The Price:

The first thing you can directly check whether your V2 ‘Zebra’ is legit or not, is the price. If you see a Yeezy V2 ‘Zebra’ for retail or even under retail, be careful! It should be definitely a fake.

The Tongue:

Legit Yeezy V2 pairs normally always have a quiet long pointy tongue. On fake pairs you will notice that the tongue is sloppier and also shorter.

The SPLY-350 Lettering:

The characteristical ‘SPLY-350’ lettering on the side of the V2 is always straight-lined, whereas on fake pairs it might be curvier and not horizontal on authentic pairs. Moreover the red color of the lettering could differ.

The Heel:

The heel from an authentic pair of a Yeezy Boost V2 ‘Zebra’ is slightly rounded at the end. Compared to the legit pair, the fake pair shows a way steeper heel. Furthermore the gap between the white side-stripe and lining is smaller on fake pairs than on authentic ones. Also the gap between heel strap and ‘SPLY-350’ lettering is bigger on fake pairs as you can see on the picture. Lastly, the heel strap of the V2 is not correctly appliquéd.

The Toe Box:

Taking a look at the toe box of the adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 ‘Zebra’, take especially a closer look at the tip. You will notice that the tip of a legit pair is perfectly rounded and the tip of a fake pair really chopped. Moreover the gap between the white stripe and the tip of the shoe is bigger on authentic pairs than on fake ones.

The Tip:

When you check the tip your V2 ‘Zebra’, the outsole should be straight-lined. On fake pairs you probably will notice crooked mounted outsole. The tip is also smaller on fake pairs. All in all you can determine a better workmanship on authentic pairs.