Real packing photos
Wholesale Jump Shoes Packing: Carton Sizes, Pair Weights and Real Photos
For importers, distributors, marketplace sellers, and rental operators, freight planning needs more than polished catalog images. This guide combines real packing photos with supplied carton dimensions, size-based pair weights, 5-pair and 6-pair carton weights, and production footage.
Photo evidence
Two real views of a black blue jump shoes wholesale batch.
Catalog photos help buyers understand the product. Real packing photos help buyers understand the order. Use both when preparing product listings, wholesale RFQs, and distributor review documents.
Packing specification
Reference inner-box and outer-carton dimensions.
Dimensions below are shown as length × width × height in centimeters. They come from the supplied packing specification and should be reconfirmed for the final SKU mix, OEM inserts, labels, spare parts, and shipping marks.
| Package | Packed quantity | Reference dimensions | Empty package weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inner retail box | 1 pair | 69 × 12 × 32.5 cm | 0.65 kg |
| Five-pair outer carton | 5 pairs | 62.5 × 71 × 34 cm | 1.9 kg |
| Six-pair outer carton | 6 pairs | 74 × 71 × 34 cm | 2.2 kg |
Weight by size
Single-pair and packed-carton weight reference.
Net weight is the shoe pair only. Single-pair gross weight includes the listed 0.65 kg inner box. Five-pair and six-pair figures include the corresponding empty outer carton. Use these values for early freight estimates, then verify the final packed weight before booking.
| Product / size | Pair net weight | Single-pair gross weight | 5 pairs / carton | 6 pairs / carton |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard pair, size 30–32 | 1.95 kg | 2.6 kg | 14.9 kg | 17.8 kg |
| Standard pair, size 33–35 | 2.65 kg | 3.3 kg | 18.4 kg | 22 kg |
| Standard pair, size 36–38 | 2.75 kg | 3.4 kg | 18.9 kg | 22.6 kg |
| Standard pair, size 39–41 | 3.45 kg | 4.1 kg | 22.4 kg | 26.8 kg |
| Standard pair, size 42–44 | 3.65 kg | 4.3 kg | 23.4 kg | 28 kg |
| Generation 2, size 37–39 | 3.45 kg | Confirm before order | Confirm before order | Confirm before order |
| Generation 2, size 40–42 | 3.7 kg | Confirm before order | Confirm before order | Confirm before order |
| Generation 2, size 43–45 | 3.8 kg | Confirm before order | Confirm before order | Confirm before order |
Freight-booking note
These are reference values, not a final shipping declaration. Reconfirm carton count, measured dimensions, gross weight, OEM packaging, manuals, labels, spare parts, pallet use, and destination requirements for the actual order.
Production evidence
See the boot-shell assembly step before packing.
This 18-second factory clip shows a worker positioning the boot shell at a bench machine, installing hardware, and checking the assembled area by hand. It adds production context to the open-carton and warehouse photos without replacing sample inspection or pre-shipment checks.
Buyers can use the footage to ask clearer questions about assembly consistency, hardware checks, sample approval, and the inspection records required before cartons are closed.
What buyers can check
Real photos turn a price quote into a verifiable buying conversation.
A wholesale buyer usually asks for price first, but a stronger RFQ includes visual confirmation. From the open carton, buyers can check the actual colorway, buckle placement, upper boot shape, frame style, and whether the item matches the catalog model. From the warehouse cartons, buyers can check whether the order has clear labels and whether cartons are organized consistently before shipment.
The photo labels in this batch show size 39-41 and color black/blue. Treat those details as batch-specific visual information, then confirm final size mix, quantity, carton dimensions, gross weight, and shipping mark requirements before production or shipment.
Color confirmation
Black blue is easy to show in both open-carton photos and product listing images.
Size visibility
Labels help warehouse teams, importers, and resellers avoid confusion during receiving.
Order readiness
Stacked cartons show that the supplier is preparing bulk units, not only sample photos.
B2B packing checklist
What to confirm after seeing packing photos.
Real photos build trust, but the buyer still needs structured order data. Use the checklist below before approving a bulk jump shoes shipment.
| Checkpoint | What to ask | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Model and color | Confirm black/blue, TL-01/TL-02/Gen2, and any mixed color plan. | Prevents catalog mismatch and wrong SKU receiving. |
| Size range | Confirm size 39-41 or the exact market size conversion you need. | Different countries may require different size naming on listings. |
| Carton label | Ask whether labels can include color, size, SKU, quantity, and shipping mark. | Helps warehouse receiving, customs files, and distributor handling. |
| Packing data | Confirm final measured dimensions, gross weight, net weight, pairs per carton, and carton count. | Needed for freight quotes, landed-cost estimates, and booking documents. |
| Production and inspection | Request relevant production footage, sample approval records, and pre-shipment inspection evidence. | Connects visual factory evidence to the exact batch being ordered. |
| After-sales parts | Add straps, buckles, springs, plastic mats, screws, and liners if needed. | Reduces downtime for retailers, rentals, and repeat customers. |
Buyer scenarios
Who benefits most from real jump shoes packing photos?
Importers can use carton photos for internal buying approval. Marketplace sellers can use open-carton details to prepare more accurate product pages. Rental operators can check whether the frame and replaceable parts match their maintenance plan. Sports retailers can use the photos to brief sales teams before samples arrive.
The most useful supplier response combines three things: real packing photos, clean product catalog photos, and a simple spreadsheet with model, size, color, quantity, packing data, and spare-part options.
Fast RFQ message
- Target market and sales channel.
- Model, color, and size range.
- Estimated quantity or test order quantity.
- Required carton label or shipping mark.
- Need for replacement parts or OEM packaging.
FAQ
Wholesale jump shoes packing questions.
Can I request packing photos before shipment?
Yes. For B2B orders, buyers can request open-carton photos, carton label photos, product photos, and warehouse packing views depending on the order stage.
What are the reference carton sizes and weights?
The supplied sheet lists a 62.5 × 71 × 34 cm carton for five pairs and a 74 × 71 × 34 cm carton for six pairs. Packed weights vary by shoe size, from 14.9 to 23.4 kg for five-pair cartons and 17.8 to 28 kg for six-pair cartons in the listed standard-size examples.
Can carton labels be customized?
Shipping marks and carton labels can be discussed before order confirmation. Requirements should be clear before production or packing starts.
Are black blue jump shoes suitable for wholesale testing?
Black blue is a practical colorway for retailers and marketplace listings because it photographs clearly and looks familiar to sports equipment buyers.
Should I order spare parts with the first batch?
For rental, gym, and distributor buyers, it is usually smart to include common replacement parts so after-sales service does not depend on a separate urgent shipment.