Jordan 1 Retro High Shattered Backboard 3.0

Not sure if your pair of AJ 1 Shattered Backboard are real or replica? Read on to find out.

Inside label – the font of the colon punctuation mark is different. The real version is made up of two small circle dots, while the replica uses two square dots. The overall printing of the replica label is also very rough, with some text appearing smudged or blurry at times.

Insole – the quality of EVA material used is different in both versions, as shown by the color difference. The replica insole is evidently darker. Additionally, the textured paper of the real shoe should be yellow tinged, unlike the white kind you see on this replica.

Lastly, on the back of the insole should be the classic translucent glue pattern. The replica in this case does not have any strips of glue, and is also made from a cheaper foam material that shows a lot of small bright dots when put under the light.

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