Service experience · r/LovegoBuy · Edited Oct 7, 2026 · 4 photos
LoveGoBuy 2.7 kg UK Haul: Two Pairs of EU46 Sneakers
Despite the “27kg” in its URL, this Reddit post is about a 2.7 kg UK parcel containing two pairs of EU46 trainers. The repeat buyer liked both pairs and the shipping value, while acknowledging occasional dispatch delays.
The poster described this as roughly their fifteenth LoveGoBuy parcel. They liked the comfort of the ASICS pair and the packaging and extra laces with the Air Jordan 1 pair, but supplied no exact delivery time or freight bill.
Two pairs, two kinds of feedback
| Topic | What the buyer said | What remains unknown |
|---|---|---|
| ASICS NYC, EU46 | Comfortable; liked the colourway. | No insole measurement or long-term wear report. |
| Air Jordan 1 Retro, EU46 | Discounted pair came with box and two lace sets. | No independent quality test. |
| Shipping | Felt quick and inexpensive to the buyer. | No carrier, exact duration or freight total. |
| Customer service | Responsive when some orders were slow to be sent. | No timing record for those earlier delays. |
What was in the UK parcel
The buyer called this approximately their fifteenth package with LoveGoBuy, so the post reflects a repeat customer rather than a first-order test. This parcel contained just two pairs of trainers. The original title specifies 2.7 kg, even though the URL compresses the number to “27kg.” That distinction matters when comparing it with genuinely large hauls.
The author described shipping as quick and inexpensive from their perspective, but did not state a carrier, transit-day count or final shipping charge. Those missing numbers should not be filled in from other UK reviews or treated as a current quote.
ASICS NYC in EU46: comfort and colour
One pair was an ASICS NYC style in EU46. The buyer said it felt comfortable and liked the colourway. Their more specific observation was about size availability: they had found relatively few batches offered in EU46.
That makes the post useful to shoppers who need larger sizes, but it is not a measurement chart. The author did not publish an insole length or a side-by-side fit comparison. A new buyer should check the current listing’s dimensions and photos for the exact pair being considered.
Air Jordan 1 pair: box, laces and first impressions
The other pair was a PK-batch Air Jordan 1 Retro in EU46, bought at a discount according to the poster. It arrived with a box and two sets of laces. The buyer was pleased with the finish and personally compared its quality favourably with their retail Air Jordan 1s.
That comparison is an owner’s impression, not an independent materials or authenticity assessment. The photos can show the pair this buyer received; they cannot establish the quality of another batch or a later order.
The service caveat behind a positive review
The buyer remained positive about LoveGoBuy after multiple packages, but did mention that getting items sent had sometimes taken longer than expected. They said customer support responded and helped move those orders along. They also liked new site features and ways to lower shipping costs, without giving a specific saving for this parcel.
For another shopper, the useful distinction is between the two purchased shoes and the buying service. Ask for a current shipping quote and inspect current warehouse photos before making a decision. This post supports the buyer’s experience with one 2.7 kg shipment; it does not provide a general UK delivery-time or price guarantee.
The warehouse QC guide is useful when checking your own pair before dispatch, especially where a review supplies neither measurements nor a full inspection record.
A practical EU46 comparison
Both pairs were labelled EU46, yet the post describes them in different ways. The ASICS comments focus on comfort and the difficulty of finding that size in the batches the buyer saw. The Air Jordan 1 comments focus on presentation, extra laces and the buyer’s comparison with a retail pair. Neither description supplies a foot length or measured insole.
Someone shopping at the upper end of the size range can use the review to frame better questions: is EU46 actually listed for the current batch, what insole length is shown, and are the photos of the specific pair or a previous buyer’s order? The parcel’s 2.7 kg weight and the buyer’s positive shipping impression should be kept separate from those sizing questions.
Read how EU and US labels relate to measured foot length before using either pair as a size reference. In the shoe category, compare the current option and model measurements rather than assuming all EU46 pairs fit alike.