Since day one, Eastbay has been proud to offer you the hottest shoes around. We are your destination for Yeezys.
Check out the timeline below to view Eastbay’s journey with the popular kick by Kanye West x adidas Originals.
Yeezy BOOST 350 V2 ‘Ash Pearl’
The Yeezy BOOST 350 V2 “Ash Pearl” will be launching on March 20, 2021. The shoe features a return to the earth-tone hues that have become fairly standard in the Yeezy line. Three different colors are layered across the upper with a sandy cream on the top, tan in the middle, and dark blue on the bottom. The two-toned gum outsole, a staple, brings the shoe together for a crisp, clean look.
Yeezy BOOST 350 V2 ‘Ash Blue’
The first Yeezy of 2021 has arrived. The Yeezy BOOST 350 V2 ‘ASH BLUE’ will be launching on 2/27. In a departure from the recent launches that have featured more earth tones, this shoe indulges in more shades of blue and gray. A yellow, non-transparent lateral side stripe breaks up the flow of the shoe, and the ribbed midsole sets it apart from other Yeezys.
Yeezy BOOST 350 V2 ‘Sand Taupe’
The final Yeezy of 2020 will be launching on 12/19. The Yeezy BOOST 350 V2 ‘Sand Taupe’ brings back some familiar earthy tones from previous models. The shoe features brown hues with rustic orange weaves running through the lateral vamp. The outsole is a light and dark gum color and there will also be a new lacing system featured.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2 ‘Core Black/Red’
The YEEZY BOOST 350 V2 ‘CORE BLACK/RED’ is being re-released on 12/5 just in time for the holidays. The shoe is constructed with an all-black Primeknit upper with a matching TPU midsole that covers Boost cushioning. Red stitching on the pull tab matches the red “SPLY-350” lettering on the side panel.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2 ‘Natural’
Continue to grow your sneaker collection by adding the Yeezy Boost 350 V2 ‘Natural’ to your closet. The upper is split into two variations of the titular color, with the top half being a darker shade and the bottom half a lighter shade. The heel pull from several of the past silhouettes has been removed, giving the shoe a cleaner look. This pair will be available on 10/24.
Put together a new look this fall with the adidas Yeezy BOOST 350 V2 ‘Carbon’. Sitting atop a translucent outsole is a Primeknit upper with black and gray tones. A solid black stripe runs along the lateral side with matching colored laces.
The adidas Originals Yeezy Boost 350 V2 ‘ZYON’ drops at 7 a.m. on 7/18/2020. Visit eastbay.com to buy a pair.
Slip on something different with the multi-colored ‘Zyon’ featuring two dual-colored sections of the upper separated by the lateral black stripe. Above the stripe is a grey and off-white pattern while below is dark brown and off-white.
The Yeezys below are no longer available for purchase.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
The new ‘Linen’ colorway is perfect for springtime. The Primeknit upper is a soft tan color while the ankle collar and stripe around the middle are in a medium grey to provide contrast.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
Kanye serves up a monochromatic look with ‘Cinder.’ The Primeknit upper, laces, and heel tab are all a matching shade of faded black, while the dark gum outsole provides a slight contrast.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
‘Desert Sage’ is a unique colorway from Kanye featuring a pale green upper and midsole, a bright orange sockliner that adds contrast at the ankle, and a light gum outsole.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
Playing off its name, the ‘Earth’ colorway features different shades of brown from the light laces and heel tab to the monochromatic upper and Boost midsole to the darker brown outsole.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
The ‘Yeshaya’ colorway is the first drop of 2020. The light colorway is a fresh start to the new decade featuring grey and white colors in the Primeknit upper, a white Boost midsole and a gum-colored rubber outsole.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
The ‘Yecheil’ colorway is definitely unique from many of the previous Yeezy colorways with the Primeknit upper showing a variety of primary hues from yellow to red to blue. These definitely deserve a spot on your holiday wish list.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
Hello, brightness, my new friend. ‘Yeezreel’ could not be more different than the colorway dropped on Black Friday. These Yeezys feature a two-tone upper in neon yellow and black, a matching neon rubber outsole, and unique lime laces.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
The popular Yeezy ‘Black’ colorway (first released in June) makes a return, released on Black Friday.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
The Yeezy ‘Citrin’ colorway features tints of light pink in the Primeknit upper that are a nice complement to the gum outsole.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
Appropriately named ‘Cloud,’ the new gray scale colorway in the Yeezy family features a two-toned upper with portions of the Primeknit in pure white and the rest in a light grey.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
The sheer side stripe is back to give an airy look and feel to the ‘Lundmark’ colorway, perfect for its summertime release. To make these Yeezys even more of a standout, for the first time in a couple years, the shoes are without a heel tab.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
The ‘Black’ colorway certainly is a standout with the only pop of color being a thin red stripe on the heel tab.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
The ‘Clay’ colorway from Kanye features an earthy tone with a pale orange hue on the heel tab and midsole. A sheer band runs through the middle of the upper on the outside of the foot.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
The grey and white ‘Static’ colorway features a mesh band on the outside of the foot and was released in both a reflective and non-reflective version.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
A bright addition to the Yeezy collection, the ‘Semi-Frozen Yellow’ colorway has dark grey stripes contrasting on a yellow knit.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
Released on Black Friday, the ‘Sesame’ colorway features a light tan knit.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
The White/Core Black/Red colorway is back for round two.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
The soft yellow tones of the ‘Butter’ colorway made this a must-have for serious sneakerheads everywhere.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
The light blue, white, and grey Yeezy Boost 350 V2 ‘Blue Tint’ arrived.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
A remix of the original ‘Beluga’ colorway dropped.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
The popular and highly coveted ‘Zebra’ colorway returned.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
The very first solid color V2 dropped in ‘Cream White.’
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
A new colorway dropped featuring bold red lettering.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
A fifth Yeezy Boost 350 V2 dropped in a fresh black/white colorway.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
For the first time ever, three Yeezys dropped at the same time.
Yeezy Boost 750
Our second Boost 750 dropped in a fresh new ‘Light Brown’ colorway.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2
The beloved Boost 350 returned with a fresh stripe in the original ‘Beluga’ colorway.
Yeezy Boost 350 Cleat
Eastbay was the only retailer authorized by adidas to carry the football cleats.
Yeezy Boost 350 Restock
The very first Yeezy was restocked in the popular ‘Pirate Black’ colorway.
Yeezy Boost 350
A third Boost 350 released in a hot new colorway — ‘Oxford Tan’.
Yeezy Boost 750
The very first Boost 750 dropped in all black, from upper to outsole.
Yeezy Boost 350
One of the most iconic colorways — ‘Pirate Black’ — dropped for the first time.
Yeezy Boost 350
Our very first Yeezy dropped in the ‘Turtle Dove’ colorway.
Although these Yeezys are now history, stay up to date on upcoming releases via the eastbay.com Release Calendar.
The newest addition to the Vaporfly family is better than ever and set to debut in July at eastbay.com. Though some of the features from the 4% were kept in this model, there are plenty of new elements to mention.
How Much is “NEXT%”?
NEXT% is somewhere above 4 percent but below 5 percent, and that percent represents the increased efficiency you’ll experience running in these shoes.
Made for Marathoners
Nothing is stopping the average Joe from buying this shoe, but it was designed for marathon runners with hopes that they’ll strive to conquer the “impossible” – running 26.2 miles in under 2 hours.
Influenced by Professionals
Nike knows that to create the best you must use the best. So,
with the expertise of professional athletes, scientists, and engineers Nike
created a shoe to help you shave time off your marathon pace.
From the Updated Upper
The Vaporfly NEXT% introduces a new material for the upper
called Vaporweave. Vaporweave was created with the intent to absorb less liquid
than the Flyknit material used in the Vaporfly 4%. So your feet stay dry and
comfortable during long runs. Because it’s not enough for your shoes to just be
comfortable when you put them on before the race. An hour into your run you still
want to feel as comfortable as possible. So in addition to the newly introduced
Vaporweave, the new version of the Vaporfly features off-center laces to reduce
pressure along the top of your foot. The tongue is also shaped to lay smoothly
against your foot for reduced friction.
Down to the Detailed Sole
By using the traction patterns of pro runners, Nike was able
to create a unique sole pattern that increases forefoot grip and is better for
running on wet surfaces.
But wait! There’s more…
As in 15 percent more ZoomX foam in the midsole compared to the last model, so that you can get ultimate energy-return while running. And what’s even better is that with this extra foam, the shoe weight remains the same as the Vaporfly 4%. By decreasing the heel-drop by 3mm (from 11mm to 8mm) and adding the super lightweight Vaporweave material, Nike managed to offset the weight.
To stay up to date on future releases check out Eastbay’s Release Calendar.
It’s about that time again — the greatest tournament in
soccer is just around the corner. The feeling is palpable, the intensity is
unmatched; fans’ emotions hang on every pass, every shot, and every save. But
before the madness starts and chaos ensues, you need the correct kit to display
your pride.
This year, Nike designed all their kits with detailed input
from professional players, followed by 3D scanning and motion capture in the
Nike Sports Research Lab to properly define their women’s-specific fit. On many
kits, they also added slogans on the inside of the neckline to give inspiration
to the wearer.
The USA home kits have a deep, personal meaning to many of
the players on this year’s national team. The Nike Swoosh and red-and-navy
stripes on the arm cuff pay homage to the 1999 team, whose iconic tournament
win inspired many current athletes to get into soccer in the first place. The
jerseys feature three stars above the crest to signify the United States’ three
tournament trophies while the 50 states print on the back represents the
nation’s collective support for the team.
While the home kits pay tribute to the past, the away design
is a nod to the future. The inspiration behind these kits is that being
American is about standing out and boldly displaying your pride. The stars-and-stripes
pattern spread across the all-red jersey is symbolic of the American flag. Although
these kits focus on what’s next, Nike still wanted to pay tribute to the USA’s
past accomplishments, so they placed three white stars representing the three
championships on the royal stripe at the back of the neck.
Inner Pride –
“Mulheres Guerreiras Do Brasil” meaning “Women Warriors of Brazil”
Pelé, Ronaldinho, Marta. When you think of these famous
Brazilian footballers, you think of the iconic yellow they sported while creating
some of the most memorable moments in international soccer history. Nike didn’t
stray far from Brazil’s traditional look with these kits, embracing the colors
the Brazilian national team has worn since 1954.
Inner Pride –
“Mulheres Guerreiras Do Brasil” meaning “Women Warriors of Brazil”
Brazil’s royal away kits start with a bold geometric pattern
at the neck that slowly fades towards the bottom of the jersey. The pattern is
inspired by bright stars and the royal color represents the sky on a cool,
clear night in Rio. Brazil also pays tribute to their men’s team tournament
wins with five stars above the crest.
Clean and Classic. That’s the best way to describe England’s
home kits. The traditional white is sacred to England and Nike wanted these
jerseys to display the country’s loyalty and heritage. If you look closely, you’ll
find a very subtle, tonal floral print that represents the roses specific to the
neighborhoods around London. These jerseys also display red-and-maroon striping
on the sleeve cuffs to punctuate the crispness of the white base.
Where England’s home kits embrace a minimalistic design, the
away jerseys boast an aggressive maroon floral print, hand drawn to include
poppy, primrose, and rose – the native flora of the country. Nike separated the
pattern into four quadrants, a nod to St. George’s Cross. These kits use an
off-white color for the logo that keeps the overall theme bold, but still
evokes the history of a proud nation.
Inner Pride – “Nos
Différences Nous Unissent” meaning
“Our Differences Unite Us”
For this year’s host country, Nike decided to honor
tradition by staying true to France’s “Les Bleus” national team nickname. The
solid navy base is accented with rose gold lettering, providing the proper pop
for the iconic French Football Federation crest. The jerseys also include a
subtle hint of red, white, and blue taping at the sleeve to represent the
French flag. According to Nike, these kits personify the sophistication of the
French and are a nod to the high-end, exclusive clothing produced by the
country.
Inner Pride – “Nos
Différences Nous Unissent” meaning
“Our Differences Unite Us”
To contrast the solid blue home jerseys, Nike’s white away
kits feature a pattern of small hexagons, spread across the shirt like polka
dots, that pay tribute the France’s unique border shape. The inner pride phrase,
“Nos Différences
Nous Unissent,” is printed with a small “o” to represent Chanel and France’s
rich history of fashion.
Described by some as the most exuberant kit in the bunch,
Australia’s home jerseys use white, yellow, and green brush strokes to
represent their creative, youthful team. Incorporating design elements from
Melbourne’s famous Hosier Lane, Nike created a ’90s-style look that combines
the colors of the Australian countryside with the graffiti art culture seen in
the country’s urban areas.
Inner Pride – Crown
symbol to represent the country’s monarchy.
For the newly designed Dutch kits, Nike created a digital
tulip, a geometric design that represents the country’s iconic flower. These
kits also mark the first time the Netherlands will forgo the traditional lion
crest for a lioness, representing the pride and ferocity of the women’s team.
This year, Norway’s home kits combine the team’s trademark
red and blue into a “winter sweater” print inspired by the country’s decorated
ski jumpers. The design combines snowflakes and flowers to honor the beauty and
variety of Norway’s weather.
To remind the Chinese team of the powerhouse spirt of the
1990s, these light grey kits feature an intricate phoenix pattern. The design
was created to represent femininity and virtue, paying tribute to the “Steel
Roses” nickname given to the team.
Calling all footy fans! Nike just released their new
“Euphoria Pack” soccer cleats and they’re literally dripping with style. Each
Nike cleat model is designed to look the way you play, using unique, paint-splatter
colorways that really stand out on the pitch. Let’s take a look at the four new
boots and break down the features that correspond with the designs.
Looking for the fastest cleat in the game? Look no further than the Mercurial Superfly. This boot even looks like the designers tried to paint it while the world’s fastest players were running full speed past them. The dripping orange design on the inside of the mesh upper mimics the quickness you’ll notice in this cleat, while the Dynamic-Fit collar gives this shoe a sock-like feel. The Mercurial Superfly is the standard for striking performance, worn by the top players in the game today.
Now this might be the cleanest cleat in the pack. The
Phantom Vision blue paint pattern uses a minimalistic combination of spray and
spatter, because when you’re in this cleat, it’s all about blocking out the
distractions and making the precise play. This boot features Nike’s innovative
ghost lacing system, meaning the cushioned sockliner and laces are hidden
beneath a mesh outer layer, providing a clean strike every time. The Phantom
Vision, like the Mercurial Superfly, also features a mid-cut collar that reinforces
your ankle and offers the ultimate comfort and support.
The Phantom Venom is the epitome of a complete cleat. The
flyknit upper material partially covers the laces for a precise and powerful
strike. This boot never fails to place the ball in perfect position, giving you
pinpoint accuracy when finding the back of the net. The blades on this shoe’s
instep create maximum spin, offering complete control over the bend of your
strikes. The Phantom Venom design is as simple and clean as the Phantom Vision,
but if you prefer a low-cut cleat, then the Venom is the choice for you.
Need some stability in your life? Highlighted by a stylish, misty-orange
paint pattern, the heel on the Tiempo Legend cleat features stability pods
inside the collar that cup your ankle for comfortable support. This boot also
utilizes NikeGrip technology and flywire cables integrated in the laces to lock
down your foot and help prevent sliding while the kangaroo leather upper is
perfect for providing a soft touch when needed. For any position, in any conditions,
the Tiempo Legend is as versatile as they come.
Click the title on each “Euphoria Pack” boot to check out
pricing and sizing options and let us know which one you’ll be rocking in the
comments.
In 1984, a 21-year-old rookie by the name of Michael Jordan
first stepped foot on a professional basketball court. Little did the public
know, he would change the game of basketball and modern sneaker culture
forever.
After failing to secure a couple of key endorsement deals,
His Airness finally got the call from Nike offering him a $2.5 million-dollar
check and his own signature shoe. It was then that the iconic Air Jordan 1 was
born.
The original Air Jordan was an updated version of designer
Peter Moore’s Nike Air Ship model but included the addition of the now-retro
Wings logo. Wearing the first shoe with multiple colors in league history, the
newly-minted and unproven MJ already stood out on the court with less than a
full season under his belt.
The stylish and colorful shoe immediately caught the
attention of the league, and they issued a ban of the Air Jordan 1 for not
meeting the stringent policy on uniforms and colors. Realizing they were in a
unique position to market this historic sneaker, Nike cleverly rolled out a
“banned” advertising campaign and floated the cash to pay the $5000 per game
fine so that Jordan could continue to rock the shoe.
From there, the rest is history. The “banned” marketing
campaign jumpstarted a new era of performance sneakers worn as must-have
fashion statements. The Air Jordan 1 became a staple in streetwear culture,
worn by popular musicians, movie stars, and skaters.
The new RUSH training gear from Under Armour is exactly what you need to stay on top of your game. It incorporates next-level science into comfortable work-out clothing.
How’s It Work?
The material is infused with minerals.
Those minerals activate when heated.
When you work out, the heat from your body is absorbed by the material and turned into energy.
Then the energy is reflected back into your body increasing strength and endurance.
