Legit Check: Jordan 1 Travis Scott high

[Stevie_Bravo]

Hello everyone,

I recently purchased these from StockX and hoping someone can look these over before I put them on my feet. I noticed the bottom of each shoe is different. One has a matte finish and the other is shiny. The stars on one side standout more than the other. I also noticed that the stitching where the toe box and tongue meet is higher on one shoe than the other. I emailed StockX and they got one of their senior authenticators triple check the issue for me; they claimed that the issue I am referring to has been a consistent manufacturing variance.

If someone could please quadruple check these for me, it would be greatly appreciated!!

 

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[StudentDriver]

They are 100% authentic.
The soles vary a lot from Nike and even the shine on the bottom can vary. The 3M is a bit low on the right shoe also, but that's just a factory inconsistency. All the logos, text, codes, accessories, and materials are correct. You provided enough pictures for me to do a proper LC, unlike most, and StockX is correct about the authenticity of the sneaker. By the sticker on the box, they look like they came from End clothing.

 

[Stevie_Bravo]

Thank you for taking the time out to legit check these, it’s very reassuring! For future reference, how do you match the code on the size tag? Also, I noticed that the end of the swoosh on the right shoe appears to have a different shape than the left and even other pairs I’ve seen online. Thanks again for the help!!!

 

[StudentDriver]

I don’t really see a problem with your swoosh. Some of them were not cut nicely, they had fraying.

I match the production code with the list that I have from authenticating other TS 1’s. There is no list that you can find online and the pattern of how the codes are generated by Nike is a bit random each time. This is a good thing since replica companies can’t copy the correct codes, they can get a few correct but not all of them. It doesn’t matter now for new releases since they switched to QR codes and those at the moment don’t do anything.
So I already had the production code for a size 10.5 with a production date of 12/05 by authenticating another pair. This is just another check I do for assurance, the code does not prove authenticity, but it can prove that a shoe is fake. That’s why when I see a shoe that seems fake I would ask the user for a picture of the size and tongue tag, these are usually wrong and it proves my suspicion.