QUOTE(cipher @ Aug 16 2010, 06:02 AM)
long time im not login.
i've done my 'unofficial research' on OT sell by MJ Footwear,hehe..
all of their OT are 2008 models. an AAA grade imitation.
so,for the newcomer (like me at first) it is hard to differentiate it with authentic OT.
the suede also feel soft like authentic OT.
their mexico 66 code start with HL###, not THL### like authentic OT.
(for otai-otai OT,if there have authentic mexico 66 code that start with HL### please correct me.
during my 'unofficial research', i'm not found any authentic mexico 66 code start with HL###)
the sole also have logo like fixgd have told me that authentic mexico 66 dont have logo on the sole
except for mexico 66 lauta.
the sponge between outsole and insole also hard. (if authentic mexico 66, it soft.)
i'll post a pic of my fake OT that i bought at MJ Footwear.
a guide for a newcomer to differentiate the ori OT and fake OT. hehe...
(is it ok right for education purpose??)
well thanks for the infoi've done my 'unofficial research' on OT sell by MJ Footwear,hehe..
all of their OT are 2008 models. an AAA grade imitation.
so,for the newcomer (like me at first) it is hard to differentiate it with authentic OT.
the suede also feel soft like authentic OT.
their mexico 66 code start with HL###, not THL### like authentic OT.
(for otai-otai OT,if there have authentic mexico 66 code that start with HL### please correct me.
during my 'unofficial research', i'm not found any authentic mexico 66 code start with HL###)
the sole also have logo like fixgd have told me that authentic mexico 66 dont have logo on the sole
except for mexico 66 lauta.
the sponge between outsole and insole also hard. (if authentic mexico 66, it soft.)
i'll post a pic of my fake OT that i bought at MJ Footwear.
a guide for a newcomer to differentiate the ori OT and fake OT. hehe...
(is it ok right for education purpose??)
i think its necessary...
Aug 16 2010, 06:55 AM

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