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Damn. How much did they offer you?

Tough to say. Don't know if that's what an actual Adidas receipt looks like (never purchased from the actual stores before) or it could be someone else's receipt (or his, but he's selling a fake pair with it). Either way, too much suspicious evidence on the tag and label. If you're gonna pay...

Make sure you also ask what store/country they bought it from. I just know my US box size 11 and inner size tag is still different from the ones you most recently posted. I got mine from Yeezy Supply.

So I believe that Japanese tag is only for Japan. The shoe released in other Asian countries, I assume China, Korea, and Philippines, as well as Russia I believe. Not sure of which others. The pair in your guide may have come from anyone of them. I would say if your guide does not mention the...

Now they're getting pretty close. Unless this is another country's box, the font does seem off like others have said and does not match exactly with my size 11 US box. That inner size tag you just showed is also the closest I've seen to the real tag. But unless it's the angle, the font of the...

So this is a very interesting case. According to some preliminary research, this may correspond to a Japanese/Asian release box. I have some circumstantial evidence from online Japanese auctions. The reason I tend to trust them is that all Japanese Adidas shoes have a special tag on them that is...

If you look at the actual barcode (the lines) it is different from what a US box barcode should be.

Just as a heads up to you, any pics you see/get, you should be able to CLEARLY read all the writing/print on the labels. If not, that's the sign of a sloppy seller or a seller trying to hide something. These fonts/spacing can be very close, but I'm pretty confident fakes will never get it 100%...

Quote: You did not provide the pics I asked for. If I cannot read the label/tag, I'm not even going to try. Also, get the pics/angles asked for. Font is wrong on the 11 on the production date on the previous inner size tag you posted. It's the closest fake label I've seen so far (not from you...

Need better pic of: 1) Box Label 2) Inner Size Tag 3) Boost window up-close 4) Back of shoe showing yellow part of sole and boost in same pic for contrast 5) Paper stuffed inside of shoe

Size tag fake. Sole looks a little too translucent. Fake-ity fake fake. Next time, please also post pic of box label and paper stuffed inside. But this one was easy by the tag.

Sizing tag off. Fake. Also in natural lighting, the contrast between the top and bottom stripe of the shoe is too much. Should not be that drastic. Three stripes in heel also look poorly done.

Box label and inner size tag look good. Boost looks good. Circles with lines on boost look sharp. Paper stuffing looks similar to mine. UV light test only excludes bad fakes now, but is good supporting evidence towards legit. Contrast between boost and sole is decent. Stripe below white stripe...

Yeah

Inner size tag and pic of paper stuffed into shoe?

Well you better provide a better box label and inner size tag pic, or else I hope you can identify the fakes in person. A pic of the paper that the shoe is stuffed with would help too...and look at my post two posts above yours as well as search some of my older posts for further help. Also, ask...

As we were discussing earlier, the US and Canadian boxes have the same alignment (line under the Y). The Euro boxes have the line under the Z. The US and Canadian boxes have a UPC and same barcode number. Euro have an EAN and different barcode than US/Canada. Legit Euro pairs will have APE...

Legit

I also still have not seen a correct Euro size tag on a fake, which the OP clearly shows. From my research for Breds, Euro and Canadian boxes are indeed different in bar code and alignment. Be careful what you call out as fake.

That is a Canadan box. Can you show an example of a Euro box? I have an example of a Euro box here, which matches the alignment of the OP: