How to Spot Fake Air Jordan Shoes

ign="center">One of the most important features to investigate is
Owning a pair of Air Jordans has long been a symbolthe jumpman logo. (This is the symbol of Michael
of social status. The shoes are expensive, whichJordan jumping that is on all Air Jordan shoes except
often means that people will go to great lengths toAir Jordan 1.) The basketball should be in
own a pair. It also means that there is an army ofJordan’s left hand. The man should be
sellers out there who will go to great lengths to getplaced between the “R” and the
you to pay full price for a pair of counterfeit Air“D”, and the arm with the ball in it
Jordans. This means that whenever buying theseshould be slightly veering toward the right.
shoes, especially if you are buying them online, you(Important: that’s right if you are looking at
need to proceed carefully so you will not bethe logo face-on; it would be Jordan’s left.)
scammed.Another key feature to examine is the color of the
When it comes to spotting fake Air Jordans, it isshoe’s sole. For some reason, a lot of
important to do your research. Nike has releasedmanufacturers of fakes neglect this area of the shoe
several versions of the shoe, and each version isor think potential buyers won’t notice a
unique. Color, material, details like stripes or thedifference. Make sure the sole of your Air Jordans is
placement of the Nike “swoosh”not gray when it should be white, or vice versus. It is
should all be examined carefully. For example, Nikeimportant to have a picture of the authentic shoe
has released versions of the Air Jordan that werehandy so you can double-check minute details like
purple. The Air Jordan XXIII, however, is notthis.
manufactured in purple. It only comes in black, whiteIt is also important to check the box that the Air
and varsity red. So if you see a shoe that isJordans come in. (You can Google for images of
advertised as an Air Jordan XXIII, but is any otherauthentic Air Jordan boxes.) Be sure that the
color than black, white or red, you are looking at aproduction number on the shoes’ tags
fake. It is important to do your research carefullymatches the production number printed on the box.
online using legitimate sites (like Nike.com) so that youAnd make sure that the shoes are wrapped in brown
know exactly what you are looking for. Compare thepaper, not tissue paper. This is standard procedure
shoes you want to buy to a picture of the real deal.for Nike.