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Pics: These shoppers queued on Grafton St overnight to get their hands on these Kanye West runners

There was only thirty pairs of the €200 shoes at BT2 this morning.
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A GROUP OF people set up camp outside BT2 on Dublin’s Grafton Street yesterday evening in a bid to get their hands on a pair of Kanye West runners.

The doors opened at 9am this morning.

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The rapper designed the Yeezy Boost 350 for Adidas and BT2 only had a limited number of pairs in stock.

Adidas states that the limited edition shoe is “exquisitely designed” and “transcends current sneaker trends”.

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The shoes retail for €200.

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