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Yeezy Boost 350 V2 CMPCT
Sizing & fit guide

Our verdict
True to size
The Yeezy Boost 350 V2 CMPCT fits fuller and roomier than the standard 350 V2 — most wearers go true to size rather than the usual Yeezy ½-up, and some even find TTS a touch generous. Don't carry over the regular 350 V2's size-up rule.
Low confidence

Two ways to fit it

Most wearers go true to size for a snug sock-like fit. Go ½ up if you prefer room or are at the wide end — the knit is forgiving either way.

Tighter, cleaner fit
True to size
Relaxed / wide-foot fit
Go ½ size up

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Why the Yeezy Boost 350 V2 CMPCT fits this way

The CMPCT is a slip-on reworking of the 350 V2: a one-piece Primeknit upper glued straight onto the Boost sole with no separate cage or sole unit — "the entire upper is one piece knit glued onto boost." That sock-like construction fits fuller than the standard 350 V2, so the reflexive "size up half" Yeezy rule does not apply here. A wide-foot owner who wears US 12 in the Zebra and Granite 350 V2s was told to take the CMPCT at true size: "it's TTS. I'm wide feet and still TTS."

There is some spread — in threads comparing the CMPCT with narrower models, answers range from "go tts cmpcts" to "I go a half size up for CMPCTs," up to "1 up on the CMPCT" for those who want maximum room. The knit is stretchy and forgiving, so the risk of going too small is lower than on the caged 350 V2. Net: take your true size for a snug, sock-like fit; go ½ up only if you strongly prefer room or are at the wide end. This verdict rests on fewer sizing data points than the mainline models, so confidence is low.

Common scenarios

I wear US 10.5 normally. What size CMPCT?

US 10.5 — the CMPCT runs fuller than the regular 350 V2, so most people stay true to size. Go up to 11 only if you want extra room or have wide feet.

I size up ½ in my regular 350 V2s — do the same here?

Usually no. The CMPCT's one-piece knit fits roomier than the caged 350 V2, so wearers who go +½ in the standard V2 often land on true size in the CMPCT.

I have wide feet. TTS or up?

True to size works for many wide-footers here (the knit stretches), but if you're between sizes or want more toe room, ½ up is the safe call.

How it compares to other models

  • Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Medium confidence

    The CMPCT fits fuller than the standard 350 V2 — take TTS here vs the usual ½-up on the caged V2

  • Yeezy 450 Low confidence

    Opposite extremes — the CMPCT runs roomy/TTS while the 450 is extremely narrow and needs a full size up