The Drop
The Yeezy Boost 350 V2 MX Dark Salt (ID4811) landed as part of adidas' experimental "MX" series, blending earth-toned grays and tans in a marbled Primeknit pattern that breaks from the classic stripe formula. Designed under Kanye's vision for scalable comfort, this colorway leans into the understated—think Alltagstauglich versatility rather than headline-grabbing hype. The MX treatment keeps each pair subtly unique, appealing to collectors who prefer low-key heat.
Resell Verdict
Fair market sits around $210, with asks scattered wildly from $89 to $656 depending on size and seller delusion. Hype's cooled significantly post-Yeezy-adidas split, but 413 weekly orders prove steady demand from wearers, not flippers. This is a slow-flip shoe—margins are thin unless you're sitting on discounted pairs or grails-sized runs. Treat it as long-term hold or personal rotation, not quick cash.
Fake Tells
- ▸Boost sole texture: Reps often feel too firm or have oversized pellet definition—real Boost compresses smoothly
- ▸Inside size tag font: Fakes botch the adidas typeface spacing and ink sharpness
- ▸MX pattern consistency: Legit pairs show organic color bleed; fakes look digitally printed with harsh borders
Who It's For
Perfect for the ex-hypebeast who still wants Yeezy comfort without screaming for attention—pairs well with tapered cargos or minimalist fits. Daily beaters for sneaker rotation builders who value wearability over resale anxiety.
Sizing & Fit
Runs snug—go half-size up unless you prefer that locked-in 350 hug. Primeknit stretches slightly after break-in.
