I've worn my Nike Air Jordan Why Not Zero shoes sparingly, usually for only one-hour weekend workouts. Surprisingly, the sole has significantly melted and worn thin. In contrast, my older Nike LeBron Witness 4 shoes show no signs of erosion whatsoever. The rapid sole erosion in my new shoes is extremely discomforting, and a resolution must be found. After noticing the issue a few months after purchase, I returned the receipt and invoice, expecting a remedy. I kindly request prompt attention to address this matter.
I purchased the Nike Air Jordan Why Not Zer 0.3 shoes, which I didn't wear very often (only for 1-hour weekend training sessions). However, to my surprise, the sole melted extensively and the sole became thinner compared to my other older pair, the Nike LeBron Witness 4 shoes, which showed no signs ...
Dear respected representative, The Nike shoes I recently bought have experienced significant wear and tear in just three months. Both toes have opened up and deteriorated excessively, which is not acceptable for a shoe intended for walking on flat surfaces. Even after bringing them to the Nike store...
I purchased a pair of Nike Air Jordan Low shoes, and my order arrived on October 9. Since then, I’ve only worn them about 5 or 6 times, but despite this minimal use, the fabric near the laces has already torn. I’ve been very careful with these shoes, avoiding any situations that might cause damage—n...
I purchased a pair of shoes from the Nike store on July 9, 2024, and to my surprise, after only a month of use, I observed considerable wear on the area above the laces. I was surprised by this, considering I have bought multiple Nike products in the past without encountering any quality problems. W...
I've always been a loyal Nike shoe wearer, but now I'm not sure if I'll continue. I recently purchased the Nike Lebron Witness 7 model. Just a day after buying them, I got caught in the rain, and the shoes got slightly wet. Since then, they've been emitting a strong, unpleasant odor. I tried to addr...
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