The chunky lace-up sneaker is described as a platform style, and its specification gives a heel-height category of 5–8 cm. That range is useful for identifying the intended look, but it is too broad to tell you the height of the exact pair or how much the heel rises above the forefoot. A platform sole and a heel-to-toe drop are different measurements.

Ask for the two sole heights

If added height or foot angle matters to you, ask for a side-on photograph of the selected size with a ruler at the back heel and beneath the ball of the foot. Subtracting the forefoot height from the heel height would give the approximate external drop, provided both measurements use the same ground line. The current 5–8 cm heel category cannot supply that subtraction. Do not assume the whole sole is one height, or that the word “light” documents the pair’s weight; no weight figure is listed.

For length, the page advises measuring your foot while standing and warns that international size labels can differ. It provides no item-specific foot-length conversion table in the text. Record your longer foot’s standing length and ask which selected shoe size corresponds to that measurement, including the seller’s fit allowance. A lace-up closure can adjust fastening, but the page gives no internal width or toe-box dimensions; request them if width is your main concern.

Multi, Black, Grey and Dark Khaki are the available colour labels. The listed upper, lining and insole are PU, and the seller says the shoes ship without a box. These facts do not establish sole composition, traction, all-day comfort or tested durability. Verify any of those needs directly before ordering.