Real VS Fake Nike Air More Uptempo Doernbecher

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Originally posted on Housakicks

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I’ve dreaded this comparison for a month because the fakes are a bit hard to detect. I finally decided to do it this morning. One thing is clear, one of the ways major brands like Nike will defeat the fake industry is by creating intricate details on their shoes. Upon closer inspection, I realized how many flaws the fake doernbecher uptempos were loaded with. Anyway, for this comparison, the sizes used were 11 and 12.

I’ve added this picture because the authentic pair here is an actual size 11 , to verify my assertions above

The leather material on the authentic pair bears a lot of wrinkles while the fake pair is a lot smoother. The “B” letter on the fake pair covers the yellow heel liner ( see red rectangle and red arrow); that same ” B” letter is adjacent to the midsole on the fakes, but on the authentic pair there is a gap between the letter and the midsole. The gap between the panel holes and the midsole is bigger on the authentic pair ( see yellow circle).

The gap between the swoosh logo and the midsole is bigger on the fakes, the material is obviously smoother on the fakes ( you can see how the wrinkles on the authentic pair are very vivid). The liner on the back is distorted on the fakes indicating poor craftsmanship ( see red square).

The material on the midsole is sandy and rough on the authentic pair ( see horizontal yellow arrow). I’ve also emphasized the difference in the spacing between the swoosh logo and the edge of the midsole. The air pocket is wider on the authentic pair; the fake pair air pocket is also crooked

same details as the picture above

The air pockets near the forefoot has a bit of yellow in it on the authentic pair while the fake air pockets are clear.

The “Be Strong” text is supposed to be subtle, but on the fakes it’s very apparent and bold. Moreover the edge of the outsole is translucent/ clear on the fakes.

You can also see how the area around the heel logo is red on the fakes. Once again the edge around the outsole is clear on the fakes.

Not that this matters that much but stay away from anyone that is selling a pair with the production date you see on the picture above.

There you have it folks, if I happen to find more flaws, I’ll be sure to update the slides.

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