Nike Reviews

I purchased the Nike Zoom Alphafly Generation 2 shoes for $353.76. The shoes were worn ONLY for Ironman Triathlon distance races. I competed in Austria with great success. And worn them for Maryland Ironman with great success as well. During the WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP IRONMAN in Kona, Hawaii 2 weeks ago, the shoes blew out at mile 7 1/2. Literally blew out on the front left side of the shoe. The rear sole then came unglued and flopped around until mile 16 when I found some duct tape at an aid station and secured them.

Ordered 5 pairs of shoes. Only 3 pair received. Nike customer service agrees it was a Nike warehouse issue but will not ship the 2 missing pair nor offer a refund. Nike stole my money on this order. Nike customer service has more excuses to blame the customer or their contracted delivery services so they can refuse to serve their customers. I will not purchase any Nike products again due to their failed customer service practices.

Worst experience I've ever had. Placed my order. Put correct address. They dropped it off at a wrong address and then had me waiting two hours on the phone trying to figure out what they could do. They have the worst customer service I've ever had to deal with. I wouldn't order here if you don't want to lose your money or not receive your item.

Absolutely horrible customer service! Rude and disrespectful. Also, they DO NOT STAND BEHIND THEIR EXPENSIVE PRODUCT!!! I had the shoe for less than one year, a piece of plastic began to protrude on the inside of the heel. The inside then ripped. They claimed it was normal wear and tear and denied my claim. They didn't even state anything about the plastic in the claim. They will do whatever they can to take your money and keep it.

Nike supposedly has a two year warranty but it starts when the shoe was manufactured not when you purchased it. Basically you can buy a pair today and they could be falling apart 6 months later and they will not honor the warranty if it was made over 2 years ago. How am I to know as a consumer when the shoe was manufactured? I can tell you when I purchased it how much it cost and that it's defective. They should put an expiration date on your receipt so you can shop for their product as you would milk.

I'm done buying anything from them. All they can seem to do is send me used looking stuff with stains all over the items and it's old they have done this so many times to me. Then their customer service sucks and they could care less. Their way of fixing it is, "Oh send it back then we're going to take 3 days to inspect it then we might send the exchange order off 3 days after we get the item back." Maybe more. It's absolutely ridiculous when they are the ones that sent the items to me like that. I've spent entirely too much money with them for it to be like this and it's starting to be like this everytime I order anything from them. Shoes came with mud already on the bottom of them. Shirts with stains on the pants with stuff all over them. It's old. You can't even get what you pay for anymore bc people want to send you some used stained up stuff and call it new. Ridiculous.

Ordered Nike shoes. Have wore then after less than a week they squeak horrible, Was told that it was moisture and that not even true as never been near any. This twice this happened. Was hoping not a ongoing thing but quality and customer service is horrible. They tell me no exchange as out of stock. Then all of sudden in stock and still no exchange, send them back and do refund and buy new ones...There a no wonder stores are stop selling nike. Recommend don't buy any nikes at all as horrible product now...

Unbelievably disrespectful customer service. Online chat. They all say different stuff, and I cannot get an answer. Website says one things, “ordered has been placed” but no one can tell me why it’s not being delivered!

I purchased a pair of Nike sneakers from JD Sports for my son two years ago, costing $118. Upon request, I returned the item to Nike for a review (at my expense) once I submitted the claim due to defects in them. After many follow up phone calls with transfers and extensive hold times, to get a response, the shoe was deemed irreplaceable and labeled "wear & tear" and therefore was denied stating that their claim process only covers products that contain manufacturing or material flaws which were manufactured in the last two years.

Worst customer service of all time. After being transferred 10000 times with no resolution I finally got someone via chat that said my issue was resolved. After I checked again after waiting 3 days nothing changed and I had to go through the same process over 4 times.

I wish could give Nike.com ZERO STARS!!! I just wasted my whole day trying to get my delivery issues resolved! I ordered a pair of shoes over a week ago. UPS said they were out for delivery 3 days ago, but they never delivered them. Now the status says “on the way”. I called UPS. They said the shoes are missing and to talk to Nike. I called Nike 3 times and tried the virtual online chat! Call kept getting dropped and/or fake elevated. I have 2 case numbers that nobody can link to my order!!! I wanted to get the shoes for back to school for my kid and they told me I had to pay for them again plus $30 to expedite the shipping! Then I asked for the refund and was told it will take 10-12 business day! That’s after school starts! And no, I can’t pick up the shoes in a store because nobody has them and the nearest store is almost an hour away! STAY AWAY!! Terrible customer service! Who knows if I will ever get my $90 back!

Bought a gift card from Nike. Went to use it and it had a 0 balance. They were able to track the fraudster who used the card somehow before I even got it. They told me they would mail me a new gift card and apologized. Shortly after I received an email letting me know I was just out the money, they would not be sending me a new gift card. Even though I'm the victim and they know that. There just isn't anything they can do. Why take a chance in buying gift cards from Nike then? If you are unfortunate enough to purchase an already tampered with gift card. Which there is absolutely no way to tell. You will be out the money. Not the criminal and not Nike. That's right it's on the victim/customer.

I am having worse experience with their customer service. I ordered a pair of shoes two to be exact and only see one. Getting a refund for the shoes itself is becoming a trying experience for me. As I stated to the customer service I will never shop with them again. I rather go to Foot Locker or downtown locker room.

I have purchased 10 pair of Jordan's over the last 10 months from Nike.com. I tried to purchase a pair of Jordan's from nike on 6-26-24 and the product was not available. I bought the shoes from a different company. Nike's rule is that they do not bill your card until the product is being shipped. Nike refused to cancel my order after charging me on my card and returning the money, charging my card because the product was not available and returning the money to my card on 5 different transactions.

Wore these Air Force about six times a few hours each, never in the rain. Bought them because I love the color and wanted them to last so rarely wore. Joke's on me, walked three blocks and they fell apart.

Their return policy is only partially stated, which means it is duplicitous. I ordered 4 pairs online. None of them fit properly. Returning them cost $51.15. Why? Because I'm not a member. I do not need another conglomerate trying to sell my data while lying to me about the reason for the membership. I requested a partial refund, which they refused. They did offer to give me a membership. So the left jab followed by the right hook is not the consumer experience I seek when purchasing. Do not buy their products online. If you are member, congratulations, your data is all over the web.

I purchased a pair of turf shoes at an authorized store, the soles came apart within 40 days of use. I tried returning them to the store but their return policy is only a month for defective shoes and that I should file a claim directly to Nike.com/claims which I did, however I had to cover the shipping cost that is more than half the price of the product, so I tried calling directly and they just confirmed that If I wanted to continue with the claim It had to be that way. This is my second experience buying defective shoes from Nike, only the first time it happened within a week and I received a full refund. Based on my experience and other reviews I read, I do not recommend buying Nike products at all, stay away from this brand. I'm switching to ADIDAS, RIP Nike for me.

I am writing to express my utter dissatisfaction with my recent experience with Nike. On July 1st, 2023, I purchased a pair of LeBron 20 shoes, expecting the premium quality that Nike is reputed for. However, within just three months, a swollen bump appeared beneath the left shoe, which is something I have never experienced with any footwear before. Two months later, while playing indoor basketball, the bump punctured, causing an audible escape of air with every step. Given that the shoes were still within the manufacturing date, I sent them back to Nike for inspection, hoping for a fair resolution.

It’s a sad day when you order new expensive shoes online and they come thrown in a box, no stuffing, no invoice, nothing. Even the stores have them stuffed at least. It’s too expensive to get something looking like that. I’m very disappointed

I bought a pair of Nike shoes about 6 months ago and the soles already came apart and nike refused to warranty them under their 2 year warranty so Unless you have money to flush down the toilet don't buy nike shoes cause nike shoes can't even handle everyday use of just walking and will fall apart. My claim number is **.

Just watched your Nike eybl game, 300 pm Team Genesis v Team Bates. What a waste of time. Your camera person must be a 5 year old with attention deficit. I might, might have enjoyed it but will likely never watch again or buy a Nike product if that's your quality. Try a 10 year old.

I have purchased multiple pairs (when I say multiple I mean over 30 pairs easily) of the Nike Yoga Dri-FIT Luxe Women's High-Waisted 7/8 Infinalon Leggings. They are falling apart. I feel like the leggings that I bought in the beginning were made a thousand times better and I haven’t had any problems with. The ones made later are just crap, the seams are ripping in the butt and around the hips. They are 90 dollars each and they don’t deserve even 10 dollars with what I’m left with. I’m not a seamstress and I shouldn’t have to go pay for them to be fixed either. Leggings that I have bought from LuLuLemon, Beyond Yoga, Alo Yoga, etc. I’ve never experienced any problems with. I love the Nike LUXE Leggings but they need to change who’s making their clothes. Maybe stop having people in other countries make their product and have United States make their products and I bet their reviews are better and customers will be happier.

I purchased two pairs of shorts for my husband on March 23, 2024 which he didn't like. I tried to return them to the Nike store in Chinook Mall but ALL PURCHASES TO CROSSIRON must be returned to that store (because they aren't affiliated) which is inconvenient. I wouldn't have purchased them at all had I known that since I live in Bragg Creek area. I called and Trevor (sales associate) said they'd send me a mailing label so I wouldn't have to pay for return shipping. The store received the shorts on April 6, 2024 and they still haven't refunded me the money. I would seriously reconsider shopping at this store unless you live in the NE or often frequent this store as returns and customer service are TERRIBLE.

I'm a longtime Nike customer. Last month purchased several sports bras, returned three (3) and was refunded for only one (1). Without notification or explanation, the two bras were mailed back. I have been on the phone and on live chats countless times with at least 10 employees (all kind in interaction). No one has successfully resolved this issue. There seems to be a maze to Nike's system that creates disconnection and disempowerment. The "warehouse" is said to be its own thing, and customer service has no empowerment to question or override rejections of products. Employees say they have no control over "warehouse" decisions and inspections. They must accept their (mistaken) rejection of products even when the product is brand new and well within 60-day return window.

Shoes arrived dirty as if they were worn while mopping the warehouse floor and put in the box and sent out. Contacted support and they said they could only exchange or refund (after receiving them). I ended up washing and wearing them since they are my last purchase from nike.com.

Bought shoes 3 months ago. Already coming apart at seams and bottom tread is already worn. No more Nike. I'll stick to New Balance. I still have a pair of new balance I bought almost 2 years ago. Some wear but still usable unlike 3 months old Nikes. With Nike you must just be buying the name since quality is non existent.

My son purchased a crew shirt from the Vaughan Mills Outlet in Ontario, during our visit from Montreal. We discovered he was overcharged. The price ticket indicated $49.99 but was charged $69.99. We returned the next day and was credited the difference. No apologies for the inconvenience. When I asked about the Canadian Scanner Price Accuracy Policy, the manager claimed that rule didn't apply to outlet stores and walked away. If this is the face and attitude of Nike, then Nike has just lost a customer forever. While I may be just one customer, and somewhat inconsequential, I know I will not make a dent in their annual profits. However, word of mouth and social media will have their own impact and hopefully, Nike will offer better management training to their employees. Everyone deserves respect.

I purchased a $110 Nike/Tiger Woods golf shirt and it literally fell apart, it had a black stripe down the back that held the two sides together by some kind of adhesive. They did not sew this shirt together, they glued it and neither the place that I bought it from nor Nike would do anything about it. I have never had a shirt just fall apart. A multi billion dollar company and they won’t even do a thing to help. I will never buy another Nike product.

A week ago I purchased a pair of Air Jordan retro 6 Ochre shoes from Nike.com. Upon receiving them I could tell they were used and they did not have the tissue shoe wrap paper or shoe inserts. I did think that was also odd. Upon trying them on the left shoe in the centre/arch area of the shoe felt like it had a medium sized rock or something in it. I reached out to customer service at 1-844-430-6453. I spoke to a few agents explaining the situation and was promised a supervisor would contact me that day via phone. Nobody called. I received a email from a supervisor named Mira and she was going to look into this as Nike doesn’t like their customers to have “these types of experiences”.

After I contacted the Consumer Affairs, Nike took care of the issue. I already received the credit to my account. Thank you.