Yeezy Finds on Joyagoo Spreadsheet

Yeezy on the Joyagoo Spreadsheet comes in three constructions, and each asks for a different look at the photos: molded foam (Slides, Foam RNNR), knit uppers (the 350 in Zebra, Bred, Oreo, Bone, Carbon Beluga, MX Rock and Dazzling Blue; the 380 Onyx) and layered runners (500, 700 Wave Runner, 700 V2 and V3). Yeezy Gap hoodies and tees round it out.

Foam, knit, layers

Foam. A Slide or a Foam RNNR is one molded piece, so there is no glue or stitching to check. What matters is the molding: clean edges without leftover flash, no air bubbles or dents, and even color through the foam. Slides are light and pack small.

Knit. On a 350 or 380 the upper is one knitted piece. Look for pulled or broken yarns, a pattern that runs evenly from heel to toe, and a heel tab sewn on straight. The midsole should sit evenly inside its rubber cage with no glue showing at the edges.

Layers. The 500 and 700 combine suede, mesh and leather over a thick sole, so this is where glue shows. Pay for a detailed side photo of each shoe ($0.22) and check every panel edge. They are also heavier to ship than the knit pairs.