provided fans with a mockup of the style. The upcoming Adidas Yeezy Foam Runner colorway dons a predominantly Gray EVA foam upper that is contrasted with marble accents throughout the silhouette. The striking clog design is made up of the various cutouts in the upper for breathability, along with a matching foam outsole providing traction.

According to @Yeezyinfluence on Instagram, the Adidas Yeezy Foam Runner “Stone Sage” will release on Adidas.com/Yeezy and at select Adidas Yeezy retailers on April 15th. At press time, release information for the clog, including detailed pricing has yet to be confirmed by The Three Stripes.

In related Adidas Yeezy news, two Adidas Yeezy styles will be released this week, including the return of a coveted Yeezy 500 makeup. The Adidas Yeezy Release Schedule has confirmed that the new Yeezy Boost 350 V2 CMPCT “Slate Red” will release tomorrow via the Confirmed app for a retail price of $230. On Saturday, the beloved Yeezy 500 “Blush”, which was originally released in 2018, is restocking on the Confirmed app and the shoe will come with a price tag of $210.

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Fresh off his ‘DONDA 2’ album, the alum known as ‘Kanye West’ indirectly unveiled yet another colorway of the ever divisive adidas Yeezy Foam Runner.

Dubbed “Stone Sage,” the newly remade Yeezys align with some of the brand’s most recognizable styles, as a lightweight “Stone” takes over the entire shoe. Closer inspection, however, reveals slight gray streaks from the toe cap to the spine, which not only interrupts the uniform arrangement, but also adds another “MX” count to the adidas Yeezy lineup. While “mixed” colorways aren’t new to the slip-on silhouette, their runs have been far more prominent on past offerings. Nonetheless, the Yeezy Foam Runner retains its standard construction, with the aforementioned pattern being most prominent throughout the crater-laden outsole.

Enjoy a quick preview of the upcoming pair, courtesy of Instagram user @ny2calikicks, and anticipate a March 11th launch for a $90 USD raise.

For more on the Three Stripes, check out upcoming releases of the adidas NMD S1.

With a slew of options to choose from, the Yeezy Boost 700 is still one of Kanye West’s best sneakers from Adidas. It’s quirky but easy to wear, extremely comfortable, and hit the start of the dad shoe trend. The silhouette’s original “Waverunner” color scheme is almost iconic at this point, and it should make a triumphant return very soon.

According to Sneaker News, the Yeezy Boost 700 Waverunner will be restocked in March. Adidas has been generous enough to restock nearly every Yeezy sneaker, and next month would mark the fifth opportunity to grab West’s best shoe in the lineup. But even if the rarity decreases less and less every year, the magic of the Waverunner remains.

Most of the color variants for the Yeezy Boost 700 V1 have been earthy and solid, but the Waverunner is much more vibrant with teal, orange, and neon yellow accents breaking up the gray, black, and white makeup. Subsequent silhouette makeovers with the V2, V3 and MNVM have brought no real improvement, but the V1 Waverunner remains a leader in the chunky shoe movement that still shows no signs of slowing down.

The “Waverunner” is practically vintage – After two years of releasing the Yeezy Boost 350 and 350 V2 in several different color variations, the Yeezy Boost 700 launched in 2017 and marked a shift from sock-like kicks to more standard sneakers. A mix of suede and mesh on the plush layered upper, while the massive midsole features Boost cushioning and an Ortholite sockliner is added for a level of comfort your dad or grandpa would approve of. .

The 700’s $300 price tag may have been hard to stomach at the time, but paying such a premium has since become a bit more standard for sneakers, both inside and outside of the Yeezy range. And while the 350 and its derivatives are still ubiquitous, West has continued to create more “proper” sneakers with the 500, Yeezy Boost 380, and QNTM silhouettes.

An exact date for the Waverunner’s return has yet to be confirmed, and Adidas could very well surprise us with a flash release anytime in March. You’ll want to keep your eyes peeled because the Yeezys don’t get any better than this.

Kanye’s most famous dad shoe is about to be restocked.

Demna’s Balenciaga is on the rise after announcing his threesome with Kanye West’s YEEZY GAP and his seasonal Chinese New Year celebration capsule, and now he’s returning to sneakers with another take on the Runner.

So far, the Runner has appeared in colors specific to the aforementioned Chinese New Year drop, as well as black and white, metallic rainbow, baby pink, and of course the original colourways that have returned in July of last year.

Now, the Demna team is decking out the pair in a range of high-visibility hues. From a black mesh base, Balenciaga covers the leatherless pair with off-white, police blue and bright green overlapping panels that give the shoe its chunky daddy basketball vibe from the early 2000s. A gray mesh tongue is branded with Balenciaga embroidery, while the Tipex style size on the tip remains in white. At the back we find more sizes alongside the Balenciaga moniker on the heel, while the ‘runner’ branding hits the side midsole.

As for the sole itself, it is split into six sections and is complemented by a multi-piece outsole, while the look of the shoe is completed with a little touch of 3M highlight.

Take a look at the Balenciaga Runner above and buy it from The Balenciaga site and stores now for $ 1,150 USD.

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The Foam Runner continues to be a home run for Yeezy.

Since its debut in June 2020, the YEEZY FOAM RNNR has proven to be one of Kanye West’s most popular shoe offerings. It was certainly a figure that sparked a lot of polarizing perspectives when it first appeared in 2019, but like many of Kanye’s shoe models, many people have come to love it and they continue to fly off the shelves at every drop. The next hoof-shaped sneaker is the adidas The YEEZY FOAM RNNR “MX Sand” colorway which has now been unveiled via official images.

The impending colourway is designed with a mix of neutral tones and dusty accents. The majority of the EVA-infused designs are fashioned with a sandy exterior, but it’s the marbled patterns that start from the raised parts of the heel and gradually work their way down to the toes that steal the show. Most of the graphics are treated with pops of muted brown and dusty baby blue, but smaller hints of pink appear forward for a dash of vibrance as well. These same patterns also adorn the outsoles in an all-over fashion.

If you are interested, you can find adidas and Yeezy Supply dropping them on Dec. 11 for the standard MSRP of $ 80 USD.

Looking for more sneaker news? Mr. West’s adidas Yeezy 1050 “Hi-Res” is also expected to drop in December.