The 350 V2 is the silhouette everyone asks about, and the question is always the same: what size do I get? Good news — it's one of the most predictable Yeezys to size. Here's the no-guesswork version.
Do 350 V2s run true to size?
For most people, yes — true to size (TTS). The Primeknit upper hugs the foot and gives a little once it breaks in, so your normal sneaker size is the right starting point. The fit is snug-but-sock-friendly, not roomy.
The simple rule
- Normal/medium width feet: go true to size. Your everyday US size is right.
- Half sizes (e.g. US 10.5): the 350 V2 comes in half sizes, so just take your half size. If it's ever sold out, size up to the next whole — not down.
- Wide feet: go up a half size. The knit is forgiving but the midfoot is narrow; the extra half gives the 350 V2 room without sloppiness.
- Between two pairs and unsure: the Cream/Triple White and Zebra both fit dead-on TTS and are the safest first pairs.
Width matters at the midfoot
The 350 V2 is narrow through the middle before it breaks in. Narrow and medium feet love it out of the box; wide feet feel the pinch for the first few wears, then the knit relaxes. If you know you run wide, the half-size-up move beats white-knuckling the break-in.
Socks and break-in
The boost sole is comfortable from day one, but the knit collar can feel tight pulling them on at first — that's normal and eases within a week. A normal sock is fine; no need to size around thick socks.
TL;DR: 350 V2 = true to size for most. Wide feet → up a half. Half sizes exist, so take yours; if sold out, round up.
Once you've got the fit dialed, the only hard part is the colorway. The colorway guide breaks down every option, and if you're weighing a rep against retail first, the rep vs real breakdown is an honest look at what actually differs.
Not sure the 350 V2 is even your silhouette? The 60-second quiz matches you to the right pair — or vote the next drop and we'll stock the winner.
