My primary gripe with the New Balance 530 model shoes, which I bought on 08.04.2023, is that within three months after purchase, tears started to appear in the rear inside section. I was notified that it was not a manufacturing problem after mailing the product for inspection. Consequently, the mesh part began to tear after only twenty wears. Our second attempt at sending the product in for inspection on March 24, 2024, yielded the same result: "not a manufacturing defect." Is it necessary for you to separate in order to recognize a flaw? When you don't believe in your product, why give it a two-year warranty?
I purchased a pair of New Balance 530 model shoes on August 30, 2023. Both shoes have developed tears in the outer mesh areas, specifically around the little toe sections. Despite this, my request for a review was denied on April 23, 2024, with the claim that it was due to consumer error. It's hard ...
I purchased the New Balance 530, and before even reaching the one-year mark, the mesh part of the shoe started tearing apart. I submitted it under warranty (case number SUP832329) for inspection, only to receive a rejection without any clear justification. What’s even more frustrating is that many ...
I purchased the New Balance MR530SG shoes on August 22, 2023, and within just eight months, I noticed significant tears in the inner part of the shoes. On April 30, 2024, I submitted the shoes to the Izmir İstinyePark branch for inspection. The inspection took a full month, and the result indicated...
Hello, I bought a pair of New Balance 530 shoes from the store five months ago, and recently, a tear has developed in the mesh part of the shoe. After a month-long inspection, the shoes were returned to me with the explanation that the tear was due to user error. However, considering that many other...
I bought a pair of New Balance 530 sneakers from SuperStep just 4 months ago, and I’ve already noticed serious quality issues. The mesh on the right s...
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