350 V2 sizing: half up (full size if wide)

Fit depth guide

Yeezy Boost 350 V2 is one of the clearest “runs small” lifestyle shoes in mainstream rotation. The Primeknit sock upper and shortish fit lead most wearers to size up — commonly half a size from Adidas lifestyle, often a full size from roomy Nike TTS sizes depending on foot length and whether you like a performance sock fit.

Width and half sizes: the toebox tapers. Half up mainly adds length; wide feet still feel lateral pressure and often need a full size. Primeknit gives slightly with wear but will not fix a truly short size. Prefer half sizes when available rather than overshooting into heel bagginess.

Socks: thin no-show socks are the usual reference for the half-up rule. Crew or thick winter socks push many wearers from half up to full up. If you plan orthotics, test volume carefully — the sock upper has little stretch budget left after a short length choice.

Versus siblings: Slides are a different foam last (whole sizes, often full size up). Do not copy 350 V2 advice onto V1, CMPCT, or later 350 generations without checking that model’s page.

Sizing tips: start half up from your best Adidas/Yeezy reference. If you only know Nike AF1 (often half down), convert carefully — labels are not interchangeable. Try on when you can; returns matter more here than on true-to-size leather sneakers.

Chart cm vs the +0.5 converter offset

The Yeezy chart on this page lists 26.1 cm at US men's 9. That number is a label ladder, not a sock-knit fit proxy — this page already flags that 350 V2 often needs half-up anyway. The converter offset is +0.5 US: if your everyday Adidas lifestyle size is 10, start 10.5 unless you already wear a snug knit runner.

Half up mainly buys length. The width note is a tapered Primeknit toebox with limited stretch; thick socks or wide feet still feel lateral pressure after a half-size bump, which is why the verdict allows a full size in those cases. Primeknit will ease a little; it will not rescue a short size. Prefer a true half size when the SKU has one rather than jumping a full size and living with heel slip.

Do not copy V1 true-to-size stories onto V2. Do not copy 350 V2 onto Slides (foam last, whole sizes, often a full size up). Between sizes, lean larger: V2 is the snugger iteration. Thin no-show socks are the reference for the half-up rule; crew or winter socks are the usual reason people move from half to full.