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Legit check belugas 2.0
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Take two clear pictures boost.
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Those are the only pics I can get
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Overall quality and boost look decent. About the box i can't say anything, i'm from europe and don't know how US boxes are supposed to look. For boost try this test if possible:
Only thing that raises suspicion imo is the tip of the shoe. Fakes often have the rubber part and the PK on the front glued together at the wrong spot (too high up). Therefore the tip looks squished together and not as "sharp" as on the originals. Do you know what i mean? If possible, try this: wear the shoes and then look down on em while standing. From this perspective you should only see the PK upper on the very front end, not the rubber tip coming from the sole. This should only become visible if you lean forwards and look down on the shoe while standing.
So, if you can clearly see the rubber tip on the front while standing straight and looking down on the shoes, you are probably dealing with fakes. The front on a real yeezy should look impeccable and "sharp", not squished together.
Sorry for the complicated explanation, I hope you still kind of get what I mean
Maybe this comparison helps: imagine one end of a baguette bread that hasn't been cut yet. That's how the tip on the real one should look. Now imagine you cut a veeery small piece off this baguette bread. Now the tip isn't round anymore, but flat. That's how a fake shoe looks.
Only thing that raises suspicion imo is the tip of the shoe. Fakes often have the rubber part and the PK on the front glued together at the wrong spot (too high up). Therefore the tip looks squished together and not as "sharp" as on the originals. Do you know what i mean? If possible, try this: wear the shoes and then look down on em while standing. From this perspective you should only see the PK upper on the very front end, not the rubber tip coming from the sole. This should only become visible if you lean forwards and look down on the shoe while standing.
So, if you can clearly see the rubber tip on the front while standing straight and looking down on the shoes, you are probably dealing with fakes. The front on a real yeezy should look impeccable and "sharp", not squished together.
Sorry for the complicated explanation, I hope you still kind of get what I mean
Maybe this comparison helps: imagine one end of a baguette bread that hasn't been cut yet. That's how the tip on the real one should look. Now imagine you cut a veeery small piece off this baguette bread. Now the tip isn't round anymore, but flat. That's how a fake shoe looks.
