Guangzhou Naibei Diake Shoes Trading Company

Shoes on 1688—this seller (广州耐北迪阿克鞋商行) is a mixed bag, but the good stuff? Actually pretty solid.

You’re looking at 79 products, mostly sneakers, and the numbers tell a decent story: a perfect 5.0 seller rating off 6 total reviews, quick dispatch to your proxy warehouse (0.8 days average), and a domestic delivery time of about 1.9 days to the agent’s doorstep. That’s not lightning fast, but it’s not slow either—pretty standard for a 1688 shoe store. Just remember, that 1.9 days is only the time it takes to reach the local Chinese warehouse, not your international shipping. So don’t panic if your tracking stalls after that.

What people are actually copping: The top saved items are the B30, Speed Trainer, and Air Max Plus. Those are getting the most love from buyers. The recent reviews back that up—people are calling the Air Max Plus “exceeds expectations” and noting the fabric feels soft but durable, and the stitching is clean. One buyer said the color looks just like the photos, and after a few washes, no fading or shrinking. That’s a good sign if you’re after something wearable daily.

The good: For the price point (one guy mentioned $18), the quality is punching above its weight. On the Air Jordan 4 Military Black, a buyer said the stitching is perfect, the back tabs are good, and the materials feel strong. Another said it passes “all tests” and looks amazing. For a budget sneaker from a 1688 seller, that’s a win. The craftsmanship on the B30 and Chain Reaction also gets praised—sturdy materials, clean stitching, and a nice leather texture. People are happy overall, just with a couple of caveats.

The bad: Here’s where I gotta be brutally honest. There’s 1 product with a defect record, and that’s not something to ignore. Also, the recent reviews mention sizing runs small—one guy needed a 9.5 instead of 8.5, and another said the fit is slightly snug, recommending you go up half a size. The break-in period on the B30 and Chain Reaction is a bit stiff at first, so don’t expect buttery comfort out of the box. And on the AJ4, the box got damaged during shipping to the agent—so if you care about packaging, that’s a real risk.

Bottom line: This seller is a solid find if you’re after decent-quality sneakers on a budget, especially the Air Max Plus or B30. But watch your sizing, expect a little break-in, and don’t be shocked if the box is beat up. The ratings are high, and the dispatch to the warehouse is quick, but with that defect record, I’d still ask for QC photos before you commit. Hit or miss? Mostly hit, but tread carefully.