Real vs Replica
adidas Yeezy Boost 700 Inertia
Today's real vs. replica comparison: Yeezy Boost 700 Inertia.
Inside Label - this Yeezy pair was manufactured at adidas' APE factory in Guangdong. The font used is different on the replica version, as you can see from the letter 'R' which is slightly crooked. The letters 'FR' are also too far from the horizontal line beneath it, and the ink of the 'C' in 'China' is smudged. The real 'C' is clean cut, and the 'E' in 'APE' has three even sized horizontal strokes. In this case, the replica 'E' has a narrower middle stroke.
Back of Insole - this pair has an insole similar to the Yeezy 500, and key indicators are also the same. The different sections should be full but not overlap with each other. You can see here one of the yellow sections on the replica insole overflows to the green section.
Unlike other Yeezy 700s, this colorway does not use woven fabric for the insole, but instead the 350 V2 Boost insole. First, the stitching on the replica is so loose they almost look like they are floating, and the material is too white, compared to the real version. The real insole is of a slightly darker white. Compared to the real version, the circles of the Boost pattern are too round as the ones on the real sole are closer to rounded squares.
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