twopeace × REEFtrek Shoes The overall condition is bad, that's an understatement. It's completely unusable. As expected, this type of sole material is a clear indicator, a perfect example of hydrolysis. The decision to buy was: "Alright! I'll be a guinea pig!" I registered for Mercard. I was so excited about the benefits. Using those benefits, I utilized a 40% discount from the previous seller's listing price? Hi-End works hard every day, and at a 40% OFF price, even if I splurge, it's not a problem, I'll be a guinea pig! By the way, a few years ago, I bought a used pair of the same purple shoes on Mercari. How was it? Did I wear them for a year or two? One day, suddenly, as I was walking, the sole completely peeled off... Well, considering the release date, it lasted quite a while, I guess? Undeterred, this time I bought the twopeace 2nd shoes, which looked to be in very good condition. Just to be sure, I confirmed the hydrolysis condition with the seller before purchasing, but the fate of the polyurethane sole couldn't be avoided. As soon as the shoes arrived, I took them out of the box and flexed the sole for inspection, and it split perfectly in two! Without even putting them on my feet, they went over the rainbow bridge... With this, I solemnly swear that I will never buy twopeace × REEFtrek Shoes again, even if I see them listed on Mercari. Also, I've seen someone whose Outland shoes' soles peeled off and became unwearable, so I won't buy Outland either, except for recent reissues? I regularly wear the first Outlan reissue from Hi-End, I hope it's okay... Slides 2-5 show the color variations and the design of the shoes themselves, and I wish they could reissue these shoes... *Unfortunately, this is not included in the listing.* It's a shame to throw them away, so using the excuse of "archive," I'd be happy if someone strong enough to restore them or reuse the parts would buy them... Hehehe. The previous seller was so good at keeping things! They even kept the price tags and warning sheets, so these shoes were practically deadstock.