Yes. The midsole was exposed in the middle of right shoes so it will qualify for a warranty.
Thank you. But Nike warranty card is saying that it has to be worn out through midsole.Yes. The midsole was exposed in the middle of right shoes so it will qualify for a warranty.
No. See other pics, if midsole is exposed, you are okay to claim warranty.Thank you. But Nike warranty card is saying that it has to be worn out through midsole.
Claim was approved by Nike and I got $95 voucher. Thank you.No. See other pics, if midsole is exposed, you are okay to claim warranty.
BTW midsole is form material.
Why did Nike give you only $95???Claim was approved by Nike and I got $95 voucher. Thank you.
Ballistec Advantage MSRP is $95 now.Why did Nike give you only $95???
You should get a voucher which is MSRP of the shoes instead of receipt price.
Did you claim as a outsole warranty? Manufacturer's defects?
Strange... Hope Nike did not change their warranty policies.
Did not know ballistec advantage has the warranty and I thought the pic of outsole was zoom cage.Ballistec Advantage MSRP is $95 now.
Warranty is for outsole. not upper part. It does not look like workmanship problem for upper part.I have another Ballistec Advantage in question.
http://i64.tinypic.com/14e1frt.jpg
And actually they have more problems on top. Is it a workmanship? The hole on top appeared in about 2 weeks of playing.
http://i64.tinypic.com/xf2gi1.jpg
Thank you.
About an outsole. Is it enough for warranty or not yet? First picture.Warranty is for outsole. not upper part. It does not look like workmanship problem for upper part.
Nike is generous about warranty but I prefer to expose midsole (foam) in order to qualify the warranty.
I checked the pic again and I see that right side shoes exposed midsole so I think it's good enough.About an outsole. Is it enough for warranty or not yet? First picture.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxlO9WtWWMSfb1BYakJONFBsekk
Wilson denied my warranty claim on these.
1- has anyone experienced anything similar to this?
2- does Wilson expect me to play in these?
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxlO9WtWWMSfb1BYakJONFBsekk
Wilson denied my warranty claim on these.
1- has anyone experienced anything similar to this?
2- does Wilson expect me to play in these?
What was the reason?
Willson should grant your warranty claim. Nike and Adidas will definitely grant shoes which is similar to your condition. Try to contact to Wilson and find an answer. If Wilson does not give you appropriate answer, probably No Wilson shoes for life.
But Rush pro is discontinued.. they'll probably send a pair of rush pro 2
While it could be assumed the flat spot was enough for warranty replacement, the cut appears to be damage from use other than normal tennis.https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxlO9WtWWMSfb1BYakJONFBsekk
Wilson denied my warranty claim on these.
1- has anyone experienced anything similar to this?
2- does Wilson expect me to play in these?
While it could be assumed the flat spot was enough for warranty replacement, the cut appears to be damage from use other than normal tennis.
I have dealt with Adidas and this should qualify. Good luck.
They look good to turn in. The sides have the foam visible.Any thoughts on this pair? I'm trying to wear them out before the warranty is up in October. Thanks
Thanks!They look good to turn in. The sides have the foam visible.
Sorry but they only apply to the first pair.So I got a credit for shoes through Nike bc my last ones didn’t last 6 months and the new shoes are now showing the insole under 6months. Can I return the shoes I got for free for new ones?
So I got a credit for shoes through Nike bc my last ones didn’t last 6 months and the new shoes are now showing the insole under 6months. Can I return the shoes I got for free for new ones?
Should be good to go, you only need one shoe to expose its midsole to claim the warranty.Hi, sorry i cant post pictures for some reason. My right shoe is completely worn through to second layer but the left shoes only had one tiny spot worn to second layer. Do you think this will work with nike? Thx.
Thanks!Should be good to go, you only need one shoe to expose its midsole to claim the warranty.
you need to pay for your shipping. Actually Nike never gave free shipping for the warranty.Thanks!
Btw, I was under the impression that Nike pays for the return shipping, but the latest claim that I have, it's stated on the label "Postage required"...so that means I pay to ship it back? Has the policy changed since two years ago?
Yes, with the exception of Adidas. You have to deal with them directly.Posters at the beginning of this thread (several years ago) said that if you've bought the shoes from Tennis Warehouse then you can send them back to Tennis Warehouse for warranty replacement and that Tennis Warehouse would deal with the manufacturer. Is that still the case?
How does the New Balance return program work? I send it to them and they give me store credit?
Mine are starting to go...can probably play another month on them but will be sending them back. This is just over 4 months.