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I had already seen the ads for the NB 990/550 pallet and went ahead. The purchase process was smooth, and the seller was communicative about shipping. The shoes held up well, and the assortment was varied. I did notice one pair that had a minor defect – a small seam misprint – but the seller replaced it quickly. The only slight downside is the slightly longer delivery time for international buyers, but everything else is top–grade. I’d definitely re‑buy if I’m looking for a high–volume drop.
I’ve been flipping sneakers for about two years now, and this New Balance pallet was one of the best purchases I’ve made. The mix of 990s and 550s was pretty solid – got about 40 pairs total. Most were in great condition with original boxes, though a few had minor shelf wear. The 990s are always easy to move, especially the classic grey colorways. I sold most of my inventory within three weeks on eBay and Poshmark. The 550s took a little longer but went for good prices once I priced them right. For anyone thinking about liquidation pallets, this one is legitimate – authentic New Balance shoes, not fakes. Shipping was fast and everything was packed securely. I’ll definitely be buying more of these pallets in the future. Just make sure you know your sizing and check the condition guide before purchasing.
As a small business owner who runs a sneaker boutique, I’m always looking for good wholesale deals. This New Balance pallet exceeded my expectations. The authenticity is 100% guaranteed – these are real shoes, not the knockoffs you sometimes get from sketchy suppliers. I received a nice variety of both the 990 and 550 models, with several colorways that my customers have been asking for. The condition was better than average for liquidation stock – most pairs were either brand new with tags or showed minimal wear. My cost per pair was significantly lower than my usual wholesale accounts, which means better profit margins. The only reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is that the packaging could have been better – a few boxes were damaged in transit. But the shoes themselves were fine. Highly recommend for any reseller.
The pallet had a decent mix of the 990 and 550 models, but the condition varied more than I expected. Several pairs from the 550 series were a bit worn on the soles, which isn’t ideal if you’re reselling at a premium. I did get a quick response from the seller about replacements, and three pairs were sent back quickly. Overall, the assortment is solid and priced right, but the inconsistency in finish took me by surprise. If you’re comfortable with a bit of quality variation, it can still turn a profit.
I purchased a pallet of the New Balance 990/550 sneakers and couldn’t be happier. The shoes arrived in mint condition, each pair carefully boxed and cataloged. Shipping was prompt, the whole batch came in about a week. For resellers like me, this is a goldmine – prices are unbeatable and the authenticity is guaranteed. The 990s feel like a luxury pair but at bulk prices you get super value. I’ve already split the batch among my online store and am expecting a strong sell‑through within the next month.
Authentic New Balance shoes are a rare find in bulk. The pallet arrived in solid condition with proper labeling. Shipping was a bit on the expensive side, especially for overseas buyers, but the product’s value offsets that. I’m satisfied with the quality and the variety of sizes across both models. If I want to reorder, I’ll be sure to consider faster or more economical shipping options to keep profit margins healthy.
I took a chance on this pallet as my first venture into sneaker liquidation, and overall I’m satisfied. The New Balance 990s and 550s are classic models that have good resale value, so I felt confident about the selection. I received approximately 38 pairs in various sizes, with a pretty decent distribution across men’s, women’s, and some youth sizes. Most shoes were in sellable condition – I’d say about 90% were ready to list immediately, and the remaining 10% needed minor cleaning or had small cosmetic issues. The authentication was never in question – these are definitely real New Balances. My only real complaint is that I wish there had been more of the popular colorways. Still, I’ve already sold about half the pallet in two weeks, so I’m happy with the turn rate. Good entry-level pallet for someone looking to get into this business.
After researching liquidation pallets for months, I finally pulled the trigger on this New Balance pallet and I’m glad I did. The 990 and 550 combination is smart because these are consistently popular models that hold their value well. I got my pallet last week and spent the weekend sorting through everything. The condition was better than I anticipated – most pairs were either deadstock or showed very light wear. I’ve already listed about 15 pairs and have had good interest. The 990s in particular are moving fast. My advice to other buyers would be to have your storage and photography setup ready before the pallet arrives, because you’ll want to list quickly to start generating cash flow. The only downside is that some sizes were duplicated more than I’d like. But that’s the nature of pallets I suppose. Would I recommend this specific pallet? Yes, for sure. Just go in with realistic expectations about condition variation.
Let me be honest – this pallet was okay but not amazing. I got about 35 pairs of New Balances, which was less than I expected based on the listing. The quality was generally good, definitely authentic shoes, but a lot of them were older styles that might be harder to sell. The 990s were in better condition than the 550s. My main issue was the inconsistent sizing – I ended up with way too many of certain sizes and not enough of the popular ones. Also, about 5 pairs had minor defects like scuffs or missing insoles. Not a total loss, but I probably won’t break even on this one for another month or two. It’s fine if you’re patient and know the market, but don’t expect to make huge profits quickly. Would I buy again? Maybe, but I’d be more careful about what I’m getting.
I bought a pallet last month for my boutique and received it within just 6 days. Every pair was meticulously packaged and clearly labeled, making stock distribution simple. The New Balance 990s feel like high-end sneakers, while the 550s offer everyday versatility. The price point is unbeatable for wholesale, and the shipping cost was included. I’ve sold 70% of the batch already and plan to keep this supplier in my calendar for future purchases.