Anonymous

Weidian
TopsBottomsOuterwearShoesAccessoriesTech & LifestyleToys & Adult

Overall rating

4.8

Seller Intelligence

Alright, let's talk about this Weidian shoe seller. They go by Anonymous, which is fitting because their shop is packed with kicks—926 listings total. With a 4.8 rating and over a dozen reviews, I figured it's worth digging into the numbers. But as always, I'm not here to sugarcoat. Let's break it down.

What They Sell
Shoes, shoes, and more shoes. The primary category is sneakers, with hot sellers like the Replica High Top, Air Max Plus, and a 6-Inch Premium Waterproof Boot leading their most-saved list. Buyers are clearly grabbing everything from retro Jordans to trail runners.

Warehouse Delivery Vibe
Dispatch is quick—average 1.6 days to leave the seller. Total domestic shipping to your proxy warehouse averages 2.3 days. So you're looking at about 2-3 days from order to arrival at the agent. That's solid for Weidian. Remember though, this is just the China leg—international shipping adds time depending on your agent.

The Good & The Bad

The good: Reviewers are mostly stoked. People calling the Trainer "very accurate," the Air Jordan 1 Low Mocha a "best budget batch," and the 9060s "very good quality." One buyer said the XT-6 feels "supportive and locked in." Another flat out said the GEL-Kayano 14 is a "10/10" and they ordered another pair. Fast delivery to warehouse gets nods too.

Now the bad—and this is where you need to pay attention. This seller has 8 products flagged with defects. The store return rate sits between 10% to 15%, which is noticeable. And one recent review on the Replica High Top (their top saved item) straight up says: "my pair got short laces and some defect at the toe box." So quality control isn't perfect across the board. Another buyer on the Air Max 95 mentioned "needs more work on craft."

Bottom Line
You'll find gems here, but don't expect every pair to be flawless. Stick to items with recent positive feedback, and be ready to QC closely when your agent gets them. If you can handle a bit of gamble for the price, Anonymous has legit steals—but check those defect notes before you buy.