Nike Shox R4 QC Photos

Viewing 9 high-resolution inspection photos sourced from actual agent warehouses. Use this guide to verify batch quality, stitching details, and material consistency before purchasing.

Quality Analysis

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Nike Shox R4 Quality Control Report

This comprehensive inspection covers the Nike Shox R4 running shoes across multiple colorways. The Shox R4 represents a significant evolution in Nike's cushioning technology, featuring the distinctive Shox columns that provide responsive impact protection. Our quality control process examines every critical aspect to ensure authenticity and manufacturing excellence.

Construction & Materials Analysis

The upper construction utilizes a combination of synthetic leather and mesh materials that should exhibit consistent texture and color saturation across all panels. Stitching throughout the shoe must be uniform with no loose threads or skipped stitches. The heel counter should provide firm support without excessive rigidity, and the tongue padding must be adequately thick for comfort during extended wear.

Shox Column System Inspection

The signature Shox columns require particular attention:

All four rear columns must be perfectly aligned and symmetrical between left and right shoes
Column compression should be consistent with no visible defects or irregularities
The polyurethane material should show no cracks, bubbles, or discoloration
Column height must be uniform across all units

Details & Finishing

The Nike Swoosh placement and proportions must match official specifications for each colorway. The midsole-to-upper bonding should be clean with no excess glue visible. Insole logos and text must be crisp and properly centered. Outsole traction pattern depth should be consistent, and the rubber compound should exhibit appropriate flexibility without being overly soft.

Sizing & Fit Verification

Measurements must correspond to Nike's official sizing chart. Length, width, and height dimensions should be within acceptable manufacturing tolerances. The shoe should maintain structural integrity when flexed, with no unusual creasing or material stress points developing during normal range of motion.

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QC Inspection 1 - Nike Shox R4 Running Shoes in Multiple Colorways

QC Inspection 2 - Nike Shox R4 Running Shoes in Multiple Colorways

QC Inspection 3 - Nike Shox R4 Running Shoes in Multiple Colorways

QC Inspection 4 - Nike Shox R4 Running Shoes in Multiple Colorways

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QC Inspection 9 - Nike Shox R4 Running Shoes in Multiple Colorways

How to Inspect Nike Shox R4 QC Photos

When viewing Quality Control (QC) photos for the Nike Shox R4, pay close attention to the following details:

1. Inspect Shox Columns

Examine all four rear Shox columns for alignment, symmetry between shoes, and material integrity. Check for cracks, bubbles, or discoloration in the polyurethane. Verify column height uniformity and proper compression response when pressure is applied.

2. Check Stitching & Construction

Review all stitching on the upper, particularly around the Swoosh, heel counter, and toe box. Look for consistent thread tension, proper stitch density, and absence of loose threads or skipped stitches. Verify clean bonding between midsole and upper with minimal glue visibility.

3. Verify Materials & Color

Assess synthetic leather and mesh materials for consistent texture, thickness, and color saturation across all panels. Check that colors match the specified colorway without fading or uneven dye application. Ensure materials feel appropriate to the touch without excessive stiffness or flimsiness.

4. Measure & Test Fit

Take precise measurements of length, width, and height against Nike's official sizing specifications. Test flexibility by gently bending the shoe to check for proper range of motion without structural compromise. Verify insole fit and arch support alignment.