I purchased the Asics Gel Nimbus 26 from the Hilltown store and wore it for a one-hour run on a treadmill the same day. To my surprise, the outer side of the right shoe tore, likely from coming into slight contact with the treadmill’s edge. I have been running on treadmills for 20 years with various shoes, and this is the first time I’ve experienced such poor quality.
I expected much better performance and durability from Asics, especially at this price point. I returned the shoe to the store for inspection, but my claim was rejected. I am deeply dissatisfied with both the product and the service. I demand a proper review of this issue and a replacement or refund.
I’ve now bought the Asics Gel-Nimbus 26 twice, and unbelievably, both pairs tore at the exact same spots after only a few wears. The first pair was from Amazon. Even though the return window had passed, they accepted it back after acknowledging it was a manufacturing defect. Thinking it was just a ...
The Asics Gel-Nimbus 26 running shoes I purchased completely fell apart in just one year—and I’m not talking about heavy-duty use. I run around 20K per week, which is considered light to moderate by any standard. What’s frustrating is that Asics promotes this shoe as a top-tier model built for profe...
In May 2025, I purchased a pair of running shoes from the Asics store at Izmir Hilltown. I’ve only worn them for light walking a total of 5–6 times, yet there is already significant wear on the right heel area. This level of damage after minimal use clearly indicates a manufacturing defect. I repor...
On May 25, I purchased a pair of Asics Novablast 5 running shoes from the Asics Hilltown AVM store for ₺6,999. I only used them carefully for city walking, never on rough terrain, dirt, or uneven roads. Despite this light use, within just 40 days the shoes developed serious problems — the sole began...
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