Yeezy 700 MNVN: How To Spot Fake Vs Real

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Authentic Yeezys: Material shines moderately. 3M material appears grey/white. Fake Yeezys: Material shines excessively. 3M material appears yellow.
Step 8. Reflectiveness
Authentic Yeezys: Material shines moderately. 3M material appears grey/white. Fake Yeezys: Material shines excessively. 3M material appears yellow.
Authentic: Narrower patch, indicated by a narrower green line. Fake: Wider patch, indicated by a wider green line.
Step 6. Toe box
Authentic: Narrower patch, indicated by a narrower green line. Fake: Wider patch, indicated by a wider green line.
We’ll look at the insole’s YEEZY and adidas logos. Authentic: Letters “Y” in the “YEEZY” text are thinner on the bottom side. Letters in the “adidas” text are thinner. Fake: Letters “Y” in the “YEEZY” text are too thick on the bottom side. Letters in the “adidas” text are too thick.
Step 9. Insole
We’ll look at the insole’s YEEZY and adidas logos. Authentic: Letters “Y” in the “YEEZY” text are thinner on the bottom side. Letters in the “adidas” text are thinner. Fake: Letters “Y” in the “YEEZY” text are too thick on the bottom side. Letters in the “adidas” text are too thick.
Top Rear “U” Shape: Authentic: Wider “U” shape at the top. Fake: Narrower “U” shape at the top. Middle Cage “U” Shape: Authentic: Wider “U” shaped patch on the cage. Fake: Narrower “U” shaped patch on the cage. Side Empty Patches: Authentic: Shorter and wider empty patches on the sides. Fake: Longer and narrower empty patches on the sides.
Step 7. Back
Top Rear “U” Shape: Authentic: Wider “U” shape at the top. Fake: Narrower “U” shape at the top. Middle Cage “U” Shape: Authentic: Wider “U” shaped patch on the cage. Fake: Narrower “U” shaped patch on the cage. Side Empty Patches: Authentic: Shorter and wider empty patches on the sides. Fake: Longer and narrower empty patches on the sides.
Authentic: Larger text with the outline closer to the patch with lacing. Fake: Smaller text with the outline further from the patch, both at the top and bottom of the “700” text.
Step 5. Profile
Authentic: Larger text with the outline closer to the patch with lacing. Fake: Smaller text with the outline further from the patch, both at the top and bottom of the “700” text.
Right Shoe (Wearer’s View): Authentic: Right laces below left laces. Fake: Deviation from this lacing pattern is a sign of a fake product. Left Shoe (Wearer’s View): Authentic: Left laces below right laces. Fake: Deviation from this lacing pattern is a sign of a fake product.
Step 4. Lacing
Right Shoe (Wearer’s View): Authentic: Right laces below left laces. Fake: Deviation from this lacing pattern is a sign of a fake product. Left Shoe (Wearer’s View): Authentic: Left laces below right laces. Fake: Deviation from this lacing pattern is a sign of a fake product.
the back side of a box with some stickers on it and two tags attached to it
Step 3. Box label
US Version Label: Authentic: Displays three sizes (US, UK, F), with US size in large print. Fake: Deviation from this pattern is a sign of a fake product. International Version Label: Authentic: Displays six countries’ sizes (US, UK, F, D, J, CHN) with equal-sized prints. Fake: Deviation from this pattern is a sign of a fake product. Serial Number: Authentic US Version: Ends with V02 or V03. Authentic International Version: Ends with V10. Fake: Deviation from the correct serial number pattern is a sign of a fake product.
The “US UK FR JP CHN” text: Authentic: Text is thinner. Fake: Text is thicker. The size number print: Authentic: Uniform font-weight and positioning. Fake: Inconsistent font-weight and improper positioning (e.g., “6” looking bigger and thicker). The date of manufacturing: Authentic: Consistent size, font-weight, and spacing between symbols. Fake: Thin, small, improperly spaced, and numbers placed too close (especially on the right side of the slash). The appearance of the MALE/MÂLE text: Both authentic and fake may or may not have this inscription, so it’s not a reliable indicator. The “adidas ®” prints: Authentic: “adidas” text and “®” symbol are not in contact. Fake: “adidas” text and “®” symbol are too close, making contact.
Step 2. Size tag
The “US UK FR JP CHN” text: Authentic: Text is thinner. Fake: Text is thicker. The size number print: Authentic: Uniform font-weight and positioning. Fake: Inconsistent font-weight and improper positioning (e.g., “6” looking bigger and thicker). The date of manufacturing: Authentic: Consistent size, font-weight, and spacing between symbols. Fake: Thin, small, improperly spaced, and numbers placed too close (especially on the right side of the slash). The appearance of the MALE/MÂLE text: Both authentic and fake may or may not have this inscription, so it’s not a reliable indicator. The “adidas ®” prints: Authentic: “adidas” text and “®” symbol are not in contact. Fake: “adidas” text and “®” symbol are too close, making contact.
The wrong shoes come up. Instead of the Yeezy 700 MNVN Phosphoer, we get the Yeezy 350 V2.
Step 1.3. Fake barcode
The wrong shoes come up. Instead of the Yeezy 700 MNVN Phosphoer, we get the Yeezy 350 V2.
The right details match this pair. Various results show the: Yeezy 700 MNVN, Triple Black, FV4440 (style-code).
Step 1.2. Authentic barcode
The right details match this pair. Various results show the: Yeezy 700 MNVN, Triple Black, FV4440 (style-code).
Get the Legit Check App Open & Tap Barcode scanner Point the camera to the box Analyze the results
Step 1.1. How to scan it
Get the Legit Check App Open & Tap Barcode scanner Point the camera to the box Analyze the results
the back and side of a box with an ad for black friday sale on it
Step 1. Barcode
Each Yeezy sneaker is associated with a unique barcode that corresponds to a specific combination of colorway, style, and size. In this comparison, we’ve used the Black colorway for the authentic and the counterfeit Phosphor Yeezys. Colorway Style – MNVN Size – Ranging from 4 to 16 (US)