I Face Tearing and Damage on My Adidas Terrex Tracefinder 2 Shoes Within 3 Months

On April 7, I purchased a pair of Adidas Terrex Tracefinder 2 men's shoes from Amazon, sold by their official supplier, for ₺2874. From the moment I unboxed them, I had doubts about the material quality and overall construction, but I decided to give them a chance. Unfortunately, my concerns were valid.

After just one month, the shoes began to show visible signs of wear and deformation. By the second month, the condition worsened — multiple areas started tearing, always in the same spots on both shoes. And by the third month, the shoes actually developed holes. I didn’t put these through harsh use; I simply wore them for everyday walking.

I deliberately chose Adidas over cheaper brands like Lumberjack, thinking that if I spent more, I’d get a shoe that would last at least 2–3 years, not fall apart in under three months. I work hard for my salary, and this experience has left me deeply disappointed in Adidas. This is not what I paid for, and certainly not what I expected from a global brand.

I demand a full refund and return for this clearly defective product. Adidas must take accountability for the poor quality of these shoes.