I recently purchased a pair of Reebok shoes for both my spouse and myself. While my spouse’s pair is fine, mine caused a serious issue. After just a few hours of wear, the shoe injured the top of my right big toe, leaving it sore and wounded. I tried wearing them again, but the same painful result occurred. I returned the shoes to the store, and they sent them for inspection. However, I was informed that the shoes had "no manufacturing defect" and were sent back to me.
How can shoes that cause visible injury in just one hour of wear be considered free of defects? I’m beyond frustrated with Reebok’s lack of responsibility. From now on, I’ll be sharing my experience everywhere. A brand like Reebok should be able to handle something as simple as a shoe replacement for defective footwear!
I purchased a pair of Reebok shoes on September 20, 2024, but in less than two months, the shoes have suffered severe damage. Both the inner and outer edges on both sides are completely torn, the inner lining is ripped, and cracks have appeared on the surface of the shoes. When I took the shoes to ...
I bought a pair of Reebok shoes from Trendyol, and despite only wearing them a couple of times each month, the heel of the right shoe caved in after just 4 months. I returned the shoes for a replacement, but even though they were under warranty, they sent them back claiming it wasn’t a manufacturing...
I purchased a pair of Skechers shoes from the store, and despite wearing them for a very short time, the heel area showed significant deformation. When I sent the shoes for inspection, I was told it was not a manufacturing defect and that the damage was due to usage. How can this issue be attribute...
Hello, I purchased a pair of Reebok shoes, and they were worn during regular walking for a total of about 5 times, with each wear lasting no longer than 15-20 minutes. Unfortunately, the area around the ankle collar tore. We sent the shoes for inspection, and it was reported as a "product defect," r...
I got a pair of Reebok shoes about a month and a half ago, but I've hardly worn them. Maybe like 20 times, tops. But I saw a small opening, about 5-6 millimeters wide, on the top of the shoe. I returned them to the store to get them checked, but I got a text message saying there was no defect relate...
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