The Drop
The Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Citrin (Non-Reflective) landed as part of Kanye's late-2019 push into earthier, tonal palettes—think desert vibes meets minimalist flex. This colorway sits in that sweet spot between loud and low-key, with yellow-tinted Primeknit that glows without screaming. It dropped alongside a reflective twin, but the non-ref stayed the volume play for most resellers.
Resell Verdict
Hovering around $230, this sits comfortably above deadstock burial but won't fund your next haul. Asks scatter wildly ($108–$640 shows flippers testing waters), but realistic movement lives in the $200–$250 zone. With 46 weekly orders, it's got steady turnover—mehr Brot-und-Butter than moonshot. Hype's plateaued; these are for patient flips or bulk plays, not quick doubles.
Fake Tells
- ▸Heel tab angle: Reps often sit too upright—authentic tabs curve naturally inward
- ▸Boost texture: Fakes feel too firm or have oversized pellets; real Boost has defined, varied nubs
- ▸Size tag font: Check the Adidas three-stripe logo spacing—bootleggers mess up kerning between letters
Who It's For
Casual Yeezy collectors chasing wearable colorways without bleeding resale premiums, plus first-time 350 buyers testing the silhouette. Perfect for summer fits or anyone building a rotation that doesn't need Instagram validation every wear.
Sizing & Fit
Go half-size up—350 V2s notoriously run snug through the toebox, especially if you've got wider feet.
