LP

If you’ve spent any time scrolling Weidian for shoes, you’ve probably bumped into LP. This store is basically a sneakerhead’s rabbit hole—70 listings, pretty much all shoes, and a mix that swings from chunky fashion staples to basketball icons. I’ve been digging through their stats so you don’t have to, and honestly, it’s a bit of a mixed bag. Let’s break it down.

What they sell

Shoes. That’s the whole deal. But the range is wild. Their top saved items tell the story: you’ve got the Bonsai Tree Podocarpus (which sounds more like a plant than a sneaker, but okay), the Ramones (a clear nod to that chunky, punk-rock aesthetic), and the Kobe 6 Protro Grinch—a loud green basketball shoe that people hunt for. So if you’re looking for either streetwear staples or performance hoops shoes, LP has a bit of both.

Warehouse Delivery Vibe (pay attention here)

Here’s the thing: their average delivery time to the Chinese agent’s warehouse is 2.4 days, and their dispatch time is a super quick 0.4 days. That means once you place an order, the seller gets it moving almost immediately. But don’t confuse this with international shipping—this is just the time it takes to land at your proxy’s warehouse in China. So yeah, domestic transit is snappy, but you still have to factor in the overseas leg once your agent ships it out. Their SLA says “24小时内” for dispatch, which matches up. Solid.

The Good & The Bad

Let’s talk returns because LP has a store return rate range of [15%-20%). That’s not terrible, but it’s not great either. For a shoe store, that’s a yellow flag. It means roughly one in five or six buyers is sending stuff back. Could be sizing issues (very common with sneakers), could be quality gripes, or could be people changing their minds. Either way, don’t sleep on it.

Now, the recent reviews—because that’s where the truth lives. People are mostly happy with the speed: “shipped out fast” and “got to the warehouse in two days” are common refrains. But there’s a recurring whisper about fit. A few folks mention that certain models run small or narrow, so you might want to size up or at least check the size chart twice. Also, one review straight-up said the box arrived a bit squished, but the shoes inside were fine. So packaging is a bit hit-or-miss, but the product itself seems to hold up.

The Verdict

LP is a solid find if you know what you’re ordering. The fast dispatch to the agent warehouse is a huge plus—you’re not waiting around. And with 70 options, there’s decent variety. But that 15-20% return rate keeps me from calling it top-tier. Be smart: ask your agent for in-hand photos if you’re unsure about quality, and definitely double-check sizing before you pull the trigger. If you land the right pair, you’re golden. If you guess the size wrong, you’re playing the return game. Your call.