Jordan 1 Banned Bred 2016 Real vs Fake Guide - Photos, Videos, and Notes

Having doubts about the authenticity of a pair of Jordan 1 Banned 2016 and need a legit check? Follow this resourceful guide full of photos, videos, and notable differences that will help you determine whether a pair is 100% authentic or fake. 

Jordan 1 Bred Banned 2016:

(Photo of a 100% Authentic Pair of Jordan 1 Bred 2016)

Notable Differences:

• Laces should be tightly wrapped in the bag not hanging loosely. There should be 4 small lines on the bag. The bag should be on the left shoe. Here are the lacebags on a real pair.
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• Authentics come laced on the bottom only not laced up in multiple eyelets. This applies for DS pairs only
• There should NOT be any widow peaks on the toe box or the back heel tab of shoe. Here is a photo of the toe box and a back heel tab on an authentic pair.
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• Insoles are glued down a little on the real and not glued down at all on the fake. Insoles will have vertical glue  marks
• Holes on the toe box are bigger on the real
• Check the stitching placement on the tongue. Here is a photo of the tongue on a real pair
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• Here is a photo of the box label with style code and retail price (The sticker up top is a Footlocker sticker and is not on every box).
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• Here is a photo of the size tag on an authentic pair (production dates can vary between pairs)
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• Here is a photo of the insole on an authentic pair
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• Here is a photo of the Nike stitching and Air Jordan Wings Logo
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• Here is a picture of the bottom of the sneakers
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• Check out this comparison video made by Scoop208