The method of judging genuine sports shoes (personal experience);
1) Jerry-built parts are supported on the soles and sides: very thin, especially in air cushion shoes. Once you put it on, you will feel the floor when you walk two steps. It is recommended to walk on the uneven ground, especially at the junction of the carpet and the floor. The support on both sides requires you to walk in a rotating way as much as possible (like crossing when dribbling basketball). If the ankle is particularly weak, it is likely to be a fake.
2) sole printing: generally, the printing and dyeing of upper fabrics will not have too many flaws for us laymen to see, but if the soles are spliced in multiple colors, there is a great possibility of sleeve damage, which is the feeling of printing deviation.