Specific Issue with this shoe is:

The sole units of these trainers have slight discoloration and cracking to the midsole due to being stored poorly by the supplier. The cracking imperfection may be able to be sorted with touching up with whitener you put on plimsols. Once worn the cracking will blend in with the overall wear of the shoes.

Description:

Iconic trainer brand K-Swiss reaches back into their archives to resurrect one of their most iconic models from the 80’s, the SI-18 International. A breakthrough in tennis footwear technology at the time, the SI-18 featured the brand’s Silicone Formula 18 technology, technical D-R-Cinch lacing system and heel stability counter. This model has been built with the exact craftsmanship of the debut model in 1989, crafted from a luxurious leather upper with flags on the heel and tongue representing each of the four host countries of the Grand Slam tournaments.

- Premium Leather upper

- AOSTA rubber non-marking sole

- D R Cinch lacing system for a secure fit

- Grand Slam tournaments host country flags to the heel and tongue

- K Swiss branding throughout

Please Note: These shoes/trainers are sold as a B grade which means there may be some minor wear or cosmetic issues on them. Possible cosmetic imperfections could range from natural colour variations in materials, texture differences in materials, possible scuffs, cuts, nicks etc in the material and some of the shoes may carry some marks to the sole units and show signs of minimal wear after being tried on or worn for a very short period of time. Some items may be missing their original tags, and some boxes may be slightly worn, damaged or could have been taped, some may possibly come without the original box. We have quality checked all B Grades and at these heavily reduced prices all offer excellent value for money and are very saleable. The overall function or performance of the shoe will generally not be affected by any cosmetic issues. All B grade shoes offer a great value option for you to save some serious money when buying your next piece of footwear