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2013-05-04 6:14 PM

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I bought my son (15YO) a pare of Nike Men's Free 3.0 a few days less than a month ago.  

He has run in 5 or 6 times and maybe wore to school twice. I really do not see any tread-wear on the bottom.

They are ripped through on the side.

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well I don't think that pic worked but you can see it HERE

I bought them through Road Runner Sports. They have a 90 day no questions asked return policy if you don't like running in the shoe, but that is not the problem, it is the quality.

Am I wrong to return these? I don't want to take advantage...

2013-05-04 6:22 PM
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Return them.

Shoes should not fall apart in less than a month.

2013-05-04 7:26 PM
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Road Runner Sports will take them back or replace them, which ever you chose. They're a fantastic company when it comes to customer service.

If they're ripped already, then obviously there's something wrong with them. You're not taking advantage
2013-05-06 11:41 AM
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Return them.  Their customer service and return policy is great.  I wouldn't buy from any other company for this reason. 
2013-05-06 12:02 PM
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I'm with the others... return them.  That of course is only if this is a quality issue.  Not saying that it isn't but that is just a weird spot for the material to just tear all on its own.
2013-05-06 12:20 PM
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Sous - 2013-05-06 12:02 PM I'm with the others... return them.  That of course is only if this is a quality issue.  Not saying that it isn't but that is just a weird spot for the material to just tear all on its own.

The upper of the shoe is a fabric that  is sock-like. Very soft, they feel great but I'm not sure they are hardy enough to actually be used for a sport, though they are listed as a running shoe.

I had pushed the hole open for the pic- but you can see the stress horizontally on the other diamond shapes on the side of the shoe.  I was thinking he may have pronating issues looking at  THIS picture (the one with the hair #16). 

But still, I do not thing the shoe should be tearing in less than month.

2013-05-06 1:05 PM
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Meljoypip - 2013-05-06 1:20 PM

Sous - 2013-05-06 12:02 PM I'm with the others... return them.  That of course is only if this is a quality issue.  Not saying that it isn't but that is just a weird spot for the material to just tear all on its own.

The upper of the shoe is a fabric that  is sock-like. Very soft, they feel great but I'm not sure they are hardy enough to actually be used for a sport, though they are listed as a running shoe.

I had pushed the hole open for the pic- but you can see the stress horizontally on the other diamond shapes on the side of the shoe.  I was thinking he may have pronating issues looking at  THIS picture (the one with the hair #16). 

But still, I do not thing the shoe should be tearing in less than month.

ah yea I can see where that would cause a lot of stress on the outside if he lands like that... I'd def. send it back and get some new ones.  

Fantastic hair by the way!Laughing

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