Two points worth noting
Two points worth noting, particularly for first time Psudo customers:
First, you might want to consider the shipping terms that are hidden from you during your purchase. While Psudo shipped promptly, they did so using a FedEx product that would not let me manage my shipment. This became important when I learned the shipment would arrive while I was out of town. Lazy last mile carriers delivering to my apartment tend to ignore the requirement (posted by the apartment's management) not to leave stuff in unsecured areas in the lobby of my apartment. Ordinarily merchants (like Psudo) sign up for FedEx services that allow me to redirect the shipment to a safe FedEx location near me. I couldn't do that, apparently because Psudo elected to skip that feature - probably as a cost-savings option. That meant the product would arrive when I wasn't there, possibly where anyone could steal it, a real problem given that the box's exterior shouts out that the product is from Psudo. Even this would have been okay if, in fact, the last mile delivery agent actually delivered the parcel to my apartment - but they didn't. They left the box in an unsecured part of my lobby, where anyone could steal it. I asked in advance of delivery if Psudo could help, but instead Psudo told me it wasn't their problem if the parcel was stolen - they would have charged me even if the FedEx agent left the parcel in an unsecured location and it was stolen. I was on my own, and apparently always had been.
Second, the product as delivered was seriously problematic. The shoe/sneaker has a substantial removable plastic red insert, one that positioned my foot so high in the shoe there was no way for me to center and anchor my foot while wearing the shoe: there was nothing to keep my heel from slipping out, other than about a ridge that sits about one-quarter inch above the insert. If I took the insert out, the shoe would anchor my heel, but I lost the benefit of the sculpted insert. Lose, lose. I felt that I had no choice but to send it back.
Then, adding insult to injury, Psudo charged me $10 for shipping their un-useable product back to them. While Amazon has its myriad problems, it at least treats its customers better than Psudo - it doesn't charge for returns for Prime purchases.
Psudo, it's great that you're using recycled materials, but this is not the way to win support from American consumers.
Chris McNeil
February 7, 2023
Unprompted review