I got myself a pair of Asics Gel-Nimbus 26 shoes, and after only two months of regular wear, they ended up ripping at the toe. What a letdown! I reached out to the company, and they totally shut me down on the refund, replacement, or any help at all. It's honestly such a letdown. I expected a lot from a brand like Asics, especially given the high price tag. I had a previous pair that had some problems, but I was hoping they’d sorted things out with this newer version. It's really disappointing that they haven't come through, and I'm feeling pretty let down by the product and the customer service. This whole experience has shifted my perspective on the brand, and I’m definitely done buying from Asics.
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...
I purchased a pair of Asics Gel-Nimbus 26 running shoes about 7 months ago, and I’ve worn them sparingly—only during races and occasional training runs. Despite this limited and careful use, the toe mesh area has already started tearing, and holes have formed in the front part of the shoe. I’ve log...
I purchased the Asics Gel-Nimbus 26, expecting premium quality, but the shoe’s left toe area tore at the glue point after just a few uses. This clearly reflects poor manufacturing quality. I promptly contacted the company, returned the defective product, and explained the issue in detail. Instead o...
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