Vintage options
A visitor looking for a vintage shoe found plenty of options to browse.
Jumeirah Beach Residence
Seven Miles is a sneaker, collectible and streetwear retailer in Jumeirah Beach Residence. Reviews point to vintage and limited-edition shoes, including Jordan pairs, plus a prize machine that lets visitors try their luck while browsing the store.
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A visitor looking for a vintage shoe found plenty of options to browse.
Staff have explained Air Jordan differences and why prices can fluctuate daily.
The trainer machine gives visitors an entertaining chance to win shoes while they shop.
Reviews mention Kaws and Bearbricks alongside the sneaker selection.
Several visitors describe the store as clean, tidy and neatly arranged.
One review specifically describes the staff as helpful and knowledgeable about the products.
Check pricing. Ask about current Jordan prices before buying, since one review says they fluctuate daily.
Confirm game terms. If you try the prize machine, confirm the current rules and amount first; a past review mentions 20 b Derhams.
Ask for vintage. If vintage shoes are your target, ask to see the available options; one visitor found plenty.
Plan the visit
A visitor bought a Panda pair and Jorden 1 sneakers at what they considered a good price.
Jordan lows were among the shoes purchased during a visit to the JBR branch.
One customer reported winning a Travis Scot shoe from the store’s machine.
One visitor reported very bad hospitality and no proactive offer of help.
A reviewer found the store very expensive, although another cited import fees as a reason prices can be fair.
The Bottom Line
Seven Miles is a sneaker and streetwear retailer in Jumeirah Beach Residence with a more collectible-leaning selection than a standard shoe shop. Reviews mention vintage shoes, limited-edition pairs, Jordan 1s and Jordan lows, while another visitor spotted Kaws and Bearbricks. That makes it worth browsing if you are looking for something less ordinary than a current-season trainer.
The store has an extra attraction: a trainer or prize machine where visitors can try to win shoes. One customer won a Travis Scott pair, while another reported winning a shoe after paying 20 b Derhams. Treat that amount as a past customer report rather than a current price, and check the rules before playing.
Service is generally described as friendly, accommodating and knowledgeable, with one review noting clear explanations of Air Jordan differences and daily price fluctuations. The shop is also repeatedly described as clean, tidy and well designed. Still, the experience is not perfectly consistent: one visitor reported very bad hospitality, and another called the store very expensive.
Ask about current pricing, especially on imported or resale pairs, before committing.