App update
Who bright idea was it to mess up the app! Most definitely not user friendly!
Goated
You should give me some free cleats tho nah jk really good app
Best Nike
Always good prices and the best drops always something you coming
OVER PRICED PRODUCTS
NIKE HAS BEEN GREEDY SINCE THE BEGINNING.NOW THESE PRODUCTS ARE MADE WITH CHEAPER MATERIALS AND PRICES HAVE GONE UP.I STOPPED BUYING NiKE PRODUCTS DO TO THEIR CONSISTENCY TO KEEP BEING A GREEDY COMPANY WHO ONLY HELPS THE WEALTHY PEOPLE.NIKE JUST IGNORES PEOPLE THAT REALLY NEED HELP WITH NO DONATIONS OR CHARITY FOR THE PEOPLE WHO ARE REALLY IN NEED FOR HELP.THIS IS WHY NIKE IS IN IT’S POSITION IT IS RIGHT NOW!!! THEY ARE LOOSING MONEY AND THEIR SNEAKERS ARE JUST SITTING IN EVERY STORE AND PEOPLE ARE SEEKING THE TRUTH ABOUT THIS COMPANY.THE TRUTH ALWAYS REVEALS ITSELF.!
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Terrible
I would avoid this app. It’s beyond slow with releases. You get notified 15 minutes after the release & the product has already sold out. Even new releases don’t release on time in the app. They still show as coming soon but if you go on the actual website they’re available but it’s your luck if the size is still available. The layout is terrible & is clear the money has been spent on the US version. It’s so much cleaner & smoother however the UK version is like a trial version.
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Great shoe
I loved the adidas sambas, play basketbool in them 25\8 . However find the addidas evo 67.
Technical Difficulties
Nike App on ios is NOT recognizing email profiles to sign into app.
Favorite Tab
How much when you click or heart a certain item it does not do that anymore. It is a very useful feature since it alerts me certain items when they are back on stock and separate items that I consider to buy. Please bring back that feature. Thank you.
Totally useless
They require a code in order to sign in, except they never send the code to your email so you can’t.
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Bad snakears
Too much of nothing
This app is too unorganized and when I search for something specific it always includes a lot of unnecessary products. It doesn’t focus on the product that you type in the search. Too much of nothing is presented.
App is not working
Can’t sign up in the app, looks like it is common issue that hasn’t been fixed yet.
Keep logging off by itself
Keep logging off by itself and very annoying
AI Update ruins navigation
The update involving AI search, adds more friction to browsing the Nike catalog. If you don’t know what you want and just want to scroll, you have to do more just to get to where you want to go
Pedo brand
Pedo brand sending out emails asking people how they would feel if Nike supported Trumps ballroom. They’ve ruined pro uniforms. Their shoes are wal mart quality. Current leadership there couldn’t be any worse, total losers, bums
Good shop
It’s the best shop in the world
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Shipping
Shipping is very slow
Wouldnt let me get signed up
It wouldn’t let need sign up and constantly said “You are not Registered to join the app”
Doesn’t work
I downloaded this app about two weeks ago, and it still doesn't work. I can't even sign up or do anything else because the app is stuck on a screen saying I need to update it. But I already have the newest version!
Terrible Launch Experience for a New Customer
I downloaded the Nike app specifically to purchase the new Nike Mind slides when they released on August 20 at 9:00 AM. I literally set an alarm for 8:55 AM, had the app open before the release, and clicked on them the moment they became available.
I selected my size immediately and entered my information as fast as possible. The slides were still showing as available while I was checking out, so I expected the order to go through. Instead of receiving a purchase confirmation, I got a message saying something along the lines of, “We’ll let you know if we can fulfill your order.”
At that point, I already knew what was coming.
A few moments later, Nike notified me that they could not fulfill the order because the product was sold out. That is extremely disappointing. If I clicked on the product immediately at release and made it all the way through checkout while my size was still being shown as available, there should be some type of temporary reservation system while the customer completes payment. A release should not come down to who can type an address or process payment a fraction of a second faster—especially when bots, resellers, and scalpers are competing for the exact same inventory.
What makes this even worse is that I was a new direct Nike customer. I normally do not purchase directly through Nike, but I genuinely liked this release and wanted to buy it directly from the company. Instead, my first experience was waking up specifically for the release, being there at the exact second it launched, successfully starting checkout, and still being denied the opportunity to purchase.
I am not asking for anything for free. I have the money and wanted to PAY Nike for the product. I simply wanted a fair opportunity to purchase it.
At this point, I would rather delete the app and purchase through StockX or another secondary marketplace, where apparently I have a better chance of actually receiving the product I am paying for.
The only thing that would genuinely change my opinion of this experience would be Nike reaching out and allowing me to personally purchase the Nike Mind slides in my size at retail price. Again, I do not want them for free. I want the opportunity to buy the pair I was there on time to purchase in the first place.
Extremely disappointing first impression of the Nike app and Nike’s release system.
And for the record: I’m a normal customer who actually wanted to wear them—not a scalper.
I selected my size immediately and entered my information as fast as possible. The slides were still showing as available while I was checking out, so I expected the order to go through. Instead of receiving a purchase confirmation, I got a message saying something along the lines of, “We’ll let you know if we can fulfill your order.”
At that point, I already knew what was coming.
A few moments later, Nike notified me that they could not fulfill the order because the product was sold out. That is extremely disappointing. If I clicked on the product immediately at release and made it all the way through checkout while my size was still being shown as available, there should be some type of temporary reservation system while the customer completes payment. A release should not come down to who can type an address or process payment a fraction of a second faster—especially when bots, resellers, and scalpers are competing for the exact same inventory.
What makes this even worse is that I was a new direct Nike customer. I normally do not purchase directly through Nike, but I genuinely liked this release and wanted to buy it directly from the company. Instead, my first experience was waking up specifically for the release, being there at the exact second it launched, successfully starting checkout, and still being denied the opportunity to purchase.
I am not asking for anything for free. I have the money and wanted to PAY Nike for the product. I simply wanted a fair opportunity to purchase it.
At this point, I would rather delete the app and purchase through StockX or another secondary marketplace, where apparently I have a better chance of actually receiving the product I am paying for.
The only thing that would genuinely change my opinion of this experience would be Nike reaching out and allowing me to personally purchase the Nike Mind slides in my size at retail price. Again, I do not want them for free. I want the opportunity to buy the pair I was there on time to purchase in the first place.
Extremely disappointing first impression of the Nike app and Nike’s release system.
And for the record: I’m a normal customer who actually wanted to wear them—not a scalper.
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