Recent content by badzmaru

The only thing I find suspicious is the box label. This appears to be a US box. The 'yeezy boost 350 v2' is way off in its length. The Y should meet the first vertical line, the V2 should not pass the second line.

I'm curious about the little hang tag with shoe symbols/icons on it. In the US, it comes as a separate sticker that's just sort of thrown into the box somewhere, but has been a trusted way of testing the shoe in the first week of release, because Chinese fakes didn't update the design.

Looks real. I can't recognize tiny flaws (barcode, spacing) without comparing another label. But it looks to me exactly like what a US box label should be.

Interesting to do a legit check 'after' the purchase. Don't make conclusions based on what I say, but these are just some observations of mine, with no absolute conclusions: This looks like a US box? Can you confirm it's from the states? If it is, the label is almost certainly off. The first...

The spacing between the Adidas logo's (R) trademark symbol and the hashtag/pound '#' symbol is way way too close. There should be enough breathing room that you could comfortably draw something between them. I'm going with lobol on this one, and saying fake. Too many little details have been...

That's a smart idea. I think I will do that.

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)

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.

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...

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...

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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...

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.

Thank you Lobol for clarifying this. The APE/CLU differences makes it very confusing. Since it was easier before to just spot an APE and say fake, but now we have to assume APE for European shoes are real. Would have made it much easier if Adidas just went with a consistent change.

I'm certain on the US lable, the V2 should not pass the right line, and the Y should be aligned with the left line. But on Europe labels, are they all like this? (left aligns with Z and passes right line). I have also seen a Europe label with the same positioning as the US label, minus the...