APOLLO 'Crux of Delphi' X7X Sneakers
APOLLO Crux of Delphi X7X Sneakers
- 1st pair £69
- 2nd pair −20% £55.20
- 3rd pair −40% £41.40
Mix any pairs; the saving is applied in your bag.
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Free delivery to United Kingdom Arrives in about 10 days
30-day returns Return or exchange within 30 days of delivery. Returns policy
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Description
The APOLLO 'Crux of Delphi' X7X Sneakers is our latest creation based on the fearless design concept. The unique design and the distinctive materials used are sure to make you stand out from the rest.
- Lightweight & Breathable premium upper
- Chunky, retro-inspired design and silhouette
- Padded tongue and cuff for extra comfort
- Supportive heel cradle
- Textile inner material with added padding for comfort
- EVA midsoles provide extra cushioning
- Abrasion-resistant rubber arc outsoles offer excellent grip
Size & fit: comes in EU 39–48 (UK 6–13, US 7–14), which is 24.5–29 cm from heel to toe. Measure your foot from the heel to the tip of your longest toe and choose the size that matches your length, or the next size up. The Size guide on this page lists the length for each size.
Sold out in your size? Choose your size, then leave your email under “Email me if it’s restocked” and we’ll let you know if it’s back in stock.
- Sizes
- Men's EU 39 to EU 48
Delivery & returns
Free delivery to the UK, US, India, Ireland, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Austria and Belgium, usually in about 10 days. We deliver worldwide; for other countries the delivery price is shown in your bag and at checkout.
See our refund policy for returns and exchanges.
Questions
How do I choose my size?
Measure your foot from heel to toe and compare it with the size guide above. Each size shows its EU, UK and US number.
Are sneakers and trainers the same thing?
Yes. "Trainers" is the British word and "sneakers" the American one. Both mean casual, athletic-style shoes.