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Yea a lot of us have. I compared the 2 to the box label on the shadow X
Thanks for the reply appreciate it.
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Yea a lot of us have. I compared the 2 to the box label on the shadow X
Really appreciate your response.
Only real issues are the lines in the patent leather, everything else is like it should be based on all my extensive research comparisons.
I too am leaning towards them Slipping past quality control but still being authentic.
I've been wondering: anyone who has bought fakes, isn't there one easy way to tell--and that's the smell? I know that might sound silly but I'm dead serious. New Nikes have a particular smell to them, it's easily recognizable on these concords as well. Back in 2011, I bought an extra pair of concords off of eBay that I knew the price was too good to be true, but wanted to see. As soon as I took them out of the box and the smell hit me, I knew they were fake. Dude refunded me immediately when I told him they were fake, too. Or is someone going to come in here and tell me that fake factories have now replicated the exact adhesive concoction Nike uses and, as a result, the fakes smell legit, too? In the case of fake Nikes, it really might be accurate to ask, do they pass the smell test? LOL
There have been different smells in my experiences. For example, gold toe & bc3 chemical smell. Both my bc3 pairs had that chemical paint smell. One direct from Nike & one from champs both shipped.i believe this topic was brought up in a different thread briefly recently. from my personal experience, all my nikes smell the same, regardless of the sport, basketball or baseball or running. i have never bought a pair of fakes so i can't comment on those, but the most consistent aspect in any nike shoe production has got to be the smell!!!
^^LOL. Interesting points.
But yea these Concords do have a distinctive scent to them, its actually pretty close to how the ogs smelled.
i believe this topic was brought up in a different thread briefly recently. from my personal experience, all my nikes smell the same, regardless of the sport, basketball or baseball or running. i have never bought a pair of fakes so i can't comment on those, but the most consistent aspect in any nike shoe production has got to be the smell!!!
There have been different smells in my experiences. For example, gold toe & bc3 chemical smell. Both my bc3 pairs had that chemical paint smell. One direct from Nike & one from champs both shipped.
Dont know what fakes smell like.
I've been wondering: anyone who has bought fakes, isn't there one easy way to tell--and that's the smell? I know that might sound silly but I'm dead serious. New Nikes have a particular smell to them, it's easily recognizable on these concords as well. Back in 2011, I bought an extra pair of concords off of eBay that I knew the price was too good to be true, but wanted to see. As soon as I took them out of the box and the smell hit me, I knew they were fake. Dude refunded me immediately when I told him they were fake, too. Or is someone going to come in here and tell me that fake factories have now replicated the exact adhesive concoction Nike uses and, as a result, the fakes smell legit, too? In the case of fake Nikes, it really might be accurate to ask, do they pass the smell test? LOL
Nike should really either start making these things in the US or start using some id tag to scan for authenticity. They seem to just be ignoring how close these fakes are getting to the real thing. Making them here would solve all of this. Tagging them would put a nice dent in it for now until they copy that too. Just get Nike the hell out of China wtf, why are they so stubborn lolDont know what fakes smell like. Always imagined they smell like old gym socks. But with the sci-fi cloning they're doin these days who knows. All you needed back in the day was one Mr. Magoo eye & you were ok. So I stay retail or bust. If I catch an L I cut my loses & put it towards the next & keep movin. But I'm an old head, I can imagine if I was younger in this era how the need would be alot more important to me, pushing me to go other avenues. I know this because if the Infrared 6's drop & I don't cop retail then I imagine i'll be dragging myself to stockx
I've been wondering: anyone who has bought fakes, isn't there one easy way to tell--and that's the smell? I know that might sound silly but I'm dead serious. New Nikes have a particular smell to them, it's easily recognizable on these concords as well. Back in 2011, I bought an extra pair of concords off of eBay that I knew the price was too good to be true, but wanted to see. As soon as I took them out of the box and the smell hit me, I knew they were fake. Dude refunded me immediately when I told him they were fake, too. Or is someone going to come in here and tell me that fake factories have now replicated the exact adhesive concoction Nike uses and, as a result, the fakes smell legit, too? In the case of fake Nikes, it really might be accurate to ask, do they pass the smell test? LOL
what happens if i had my legit pair out of box and the smell airs out/dissapates before i send em off to stock x for sale? smelling the shoe is a great way to tell fakes but in no way should you put 100% of your eggs in that basket due to varying factors.
nah i just watched it and scoopity doop said its not there, it smells fresh but plasticky. It wont be long though.hahaha that exists?! thats crazy lol. if that smells like how nikes smell for real, we all doomed
Any I the only one that feels like the cushioning in these are a lot stiffer than any of the retroes from 2001?