Authentic: Nike Swoosh on Cactus Jack 270 is thicker and more defined.
Fake: Swoosh on Travis Scott 270 is less defined and somewhat thinner.
2.2. Front
Authentic:
Properly positioned Swoosh in the middle of the suede, equidistant from upper and lower edges.
Swoosh appears thicker, curvier, and correctly sized.
Fake:
Swoosh is positioned too low and improperly.
Smaller, thinner, and less curvy Swoosh observed.
A quick mention:
The steps we’ve written so far are the BEST ways to authenticate this item
The next few steps are still reliable methods…
… but they apply to non-top-versions of replicas available for this item
If in doubt, we recommend double-checking the steps we’ve explained above this line.
3. Tongue
Authentic: Swoosh on tongue’s plastic badge is thinner and more curvaceous.
Fake: Tongue’s plastic badge features a thicker and less curvy Swoosh logo.
4. Toe box
Authentic: Toe box appears thinner, smaller, and less inflated.
Fake: Toe box looks thicker and over-inflated compared to authentic pairs.
5. Midsole
Authentic: “nikereact” text appears in appropriate thickness.
Fake: “nikereact” text, especially “react”, is excessively thick.
6. Pull tab
Authentic:
Lines above text are appropriately thin.
“C” in “Cactus” is thinner and less curvy.
“t” in “Cactus” appears thin.
Stitching on suede patch’s edge is dense and robust.
Fake:
Three lines above text are too thick.
First “C” in “Cactus” is excessively thick and curvy.
Letter “t” in “Cactus” is too thick.
Stitching on the edge of the suede patch is less dense and thin.
Shortlist: Verify on the go
This list should help you legit check your Air Maxes when on the go.
Use it whenever you don’t have enough time to go through the detailed guide.
Check the size tag of your shoes. Most often, replica sneakers have improperly font-weighted text on the size tag.
Verify the Nike Swoosh logo on the side of the shoes. Fake sneakers tend to have Swooshes that are too thin, improperly placed, and sized compared to authentic pairs.
Look at the Nike Swoosh logo on the blue plastic tongue badge. Counterfeit pairs often have Swooshes that appear too thick and less curvy than the authentic sneakers’ logo.
Analyze the toe box area of your shoes. Counterfeit Nike Air Max 270 React x Travis Scott shoes typically have a toe box that looks overly thick and over-inflated compared to authentic pairs.
Inspect the “nikereact” text on the midsole of your shoes. While the “react” text on legit pairs is thicker than the “nike” text, fake shoes also tend to have their “react” text looking thicker than it should.
Examine the details on the rear side of your Travis Scott 270s. In most cases, fake shoes have text that appears too thick and too curvy, and the stitching on the brown suede patch commonly has stitches that are too short and thin on counterfeit shoes.
Expert Air Max 270 authentication
If you need assistance with authenticating your Cactus Jack Air Max 270:
Simply send us high-quality pictures of your shoes.
We’ll provide you with results within 24 to 48 hours…
Complete with a detailed report explaining whether your sneakers are authentic or fake.
That concludes our guide on how to spot fake vs real Cactus Trails Air Max 270.
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