Anonymous User: This Store Is No Longer in Operation

If you're hunting for sneakers on Weidian, this shop is a mixed bag—and I'll tell you straight up why. The store name literally says "this store has stopped being used" (匿名人：本店铺已停止使用), so right off the bat, that's a red flag for ongoing availability. But if you're just browsing old listings or the seller comes back, here's the real talk.

First, the good news: the seller's overall rating sits at a solid 4.8, which isn't flashy but shows general satisfaction. The average dispatch time from the seller to your local Chinese agent (that's the domestic hop, not the international leg to your doorstep) is about 1.6 days, and the store claims a 48-hour dispatch SLA—so once you place an order, it's pretty quick to leave their hands. If we look at the average delivery time to the agent's warehouse, it's around 2.1 days, which is decent for Weidian. Nothing lightning-fast, but definitely not snail mail.

Now, the bad stuff. There are 2 products flagged with defects, and the store's return rate sits in the [20%-30%) range—that's high, folks. Nearly a quarter of buyers are sending stuff back, which makes me pause. Plus, the total review count is just 1, which is nearly zero social proof. That's a gamble.

What are people saying? For the Air Force 1, one buyer said “almost everything looks good, but the holes on the toebox could be a little better”—so minor stitching/breathability issues, but they shrugged it off. The Air Jordan 4 Red Thunder got a lot of love: multiple buyers praised the QC pics, saying shape is on point, stitching and glue lines are clean, and packaging looks good. One buyer compared them to their genuine pair and called it “literally 1:1 for a tenth of the price”—impressive if you're into that sort of thing. The 1906R also got a thumbs up for being “really well made,” with clean stitching and a durable feel.

But here's the catch: those glowing reviews are mostly about the QC pictures, not the actual in-hand experience. And with a return rate that high, some folks are getting pairs that don't match the hype. The most favorited items are the Tasman, the 1906R, and the 740—so those seem to be the crowd-pleasers.

Honestly, if this store wasn't marked as discontinued, I'd say “go for it if you're okay with a coin flip.” The shoes that hit, hit hard. But the defect records and the return rate tell me quality control is inconsistent. And with essentially zero reviews to lean on, you're flying blind. Plus, remember: the 2.1-day delivery is just to your agent's warehouse in China—don't expect that to reflect international shipping times. The bottom line: this is a risky buy, and the fact that it's been shut down makes me say skip it unless you're chasing a specific model you can't find elsewhere. There are more reliable Weidian sellers out there with better return stats and real review counts.