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If you’re trying to learn how to spot fake Nike Air Force 1 Low Peaceminuseone shoes, then you are for sure in the right place.
That’s because only by reading this real vs fake Air Force 1 G-Dragon Para-Noise 2.0 guide, you are going to know what to look at in order to easily spot fake Peaceminuseone Air Force 1s.
Also, yes, these shoes have a long name if we consider every detail, but throughout the guide, we will keep on naming them in their short ways, without always having you read the full name.
Along with every step of the guide on how to spot fake Peaceminusone Air Force 1 shoes, we are going to link a few reference fake vs real Nike AF1 Para-Noise 2.0 images so that you will easily understand all of the information.
to put it shortly, the fastest way to spot fake Nike Air Force 1 G-Dragon shoes is to look at the size tag inside each shoes, as well as the “NIKE A I R” text on the back, as the fake pairs never have their details on point, while of the genuine pairs must and are flawless, with no imperfections.
For the very first step of the guide on how to spot fake Nike Air Force 1 Low Para-Noise shoes for their size tags on the interior side.
Just as how we’ve previously mentioned, we consider the size tag as the best way on how to spot fake Air Force 1 Low Peaceminusone, and so, we recommend that you never skip this step.
First things first, let’s have a quick look at the promised authentic vs replica Air force 1 G-Dragon Para-Noise 2.0 image from below.
Now that you’ve had a look at the image with the real vs fake Para-Noise 2.0 Air Force 1s above, we are going to explain the situation on the two shoes.
First of all, looking at the style-code’s text (“DD3223-100”), you can see how the fake G-Dragon AF1 2.0 pair has its text looking really small, box and thick.
On the other hand, the authentic G-Dragon Peaceminusone Air Force 1s have their style-code’s inscription thinner than the one on the fake shoes.
Two lines of text lower, we have the “UPC” code, which is individual for each genuine pair, and looking at it, you can observe how the fake pair has the “UPC” text and its numbers looking too thick.
Back to the authentic shoes, you can see how their “UPC” text and the numbers next to it are thinner than the ones on the fake shoes.
Lastly, in the bottom left side of the size tag, you can see how the fake shoe have their lines of text that indicate the country of manufacturing the shoes being too thin.
What we mean that all of the lines of text from “MADE IN VIETNAM” to “FABRICADO NO VIETNA” are too thin on the fake shoes.
Talking about the authentic Nike Air Force 1 Low Para-Noise 2.0s, you can see how they have their lines of text that indicate the shoes being manufactured in Vietnam being thicker than the fake pair’s lines of text.
For the second step of the guide on how to spot fake Para-Noise Air Force 1 2.0, we are now going to look at the real vs fake G-Dragon Air Force 1 shoes for their details on the back of the shoes.
As you may know, we are first going to look at the reference real vs fake Air Force 1 Peaceminusone image below.
First of all, talking about the “NIKE” text, you can see how the fake shoes have this inscription looking too thin, while the genuine shoes have their “NIKE” text thicker.
Moreover, the fake Peaceminusone Air Force 1 pair also has its “NIKE” text improperly defined, as the edges of the letters on the fake pair are wavy, therefore having the letters looking improperly crafted.
On the other hand, the authentic Air Force 1 Peaceminusone shoes have their letters properly shaped and defined, as the sticks which form each letter are straight.
Then, looking at the “A I R” text, you can observe how the fake Peaceminusone Para Noise 2.0 Air Force 1s have their text too thin.
Yet again, the authentic shoes have their “A I R” text looking thicker and more defined than the fake pair’s same inscription.
Lastly, looking at the leather patch that looks like a belt, you can observe how the fake pair has the stitching on the left and the right side of the patch being too thick.
Back to the authentic Nike Air Force 1 Para-Noise 2.0 shoes, you can see how they have their stitching thinner than the one on the replica Peaceminusone AF1s.
Going to the third method on how to spot fake Air force 1 Peaceminusone G-Dragon shoes, we are going to have a look at the “PEACE / MINUSONE” inscription on the interior side of the shoes.
In most cases, the replica Air Force 1 G-Dragon Para Noise 2.0s have their text on the inner side at the wrong thickness.
So, just as how we’ve previously mentioned, the fake shoes have their “PEACE / MINUSONE” text looking too thin when compared to the genuine shoes.
Speaking of which, you can observe how the same inscription on the authentic Air Force 1 Peaceminusone shoes is thicker and more visible, rather than the fake pair’s thin text.
We are going to use the fourth step of the guide on how to spot replica Air Force 1 Para-Noise 2.0 shoes in order to check the two holes on the exterior profile side of the shoes.
These little hoes can be found below the Nike Swoosh logo on both the fake vs real Nike Air Force 1 x G-Dragon sneakers.
As you can see in the image with the real vs fake Air Force 1 Peaceminusone shoes above, the fake AF1s have their two holes improperly shaped.
In fact, the fake G-Dragon Air Force 1 Para Noise 2.0 pair has its two holes looking too big, too wide, and fit too little deep inside the leather.
On the other hand, the authentic Air Force 1 Peaceminusone shoes have their two holes looking smaller and narrower when compared to the fake shoes’ holes.
Moreover, the authentic shoes have their holes deeper, as they look thinner, while since the fake shoes have their holes fit too little deep inside the leather, they look bigger and thicker.
The steps we’ve written so far are the best ways to authenticate this item.
The next few steps are still reliable signs of authenticity but are for non-top-versions of replicas available for this item. We recommend sticking to the steps we’ve explained above to make sure you’re not drawing the wrong conclusions.
Moving to the fifth step of the guide on how to spot fake Air Force 1 Peaceminusone shoes, we are going to look at the real vs fake AF1 G-Dragon Peaceminusone shoes for their toe box.
To be precise, we are going to check out the inflation level of the toe box on the fake vs real Peaceminusone Air Force 1s.
In the image with the real vs fake Air Force 1 G-Dragon Para Noise 2.0 shoes above, we have pointed out how the fake shoe has its toe box being too little inflated, but also too curvy up to the front.
On the other hand, the authentic Para-Noise Air Force 1 pair has its toe box looking thicker, with a more inflated look, but also less curvy when compared to the fake pair’s toe box.
For the sixth method on how to spot fake Air force 1 Para-Noise 2.0 Peaceminusone shoes, we are goijng to have a look at the stitches on the midsole.
Actually, these are the stitches that basically “glue” the sole of the Peaceminusone Air Force 1s to the upper side of the shoes.
In the image with the fake vs real Air Force 1 G-Dragon 2.0 shoes above, we have pointed out how the fake pair has its stitches on the midsole at the wrong size and thickness.
What we mean by that is that the fake pair has its stitches looking too long and too thin, while the authentic AF1 Peaceminusone pair has its stitches smaller and thicker.
I think we can agree that the stitches on the fake shoes also look really clean and well-done, but since that is not what they are supposed to look like, we have to get back to the clean look of the legitimate shoes’ stitches.
As for the seventh method on how to spot fake G-Dragon Nike Air Force 1 Peaceminusone shoes, we are going to move on to the upper side of the shoes, and focus on the tongue.
The tongue has Peaceminusone’s logo with the reversely-coloured sunflower with one missing leaf, and so, that’s what we are going to check now.
In the image with the real vs fake Air Force 1 Peaceminusone shoes above, we have pointed out how the fake shoes have their revserse sunflower logo visibly worse stitched int othe shoes.
In fact, all along the fake shoes’ reverse sunflower Peaceminusone logo, you can see how there are too many extra stitches.
The authentic Air Force 1 G-Dragon shoes don’t have these many extra hanging threads. Although it’s normal for the legit shoes to have extra threads, there shouldn’t be too many, like on the fake pair.
And even more, as you can see in the image with the fake vs real Peaceminusone AF1s above, the fake shoes have much more extra threads when compared to the deal deal.
For the eighth step of the guide on how to spot fake Air Force 1 Para-Noise 2.0 sneakers, we are going to have a look at the extra Peaceminusone label.
This label is part of the packaging items, and it should come along with the Para-Noise 2.0 Air Force 1s shoes, inside the box.
In the image with the fake vs real Peaceminusone Air Force 1 2.0s above, we’ve managed to spot a flaw that’s once again terms of thickness, on the fake shoes’ extra label.
Going more into detail, you can observe how the fake shoes have their “NIKE, 1998.” text looking a bit too thin when put aside to the real Peaceminusone AF1s.
And, speaking o which, you can see how the authentic Air Force 1 Para-Noise 2.0 shoes have their same “NIKE, 1998.” inscription thicker and filled more with colour, rather than the fake pair’s text.
For the ninth and the last step of the guide on how to spot fake Para-Noise 2.0 Air Force 1 sneakers, we are going to have a look at the real vs fake Air Force 1 Peaceminusone pairs for their label glued to the box.
As you may know it, for the last step we are still going to link reference fake vs real Air Force 1 Para-Noise 2.0 box label images, in order to easily spot the flaws on the fake label.
In the image containing the real vs fake Para-Noise Air Force 1 2.0 box labels above, we have pointed out how the fake box has its text, as. you may guess, at the wrong thickness.
So, yet again, you can see how the font-weight flaw on the fake shoes applies to the “AIR FORCE 1 ’07 / PARANOISE” text at the top, where the fake pair has this text too thick.
On the other hand, the authentic Air Force 1 Peaceminusone shoes have their same inscription at the top of the box’s label being thinner.
Then, in the bottom-left corner of the shoes, we have the “DD3223 100” text, which stands for the style-code of the Air Force 1 Para-Noise 2.0s.
The style-code’s text is also too thick on the fake shoes, while the authentic Para-Noise 2.0 sneakers have their inscription once again thinner than the fake pair’s text.
There are situations where you may be unable to go through each detailed step explained above when you need to authenticate your G-Dragon Air Force 1 sneakers.
That is why we have compiled this quick 60 seconds solution to authenticating your sneakers. Below are the top 5 indicators that can help you determine if you have a fake pair of sneakers or an original Nike x G-Dragon manufactured Air Force 1.
If you need help with the authentication of your Peaceminusone Nike Air Force 1s, we’ve got you covered.
All you have to do is send us good-quality pictures of your Peaceminusone Air Force 1 sneakers and we will get back to you with the results within 24 to 48 hours. The results will also come with a report on why we believe your sneakers are fake or authentic.
That brings us to the end of our real vs fake G-Dragon Para-Noise 2.0 Air Force 1 legit check guide. We will continue to update this article as better and newer comparisons are put out.
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