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i know i asked the seller to send me some more. this is just a different pair i found on ebay
OFFICIAL ADIDAS YEEZY LEGIT CHECK THREAD 350 / 750 / 950
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i know i asked the seller to send me some more. this is just a different pair i found on ebay
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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% correct. I assume Adidas makes their own font and manipulates their own font/spacing for each release. The shoes themselves can be hard to tell in certain lights/angles but often times the size tag/box label doesn't lie.
But like I said, neither of your images posted can I clearly read/see the labels so I will wait for better pics. Don't mean to be harsh but if you post again and they're not readable, I will ignore it (maybe someone else will take a shot at it). I have to remind people to get better pics too often.
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He's right. The '11' on the inside label should be bolder (hence, slightly wider).
I can't tell from the front box label, if I was in a hurry, I'd probably miss it. I assume he means the barcode numbers are not properly proportioned. So good eye.
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I believe he's talking about the 11 in the production date and I believe he's talking about the barcode number itself, thanks guys I'm just trying to shop for some Breds for my cousin
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I bought a Bred legit check guide, from a site called Goverify for a dollar. So, I want to legit check this site itself.
But here, you see they show a Europe type label, where the left line is aligned with the Y, and the V2 doesn't cross the right line.
And on the inside label, it says CLU instead of APE.
So I wonder, is this fake, or is it another label we haven't mentioned yet?
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If you look at the actual barcode (the lines) it is different from what a US box barcode should be.
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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 usually not replicated. I believe that this label + tag combination may indeed be legit from Breds obtained from Japan/Asia.
Below are from the same auction, however I do not have a clear image of the box label (though you can see the international label and alignment under the Y). You will notice however, the special Japanese tag on the shoe in the first pic:
From another auction, I have a clear view of both the special Japanese tag and the box label, but not the inner size tag:
Unfortunately I don't have a clear shot of both the box label and inner size tag in the same auction, but I will probably look around more and see. Let me know if you find anything.
EDIT: I just found an auction that shows the box label, inner size tag, and the special Japanese tag, although the Japanese tag has been detached from the shoe.
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Those are legit
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Quick question to those with retail Zebras. Do any on you guys have more than 7 nipples on Boost? Do they come like this?
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This Japanese packaging is very interesting. I didn't realize there were so many variations.
To give you more info, this is what Goverify claims should come with the shoe. These are I assume all from the same shoe, unless they mix and matched:
The little circular CLU sticker.
This is clearly not the Asian label you posted.
Also, they did not include that rectangular sticker you find floating in one of the shoes. I've heard that not all shoes have that? Or maybe only US shoes have it, I don't know.
But again, it becomes increasingly difficult to call out a fake/real shoe, when Adidas altered their packaging combos in so many different places.
Like you, I really have only been eyeing the Breds. I have little knowledge of other Yeezy's, except for this:
The boost sole changes every single new shoe (texture, look, etc...). This is why so many people stress to go straight for the boost, as every Yeezy should look different from each other in this area.
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Another Legit check please
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Don't use me as the last word on this, but the number of little lined circles isn't the best way to verify a real pair, nor is counting the dots on the back of the pulltab. If you can actually touch and push the boost, that is the best way to tell. It also helps to do that flashlight test in the dark.
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This was brought up earlier. That '11' is suspicious. I think it should be bolder, and have a width that reaches the right edge of the 'L' underneath it.
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Lobol brought up that it was the production date "11" that I now see the difference this one is supposedly the correct one but I'm tryna to buy it for my cousin so anyone know for sure?
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Even on my pair, Adidas seems to randomize which numbers they bold and what not. I would look for other labels in size 11 to confirm. But to give you an idea, here's one I found on youtube where a guy showed a legit check.
(the one on the right is the Bred, left is Oreo)
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Thanks for that mate. That was my thinking too. Everything checks out except the number of nips. It was throwing me off.
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What makes them fake?
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Hey yall can anyone Legit check my Beluga's?
Posted earlier in the thread. Can provide pics via dm.
Thanks
Posted earlier in the thread. Can provide pics via dm.
Thanks
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What's fake on the box label so I can look for future purchases
