When it comes to distinguishing genuine and fake sneakers, most shoe lovers will first think of looking at the bar code on the back of the tongue and the number of the [url=]shoe[/url], the shoe box, or observing the subtle details of the shoe. Some of the small LOGOs on the shoes are of the same size as the common genuine shoes. It may be useful to use this method to distinguish ordinary fake shoes, but when it comes to extremely refined imitation shoes, these methods are far from being able to identify fake shoes. The flaw is because some counterfeit factories are really perverted. They have strong funds and powerful pattern makers and developers. Their purpose is to make 1:1 replicas of real shoes exactly like them, so even if they have built-in air cushions, they It will also be put completely into the fake shoes. Wouldn't it be easier to imitate the barcode, shoe number, shoe box, and subtle small LOGO if all of the above can be done? ! Then some shoe lovers should ask, isn’t it impossible to tell the difference if they are all the same? In fact, no matter how similar fake shoes are, there are still flaws. But don’t just look at the surface and where the LOGO is usually located. Real shoes sometimes have special LOGOs that are different from ordinary real shoes. You Can you just say he is fake? ! So this is how I will tell you how to distinguish real shoes from fake shoes.
1. The materials used in fake shoes will definitely be different from those of real shoes. This is very important, because the reason why real shoes are so expensive is because of the cost of advertising and development of their own brand. In addition, the materials used in the shoes themselves are indeed very expensive. Fake shoes will never imitate this. Generally, the developers of fake shoes will find materials with the same texture and properties as the real shoes, but the grade is much lower. material to imitate real shoes.
(1) Upper material: [url=]NIKE[/url] Artificial leather is generally used in basketball shoes, [url=]running shoes[ /url] generally use microfiber PU. Although they are not genuine leather, the fiber density they contain is higher than that of genuine leather. Their toughness and breathability are better than genuine leather, and they are not easy to deform. Therefore, good artificial leather materials are better than genuine leather. The price is even more expensive. Generally, imitation shoes are not made of high-quality artificial leather or superfiber PU. The way to tell is to look at the glossiness of the material. The ones with glossier materials are real shoes, and the ones made with Squeeze with your hands or stretch the upper leather to feel whether it is tough and elastic.
(3) Shoe midsole: Although the overall appearance of the midsole is almost the same as that of real shoes, there is still a difference in the material of the midsole. , although the material of the midsole is all EVA secondary foam material (which is what we often call PHYLON), the hardness and softness of the burned midsole for vacation shoes and real shoes are definitely different. Real shoes Press PHYLON with your fingers and you will feel moderate hardness and elasticity. Press hard with your fingernails. After pressing, PHYLON will naturally return to the state before you pressed it, and will not leave fingernail marks for a long time. The PHYLON of fake shoes cannot reach the level of real shoes.
(4) Shoe outsole: Although the outsole is made of rubber material, the difference between real shoes and fake shoes can also be seen in the material of the outsole. When the soles are made, some chemical raw materials, recycled materials, or carbon elements will be mixed in them. The purpose of this is to make the shoes more wear-resistant and have better anti-slip properties. Fake shoes do not take these into consideration when firing the outsole, so the anti-slip and wear-resistant degree of the outsole of fake shoes is far worse than that of real shoes, and the glossiness of the outsole of fake shoes is much better than that of real shoes. The color of the outsole of the shoe should be bright, and another tip is to listen to the sound. If you wear real shoes and rub the ground with the forefoot on the plastic floor or floor, there will be a very loud and crisp "squeak" sound, while fake shoes will make a loud and crisp "squeak" sound. Shoes will never make this sound under normal circumstances.
(5) The function of the sole: What I want to talk about here is the issue of carbon fiber sheets and TPU support sheets. When buying some cutting-edge products from NIKE, most shoe lovers will look at them. Use the carbon fiber sheets of shoes to determine whether the shoes are genuine or fake. This method can tell the authenticity of the shoes at a glance. Because the cost of carbon fiber sheets is indeed very high, fake shoes will not use carbon fiber sheets. They will only find some that are similar to carbon fiber. Use similar materials to the pictures, which will of course make the authenticity clear at a glance. Let’s talk about the TPU support piece. Although the cost is not low, it can be found on most big-name [url=]sports shoes[/url]. Of course, the imitation shoes will also be copied. In fact, there is a trick to distinguishing TPU. It depends on its color. The TPU of fake shoes is stained and opaque than the color of real shoes. The texture is also softer than the TPU of real shoes.
2. There are also differences between real shoes and fake shoes in the shape of the shoes and the direction of some lines
(1) Because of the difference between real shoes and price shoes, Pattern makers are different, and developers are also different, so the lasts used for shoes and the patterns they create are definitely different from real shoes, so the shoe shape of real shoes is definitely different from the shoe shape of fake shoes. There are differences, and in the direction of some lines of the shoes, there will be many differences between real shoes and fake shoes due to the different versions created by the pattern maker.
3. There are many differences between true and false in some details of making shoes.
(1) The midsole of the shoe (PHYLON). You can carefully observe the midsole of your shoes. There will definitely be a few protruding small dots. Although the dots are very small, they surround the midsole. If you go around, you will find several. What are these points for? Why are there these points? ! Because the midsole needs to be fired in the mold, and the EVA is in a liquid state before burning, so the liquid EVA must be introduced into the mold before it can be fired in the mold. The method of introducing the mold is to introduce the liquid into the mold through a very thin introduction tube. The thinner the tube, the smaller the small bump left on the midsole after molding, so the developers are definitely [url= ]I hope[/url] the smaller the dot is, the better, so as not to affect the beauty of the midsole of the shoe, but this does not mean that it can be small just because you want it to be small. This requires the factory to be quite high-level. The factories of fake shoes generally cannot reach this level, so the small protruding dots on the PHYLON midsole of fake shoes must be much more obvious than the small protruding dots on the PHYLON midsole of real shoes.
(2) The stitching of the shoe upper: NIKE and other big brands also have very strict requirements for the stitching of shoes. It is stipulated that the length of each stitch should be average, and there should be no skipping. The workmanship requirements of shoes cannot be so stringent.
(3) The sole is attached during the shoe molding process. The shoes are all finished first and then put on the last to attach the sole. Therefore, the sole is also the last step in shoe molding. Because the process is processed for big brands, the level of the workers who apply the soles in the factory and the level of the factory are very high, so the shoes with the soles attached are mostly neat, and the [url=]glue[/url] will not climb much on the uppers. It makes people look very comfortable. If the soles are uneven or the glue creeps onto the uppers, big brands usually will not pass the inspection and will usually label them as B products and sell them to their own employees. As for fake shoes, since they are not made under your own brand, they will be sold with whatever soles they look like.
(4) There is also the color of the shoes. Fake shoes often have incorrect colors because developers of fake shoes have to go to different places to find materials suitable for the shoes to be imitated. dyeing. There will definitely be some color difference from the real shoes, so looking at the color is also a good way to distinguish the authenticity.
The above is what I think is a better way to distinguish real and fake shoes. I hope it can help some [url=]friends[/url] not to be fooled again! Deceived