How to scratch af1 Quan Zhilong How to identify af1 Quan Zhilong

The af1 Quan Zhilong shoes have set off a great craze on the Internet. This small daisy is a joint name of Quan Zhilong and Nike. It is said to be very difficult to buy. This shoe itself has a scratch card, and you can scratch out the pattern yourself. So how to scratch it? The editor will explain it to you.

First, prepare a hair dryer to heat the upper, and then use tweezers to scrape the upper little by little. In fact, the black layer on the surface of this shoe will appear wrinkled after wearing it a few times and then slowly fall off. You can also squeeze the upper evenly with your hands, and the black layer will break up. This pair of shoes can be said to be a pair of shoes that many people who love sneakers absolutely cannot miss. The hidden design inside the upper also allows this pair of shoes to squeeze into the ranks of the king of sneakers.

The scratching effect is roughly the same, but the graffiti on it is different. The biggest highlight of this pair of shoes is the double-layer upper design, that is, the originally low-key black upper can be scratched off. After "scraping" off the black surface, the style has also undergone a subversive change, and the graffiti style on the inner layer has more artistic atmosphere. This is also G-Dragon's favorite graffiti pattern, and it is very similar to his own style.

REAL stands for true, FAKE stands for false, and the numbers 12345 represent different FAKEs.

Comparing the hangtags, the daisy on the front of the REAL hangtag is printed very vividly, and the color in the petals is more yellow. The back of some FAKE hangtags feels non-slip, or has a very white matte finish.

Comparing the small daisy on the tongue, the small daisy embroidery on the REAL tongue is very three-dimensional, the petals and flowers are also three-dimensional, and the color of the flower is more yellow. The color of the flower on the FAKE tongue is not as yellow as the REAL one, and the petal embroidery is not as three-dimensional as the REAL one.

Comparing the toe leather and shoelaces, the REAL toe leather is black with a retro feel and is not very reflective, while the FAKE leather is obviously reflective. The REAL toe ventilation holes are very deep, and there is no feeling of jerking around. The REAL shoelaces are milky white in color, while most FAKE shoelaces are white.

Comparing the heels, the REAL heel logo and letter embroidery are more three-dimensional than the FAKE ones, and the position and size are appropriate. The FAKE embroidery is either longer or smaller, or the letter embroidery is larger. The paint on the heel is also a little different. REAL is not the only standard, for reference only.

Comparing the side and the sole, the paint on the REAL side is irregular, which is difficult to judge. You can see that the pinhole gaps on the REAL side hooks are relatively large, while the pinhole gaps on the FAKE are small, and the REAL paint on the sole is sprayed darker.