Even though I didn't wear them much, my Nike shoes got worn out on the heels. When I took them to the official service, they said they didn't find any issues with the manufacturing/material. So, they declined to meet my request. I don't buy into this assertion. I reckon the problem arises from a manufacturing defect, not a user error. So, I'm asking for a new pair to replace the old one. Thanks.
I bought a pair of Nike Air Max sneakers from In Street in September. After just four months of light daily use—mainly for walking to and from school—the soles began to separate along the edges. The rest of the shoe remained in good condition, and I did not misuse them in any way. Because of this u...
I bought a pair of Nike Air Force 1 '07 sneakers on 21.11.2023, and unfortunately, after wearing them only 3 or 4 times in a month, they began to fall apart at the sides. I was let down, so I sent them in for a warranty inspection on 24.12.2023. Regrettably, the response I received on 03.01.2024 sta...
I bought a pair of Nike shoes, and they were one of their higher-end models. To my utter dismay, within the first six months, they began to develop cracks. They refused to process a return request in spite of the obvious flaws, which included identical damage to both shoes in the same location. It s...
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 purchased a pair of Nike Maka Air Monarch IV 9 sneakers from the Sportive Vialand AVM store. Despite using them only for 2-3 weeks within an 8-month period, significant wear and tears occurred, as shown in the attached photos. I sent the product to Nike twice through the supplier for evaluation, b...
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