Nike

Julie of Atlanta, GA November 2, 2009

Nike Plus kit caused a foot injury due to the plastic insert and rim of the sensor in the left shoe.

Josh of Fremont, CA November 1, 2009

I have placed several orders without problems, however during the two days of 10/30/2009 and 10/31/2009, Nikestore.com has flagged my Name, Billing Address, checking account, and two credit cards I use with them for rejection of all future orders. I currently have two gift cards with them I currently cannot use because of this. Staff including one supervisor cannot provide a reason as to why I am unable to place orders with them.

I have contacted my financial institutions and they have assured me that both my credit cards and checking have funds available for use. I further verified funds by using these accounts elsewhere for online purchases. I am greatly concerned about Nikestore.com keeping me from placing orders without a reason at all. Staff at Nikestore.com refuses to refund in cash the remaining balance I have on the gift cards issued by them in light of this situation, such that I may purchased shoes elsewhere.

LD of Alexandria, VA October 26, 2009

Bough a "new" pair of NIKE Mercurial cleats from an authorized NIKE dealer. My 11 year old son wore them for games and practice. Within 3 months the cleat started to separate from the shoes. I returned them. They denied the claim because the date of manufacture was 2yrs ago. These were NEW cleats.

Banned all NIKE products from my household. Cheap - DON'T buy NIKE products! Cleats are useless (trash), Bought new ADIDAS Powerserve Cleats and they are performing flawlessly.

Ernie of Sylmar, CA October 19, 2009

I purchased a pair of Men's Air Jordan size 12 shoes a few months ago and noticed that they made a loud squeaky noise when I walked. I thought this was do to the shoes being new but the more I wore them the louder the noise got. I have purchased Air Jordan shoes in the past and had no issues. I have high expectations of Air Jordan Products. I would like to get them replaced.

corinne of smithtown, NY July 10, 2009

Purchased Jordan Sneakers, 88673785647 for 107.00 on 3-31-09. Purchase made at Dick's Sporting Goods,Lake Grove,NY. Tel: 631-265-2987. Derrick was associate. Tried to return them to Dicks a week later. Grandson could not wear sneakers. After a few days had bandages covering top portions of 8 toes. According to Derrick Nike had their own credit/refund policies and I had to contact them.

Since computer not available I finally was able to get a real live person and she gav e me instructions. It was recommended I try to return them to the retail store where I made the purchase. She also informed me that Nike stands behind its product for material and manufacturing flaws.

On 4-21-09, I sent a certified letter, return receipt and copies of purchase price, costing me 5.32. With return instructions from Nike at a cost of 20.47 I sent Nike Sneakers in original box, sales receipt and all copies of Nike correspondences. This included Claim No. CL090521002850.

Mid June Nike sneakers were returned to me with "cannot be credited for replacement. All inspector decisions are final." Please be aware the sneakers were only worn in the house for several days. How can they get away with this. YOU BUY A PAIR OF SNEAKERS,WITH FULL CONFIDENCE WITH THE EVER POPULAR NIKE, USA AND END UP NEEDING BANDAGES ATOP OF EIGHT TOES TO WEAR THEM. AND ONE CANNOT RETURN THEM AND/OR RECEIVE STORE CREDIT OR REFUND.

Gregory of Atlanta, GA June 8, 2009

In Oct 07, I bought 2 pair of AF1 and a pair of Air Goadome for myself and 1 pair of AF1 anf a pair of Air Goadome for my grand son. I sepnt 400 on that day. Anyway, I bought a special edition pair of AF1 for 135. Since they were special editions I didn't wear them right off. Sat in the box for almost a year before I wore them and now in June of 09, after wearing them for maybe the 7th or 8th time, I noticed that there is a tear in the fabric(they're not leather.)

I emailed Nike because they have a man date of March 07, they tell me there's nothing they can do. I have at least 50 pair of Nike shoes alone. I'm going home to check them all and I'm done buying them unless they fell off a Nike truck

Santos of Hollywood, CA April 6, 2009

Santos of Hollywood CA (04/06/09)
I bught Nike Cleats on the a store on Glendale California at Soccer Store lake five or six months ago and the cleats are difect because:

(1) Tip of shoes right and left cleats are wasted.

(2) Right Cleat sole left side.

(3) Left Cleat sole right side.

Now I received a letter from Nike saing we are unable to verify the manufacturing date due to the footwear tag. So I spoked with Jeniffer at Nike corporation in Iwa and she's telling me that they danate the case because the shoes are more the 2 years old why she's saing that when the letter that they send me said somethin else.

Nicole of Plainville, CT September 21, 2008

Nicole of Plainville CT (09/21/08)
My brother was in gym for the first day of school when the shock of his nike's broke and he fell right onto the floor. We thoguht he sprained his ankle but he was ok just painful for a while. He only had those shocks for about a week.

His ankle was bothering him for a couple of days.

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