Yeezy 500 ‘Ash Grey’
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Pairing an austere color palette with a ventilated build is the adidas Yeezy 500 ‘Ash Grey.’ A neutral greyscale finish is applied to the lifestyle runner, highlighted by an open mesh upper with premium cow suede overlays. A rubber-wrap mudguard gives the shoe abrasion-resistant durability, while 3M reflective piping offers added visibility in low-light conditions. It’s built on an adiPRENE+ midsole, rendered in a dark taupe finish and featuring podular construction modeled after adidas’ retro Feet You Wear technology.
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