I bought a pair of Adidas indoor soccer shoes, and even though I only wore them about 10 times over a span of 6 months, they ended up tearing and bursting at the sides. I reached out to the Adidas store regarding the issue, and they promptly arranged for my shoes to be sent for inspection. Unfortunately, it was quite disheartening to see a well-known brand like Adidas not supporting their product, especially when the inspection result turned out to be negative.
I purchased a pair of Adidas sports shoes with a 6-month warranty, but within just 2 months, the inner lining of both shoes began to tear. I sent the product for warranty inspection twice. On both occasions, when I went to the store after 5–6 days, I was told that the product had been rejected and n...
The Adidas brand sneakers I bought from the in-street store 6 months ago by paying a lot of money for them caused abrasion and tears on the back heel in a short time. Since the warranty period continued, I took it to the store and they sent my uncomfortable shoes again because the answer was not a m...
My Adidas shoes, which were only 3 months old and had been meticulously maintained, developed a small tear near the front. After sending them in for warranty inspection, I waited 26 days for the shoes to be returned to me, labeled "user error." The problem is that the tear is not in a wear-prone are...
We sent a pair of shoes we bought from Adidas for inspection after just one day of use because they caused blisters on my daughter’s foot. After more than a month without any response, we called to follow up, and they couldn’t even locate the shoes. The store said there was a shipping issue and aske...
The right lace elastic of the Adidas shoes I bought from the In Street store in Venezia shopping mall broke 10 days after I received it. It was sent for inspection twice, but after both shipments, I was informed that no defect was found in the material and manufacturing of the product. As a result o...
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