Gilbert “bebepr21” Oyola
2 years ago
Great idea. Not functional. When there's a drop don't expect to have the ability to purchase them. This app is more for window shopping and the illusion of being able to make a purchase. You'll spend lots of time on the page waiting for the option to buy. The option usually only pops up when the sneakers have already sold out. You'll constantly have to enable to push notifications because it won't save. Even if you stay logged in and have payment saved, you'll lose that option during checkout.
David Kincannon
4 years ago
Look...forget about the fact that copping can be downright impossible even under the best of circumstances. My issue is with the stability of the application itself. Every couple of months I have to uninstall and reinstall it just to see anything. And even then it doesn't necessarily work. It is the most unreliable app I use (well, try to use) on a regular basis. As I write this, the "Feed", "In Stock", and "Upcoming" tabs are all blank, even after a reinstall.
A Google user
5 years ago
A lot of potential, but not ready for primetime. Maybe the iOS version is better, but the Android version doesn't have a lot of the functionality it touts. Doesn't refresh automatically, doesn't notify you of drops you ask for notifications on, sends notifications that lead nowhere. It's good as a calendar from releases, but there are better sources for that limited functionality.