I purchased a pair of Skechers sneakers from Beymen, expecting quality and durability. However, within just three months, a tear appeared on the side of one shoe—something that should never happen with a premium-priced sneaker. I returned the shoes to Beymen for inspection, but they dismissed my complaint, blaming it on user error and sending the shoes back.
I was shocked—how does a sneaker tear from just walking? What would have happened if I had actually used them for sports? Despite their poor response, I continued wearing the shoes, only to discover that the other side tore the same way. I sent them back again, this time requesting that they be inspected by the manufacturer, not just the store. But Beymen refused, claiming their internal team handles inspections. Unsurprisingly, they once again blamed me and returned the defective shoes.
To make matters worse, Skechers won’t inspect the shoes either because I bought them from Beymen. Neither the retailer nor the brand is willing to stand behind their product. After checking online reviews, I found many customers facing the same issue, proving that this is a manufacturing defect rather than isolated cases.
The shoes I bought from the Skechers website developed identical tears on the lining near the bottom heel area of both shoes within about three months. The tears are symmetrical, and there’s no sign of crushing, breaking, or any pressure marks on the heels. The damage is on the sole and side areas, ...
I purchased a pair of Skechers shoes online in May, and the side of one shoe tore after normal use. When I sent the product for inspection, the claim was rejected, and the shoes were returned without any resolution. It’s frustrating that Skechers consistently dismisses such issues as "user error," ...
I purchased a pair of Skechers shoes for my husband from Boyner, and within just 3–4 months, the mesh on the right shoe started tearing open. What's frustrating is that this damage appeared only on one side—specifically the right shoe—while the left shoe remained perfectly intact. We sent the shoes ...
I purchased a pair of Skechers sports shoes expecting quality and durability. Shockingly, in less than three months of normal use, the shoes began tearing. Since the product is still under its legal warranty, I submitted a replacement request through Skechers, confident this was a manufacturing defe...
I purchased a pair of Skechers sneakers from one of your stores, but within just three months, the shoes began falling apart. The seams opened, and the leather started peeling, making them unwearable. I sent the shoes for inspection, but the response was that it wasn’t a manufacturing defect, effect...
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