LC on concords

xxxskilzxxx · Mar 4, 2013

ease my worries on these. for some reason they just don't seem right to me. the carbon fiber doesn't look right. its not that fake painted checkerboard stuff, its just different from what i've seen. the sole is a little too icey, the shape seems a little wierd, but everything else seems to be right.

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thatuncutraw · Mar 4, 2013

XxXskilzXxX said:
ease my worries on these. for some reason they just don't seem right to me. the carbon fiber doesn't look right. its not that fake painted checkerboard stuff, its just different from what i've seen. the sole is a little too icey, the shape seems a little wierd, but everything else seems to be right.

If you haven't already, I suggest you check out the other "Legit Check" posting about the Concords, because there is a lot of good info in there which might help answer your question. The carbon fiber doesn't look off to me, but the heel pic does look a little funny. Really, it just looks like the shoes have been worn a few times by a guy with a wide foot (although the bottoms don't look worn). With all the "Grey-market" Concords going around, if you are paying Reseller price for these, you need to see and receive proof of purchase from an Authorized Seller before buying. At least, that's what I would want. Otherwise, I'd look elsewhere. Also, obviously, if those are the 2011 Concords, which I'm sure they are (judging by the blue tint of the sole and the overall whiteness of the shoe at this age), the box and tissue paper is wrong. It's obvious these aren't the $50 fakes you can find anywhere online, but these very well could be one of the many grey-market pairs going around, so I'd definitely be weary. How much are they asking, and have the shoes been worn at all?

But seriously, check out the other "Legit Check" post. It'll help you understand what I'm talking about, if you don't know already. Peace.