IX1200-300 identifies the Jalen Brunson x Nike Zoom Kobe 5 Protro “NY vs. NY” listing on Antsneakers. Its color field reads Menta/Blue Glow/Orange Horizon, while the broad “Main Color” field says Blue. The gallery gives a more useful picture of the balance: a mint-looking base, blue Swooshes, and orange-and-blue splatter around selected panels.
This reference maps those visible areas so you can describe the version you want and request comparable photos. It concerns the Antsneakers IX1200-300 listing. UA reps are replica sneakers, not authentic retail pairs; the model name and images do not establish retail construction or performance.
Read the three-color field across the shoe
In the white-background profile, the toe, central side panel, tongue, collar and much of the midsole appear mint or turquoise. Blue is concentrated in the Swoosh and parts of the patterned overlays, with orange distributed through the same overlays. The pale border around the Swoosh gives that blue shape a separate edge against the base color.
For a color comparison, keep three areas separate: the large mint base, the solid blue logo, and the mixed-color print. Calling the whole shoe “blue” loses that distinction. If the mint tone is the deciding factor for you, ask for a current photo in neutral light showing the base beside the blue Swoosh in the same frame. A screen image cannot fix the exact shade you will see in person.
Trace the splatter through the lace row and heel
The printed area follows the lace row, expands around the forefoot overlay and reappears on the heel panel. In the handheld view, the orange sections form substantial patches between blue and mint shapes; they are more than a few isolated dots. The laces also show small orange flecks against a mint-looking background.
Use the edges of the panels as reference points when requesting another view. A clear image should let you follow the print around the eyelets and see where it meets the plain toe area. This is more precise than asking whether the shoe has the “right pattern.” These gallery photos alone do not establish how closely the distribution of individual patches repeats across pairs.
Keep the heel view separate from the side view
The close-up below shows the orange-and-blue heel panel carrying a pale signature graphic. Above it, the mint collar has a raised, repeating texture. The midsole beneath the heel is largely a solid mint-looking area, while the lower outsole edge appears blue and purple in this photograph.
The white-background profile and handheld photographs use different angles and backgrounds. They also show different sides of the shoe: the handheld side view has visible groups of perforations around the Swoosh. Do not treat a detail absent from the other side’s photograph as a missing feature. Ask for corresponding side views of both shoes and a straight rear view if you need to compare their panel layouts.
Visible sole color and surface texture are useful appearance references. They cannot verify the cushioning components inside the shoe, traction during play or long-term durability. The listing’s construction language would need separate evidence for the pair being offered.
Carry the style code and full size label into your request
Once the panel layout matches what you are looking for, identify the item as IX1200-300 “NY vs. NY” and copy the complete size option from the product page. For example, the listing includes M9/W10.5/EU42.5. Those are linked labels for one option, not three independent choices or a measurement of internal length.
A useful request is: “For IX1200-300 in M9/W10.5/EU42.5, please show both side views and the heels of the pair being offered, plus its size labels. Please confirm the internal fit measurements available for that size.” Change the size to your intended selection. The current product gallery and size options remain the place to confirm that selection before ordering.