32 walking shoes, all second-hand, ranging Rs 1,800–10,500. Typical prices land between Rs 4,500 and Rs 9,000; the median is Rs 7,700. Every pair is photographed individually, because every pair is different.
What to check on second-hand walking shoes
Walking shoes take a long, repetitive heel strike rather than the varied loading of a run, so wear concentrates in one place: the outer edge of the heel. A pair worn noticeably down on that corner will tip the foot outward with every step, and no insole corrects it.
Check the insole itself in the photographs. A footbed flattened to a shiny, compressed patch under the heel has lost the cushioning you are buying the shoe for, though insoles are cheap and easily replaced. The upper on a walking shoe rarely fails first.
Reading the condition grade
Four grades, no overlap between the bands:
The grade is shorthand for what the pictures already show. If you are new to buying pre-loved footwear, our guide to it covers the grades and how to tell an authentic pair from a fake.
Sizing this category
Most of what we hold sits at EU 44, EU 43, EU 41.5. Convert your size with the chart and calculator, covering EU, UK, PK, USA and centimetres. One caution when moving between labels: brands sit half a size apart at the same EU number.
Getting it delivered
Payment is cash on delivery anywhere in Pakistan. Orders move in three to five working days once processed, and there is a 7-day return window. If a pair turns out not to be original, or arrives damaged, the refund is full and the shipping is ours.