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Real vs. Fake Reebok Classic sneakers. How to spot fake Reebok sneakers

#reebok #reebokclassic #reeboksneakers 00:00 - Intro 00:11 - The tongue logo 00:46 - The side logo 01:12 - The outer stitching 02:25 - The inside tag 03:18 - The outsole 03:57 - The sneaker inside 04:40 - The inside shoe base 1. PROFILE Learn how to spot fake Reebok Classics with this detailed 26 point step-by-step guide by goVerify. 2. EMBOSSING Reebok Classics retail boxes have deep debossed stripes on the lid and sides. If you look closely you will see that these debossed stripes have clean straight edges. Note how the stripes end before the edges of the lid fold over. 3. LACES Reebok Classics come with high quality flat woven laces. Make sure the lace tips are tightly sealed with a plastic cap. Make sure the weave is tight and even. 4. TONGUE LOGO Reebok Classics will have an embroided Reebok Classics logo on a tongue patch. Make sure the typeface is correct, make sure there is a small registered R above the heritage Starcrest logo. Make sure the tips of each triangle in the Starcrest logo have a sharp point. 5. SOCKLINER If you fold the sockliner back you will see the added layer of foam with provides extra comfort for your foot. Note how the foam and fabric upper have a perfectly clean join with no excess glue or rough edges. Make sure there are three layers to the sockliner, two foam layers (one dense and one coarse) and one fabric layer at the top. The first step to learn how to identify original Reebok shoes is to check the box they came in. It should have the Reebok logo on it which is a red and blue flag as well as the lettering with their official font. You will also be able to find a white sticker on the box, which should have all of the shoes' information, including size, style number and other characteristics of the shoe. The tongue label should be properly sewn and shouldn't be a sticker. The sole of your Reebok shoes will also tell you if they are original or not. Go to an official retailer and compare your exact model with the one in the shop. If the soles are the same you can rest assured they are original. Another way to know if your Reebok trainers are original is to take a look at the top of the tongue. Originals with have the logo sewn on it. Take a look at the seams, as it should be properly sewn. If you notice they are sewn badly or are not tight, you probably have a fake.