I always ask people that claim that they can legit check sneakers the same question. How can they legit check and say that sneakers are 100% authentic when Nike made a public statement that even they can’t guarantee a 100% authenticity rating for their sneakers. That is why they sued Stock X and GOAT and are about to sue eBay since they claim that they guarantee 100% authenticity of their products.
I find it unacceptable that these so-called legit checking establishments are taking advantage of their customers by charging exorbitant fees for unreliable results. Goat, on the other hand, deserves credit for their 3-day return policy, but I believe they should take action against customers who repeatedly return items due to their flawed legit checking process. In my opinion, the current parameters for legit checking are ineffective and need to be revised in order to ensure that customers have a higher chance of receiving authentic products.
If you get your sneakers from the old Nike factories in China, they may or may not be considered fakes, depending on the circumstances. If the factories are still authorized by Nike, and the sneakers are made according to Nike’s specifications, then they are likely to be genuine products. However, if the factories are no longer authorized by Nike, or the sneakers are made with inferior materials or workmanship, then they may be considered fakes, which we know isn't the case with high-quality replicas.
Replicas or not once the Damn shoe is in your feet NO ONE can tell the difference unless is the worst Fake which I seen but for the most part very hard to tell
