I sent my Nike cleats for warranty service, and after waiting for one and a half months, they returned them without any changes or repairs. Why would someone consider a broken stud to be the fault of the user? I would expect them to fix it, but the fact that it broke after only four months really emphasizes the low quality of both the product and the service. You're not a store that brings anything but regret.
I purchased a pair of Nike soccer cleats, expecting high quality from such a well-known brand. However, just five days a...fter purchase, one of the cleat studs broke. Given the premium price I paid, I assumed I was investing in durability and performance, but instead, the cleats failed almost immediat
I purchased a pair of Nike Tiempo football cleats from an official Nike store with the understanding that the product ca...me with a 2-year warranty, and I was assured that in case of any issues, I’d be eligible for an exchange or refund. However, just one month into using the cleats, the inner lining
I bought the Nike Zoom Mercurial Vapor 15 Pro FG Firm-Ground Football cleats directly from the Nike website. While parti...cipating in a training session, a stud on the left cleat unexpectedly broke after several months of regular use. I contacted the seller and had the item inspected, but unfortunatel
I bought a pair of Nike football cleats for my son, and in less than 4 months, the sole completely detached from the sho...e. This kind of damage is unacceptable from a brand like Nike, especially considering how much I paid (₺) for what was supposed to be a durable, high-performance product. I reache
Even though I only wore the Nike soccer cleats for a couple of hours, a couple of days a week, they started falling apar...t after just four months. We returned them to the store, hoping to make a warranty claim. After two weeks of inspection, we received the news that they couldn't do anything about i
