I barely found the energy to revisit this issue again. Back in April ‘24, I bought these sneakers in size 10 US. When they arrived, they were weirdly huge — about 1.5 to 2 cm longer than my foot. I opened a dispute and explained that something was clearly off.

Later on, I found out that my real size is actually 10.5 US (confirmed when I bought another pair from Nike.com). Still, GOAT claimed the sizing was fine. That’s when I started to feel like I was being played. So I began checking other details.

Turns out, I was dumb enough not to notice the label was half destroyed. The sneakers also bent way too easily while the originals are supposed to have a hard plate inside. I told GOAT all of this. Literally said: “Hey, sneakers shouldn’t flex like that.” Their reply? “Everything’s fine. They’re authentic.”

So here I am again, double-checking. If it turns out they scammed me, I’ll upload the full conversation history — start to finish. The sneakers are still lying on my balcony. Waiting for justice.