Fish shows off the Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 Oxford Tan he got through trades, including a Moonrocks swap. He breaks down the Primeknit construction and Boost cushioning, then wrestles with whether to wear or resell shoes worth serious money. The second half is a sales listing for other sneakers in his Montreal inventory.
YouTube, what's good? It's Fish from @i99, and today I'm bringing you guys a review of the Yeezy Boost 350s in the tan colorway. I did not pick these up for retail. I paid resale on these. Actually, I did quite a few trades for them. I initially traded a few pairs of runners for some Moonrocks, which I then traded for these, and the guy added cash because Moonrocks go for a bit more. Anyways, long story short, I now have these. Uh, as far as the pairs of shoes that are behind me, I'll get into those at the end of the video, but they are for sale. So, uh, stay tuned if you want to look into that and if you want to buy it. Um, but anyways, let's get into the review. So the box tag says, uh, they're US 10, uh, colorway is Oxford Tan, but nobody really cares about the box. It's the most basic box I've ever seen. So, let's get into the actual sneakers. Receipts for all the ones that are concerned about the authenticity. And here they are, the Yeezy Boost 350 Oxford Tan. This shoe is killer. To me, it's such a nice colorway. I chose these over the Moonrocks. Which is the reason I did the trade to get these. And, uh, these are my second favorite colorway after the Pirate Blacks. So the upper is composed entirely of a Primeknit. It has this whip stitch and cross stitch going from the toe all the way until the top of the tongue, which holds the upper together. Uh, it comes factory laced with beige laces and they don't come with any extras, be it insoles, laces, or anything. They don't come with any extras at all. The sole and the midsole are all one piece that have this, uh, ribbed sort of design. And that's my favorite part of the shoe. And I'm sure a lot of people's favorite part of the shoe, it's kind of what sold it for me. And I think like it's such a cool like aspect of it. It really wears well because of that. And it's kind of what distinguishes it from a Roshi. Uh, and the other thing I can think of that distinguishes really from a Roshrun, cause I see a lot of people calling them that, is this suede panel. And on this side, has the, uh, Try Adidas logo, and on the other shoe it has this Yeezy branding right here. Um, the outsole gives you that hit of the Boost material, uh, and that's kind of what brings so much comfort to the shoe. That's what makes it so comfortable and so wearable. And like, I really like that about Adidas as opposed to the Nike Yeezys, which I personally didn't find too comfortable, but some people really liked the comfort on those. Uh, they come with fairly basic insoles. Take them out for you guys. It says Adidas and Yeezy. It's right on the other side. This is a good way to check if they're legit, by the way. You check the underneath part of the outsole. And, uh, besides that, I mean, there isn't too much to it. I'm not going to slip these on feet for you guys because I'm not sure what I want to do with them yet. I might just sell them. I might keep them. Like for the amount that they go for, it's probably wiser to sell them, uh, just because I didn't pay retail. If I paid retail, it's a different story. I'd be more comfortable with wearing them, but Uh, since they have such a high value, I think the money would be more worthwhile. So we'll see. So like I said, if you stay tuned till the end of this video, uh, you could see the shoes I still have for sale in my collection. If you are interested, I am not taking trades. Uh, you can email me at the email that's dropped below in the description. And, uh, I'll get back to you right away. I'm only accepting payments through PayPal or local meetups in Montreal. And the prices I'm about to tell you are in US and so are the sizes. So I have a size 10 US, 8/10 condition, Dime Vans. I'm asking, let's say, $120 US for these. Seals New Balance Concepts, size 10, deadstock, asking $220 US for these. Sole Diodora N9000, size 9.5, 9/10 condition, asking $330 US for these. Aperitivo Mita Diodora N9000, size 9.5 US, deadstock, asking $250 US for these. Deadstock Liras, size 9.5, asking retail plus ship. Salmon COAs, size 10, deadstock, asking $260 plus ship. Size 10 Bloodbaths. I'm asking $240 US. They're deadstock. I'm warning you in advance, the shipping for a box that is this big is very expensive. So if you're in Canada, it'll be cheap. If you're in the US, it'll be pretty expensive. If you're worldwide, it'll be super expensive. So it's $240 US plus whatever the shipping is for these. That basically wraps up my review on the Oxford Tan 350s. If you have any concerns or questions, leave them down in the comments. Until next time, it's FisherMy99 signing out. Peace.
