How it all began...
Hello! I'm Balázs Pachert, 20 years old and I just got accepted to university. I started to love the world of sneakers about 4 and a half years ago. Not only because of the shoes, but also because of the whole culture related to it and the atmosphere surrounding the world of sneakers. At the end of 2017, with the money I had saved up until then, I bought my first sneaker, which I tried to resell, but it didn't work because the market price went down, so I sold it at a loss. I didn't give up. After that, I constantly monitored the price changes of the shoes and bought my next sneaker, which I successfully resold. After that, I searched day and night for the newest shoes and releases, and my journey began.
The overwhelming positive feedback I received from everyone after my purchases raised my feeling to a whole new level, and I will do everything I can to have more experiences like this.
After a long period of persistent work, I launched my webshop in October 2021, and after its success, in February 2022 I opened my first store in Budapest at Csalogány Street 53, where I first felt that all the hard work had paid off, as hundreds of you came to our opening.
I would like to announce that my life and BALAZS KICKS, which is actually the same thing, have reached a major milestone. I am closing my store on Csalogány Street, because fortunately we have outgrown it, which is mainly thanks to you. When one door closes, another one opens somewhere.
Therefore, I am pleased to announce that after several months of planning, preparation and work, the new, grandiose BALAZS KICKS opened on December 3, 2022 at 24 Károly körút, Budapest 1052!
It's incredible how many of you came to our opening, with a line of hundreds of meters long, which fortunately never ran out. The love and enthusiasm you show for the store and for me is almost incomprehensible to me, so I hope we will have many more similar experiences together.
I am grateful, thank you!
You can watch my whole story in the portrait interview with Csaba Gyetván (this was taken in our old, small shop)
