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The Last Few Pages In Here DEFINE The Problems In The Sneaker "Game" These Days
Buncha Sheep Runnin Around With No Ability To Use Their Heads
I Personally Think These Pairs From Sobe Etc Are Most Likely Legit
Think About The "Lasering" Process On A Mass Production Scale For Just A Second Fella's.........
First And Foremost, The Act Of Lasering Leather Is In Essence The Burning Of Skin/Hide..... This Process Leaves Behind A Scab Or Tethering Or Fraying, Which Can Be Seen Ever So Slightly On These Kicks Along The Laser Print.
Second, Thousands Of Pairs Of These Were Produced Over What Appears To Have Been A Two Month Period, Prior To Which I Would Assume The Big Cuts Of Raw Leather Were Lasered In Preparation To Be Cut Into The Paneling To Make Up This Shoe. Of Course, All The Shoes In This Release Could Not Be Produced From A Single Piece Of Uniform Leather, And Thus Minor Inconsistencies Exist In The Leather Itself Due To Volume. The Panels Are Laid Out And The Laser Allowed To Cut It's Repeating Pattern Over And Over. As It Cuts It Hits Little Inconsistencies In The Leather, Denser Or Softer, More Grainy Or Smooth, Whatever The Case May Be And As Result, The Laser Cuts Deeper Here And Shallower There, Causing The Patter To Look Darker In Some Areas While Lighter In Others. Slight Variations In The Focus Of The Laser Itself Over Time Could Also Lead To This.
Now Take These Big Pieces Of Lasered Leather With Some Areas Darker, And Some Areas Lighter, Cut Em Into Thousands Of Different Little Patterns, Sort, Distribute And Have Thousands More Workers Assemble Into What Some Will Eventually Drive Themselves Senile Dissecting As Fakes
This Is MASS PRODUCTION Children!!!!
There Always Has And Always Will Be Slight Variation In Final Products Based On Sheer Volume Of Production Alone!
I Will Gladly Post Necessary Photo's To Put An End To This Nonesense In Here
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*SideNote- Your Production Numbers Only Being One Month Span Is The Only Thing That Throws Me Offrebelmindz
Sounds about right to me!
