Charizard

Okay, so you’re scrolling Weidian and you land on a shop called Charizard. 226 items in the catalog, a 4.6 rating, and a little over a handful of reviews. Is this worth your agent’s time? Let’s break it down like a proper proxy shopper.

First, the vibe: this store is a mixed bag, but leaning decent. The top three saved items are “Separated” (some kind of figure/collectible), “Yeezy Slide,” and a “Dri-FIT Training Set.” So you’ve got a bit of streetwear, some accessories, and collectibles all under one roof. Not a niche store, more of a “see what sticks” kind of setup.

Now, the numbers that actually matter. If you’re using an agent, you care about how fast the seller ships to the warehouse. Charizard’s average dispatch time sits at 2.1 days, and the store’s SLA is marked at “48小时以上” (48+ hours). Meanwhile, the average delivery time to the local Chinese agent’s warehouse is listed at 1.4 days. That’s a little confusing, but here’s the deal: the “2.1 days” is how long it takes them to drop the package, and the “1.4 days” is the actual transit time once it’s with the courier heading to your proxy warehouse. So, realistically, you’re looking at about 3–4 days from order to your agent’s door. Not lightning fast, not awful—pretty standard for Weidian. Don’t confuse this with international shipping; that’s a whole other leg of the journey.

Here’s the honest part. The store has one product with a defect record, and the return rate range sits between 10% and 15%. That’s not terrible, but it’s not squeaky clean either. One buyer who copped the Yeezy Slide wrote (in German) that they’re super comfy and come with original packaging and tags, but they noticed a flaw in the color or the pressing. They still said it was fine for the price. So, that one defect might be a QC hiccup on that specific slide—worth asking your agent for detailed photos before shipping, honestly.

On the flip side, the “Separated” figures are getting some serious love. A Spanish-speaking buyer (who clearly posted the same review four times) says they bought four figures and every single one arrived perfectly. They praised the quality, the finishes, and how true they were to the original model—good protection in the box, great as decor or collection pieces. They said it’s totally worth the price. So if you’re after those figures, the track record looks solid.

Total review count is only 4, so you’re working with a small sample size. That means the high praise is real, but the store hasn’t been stress-tested by hundreds of buyers yet. The rating of 4.6 is decent, but with that defect record and the 10–15% return rate, I’d say this is a “proceed with caution” but not a “run away” situation. Use your agent’s QC photos, and if you’re picking up the slides, double-check those colors.

Bottom line: Charizard is a solid find for the collectible figures, but the Yeezy Slides are a bit of a gamble on quality control. Keep your expectations moderate, and you’ll probably leave happy.