How can I check a Nike product code?

Find the model number on the tag. The model number of your shoes is typically located under the size and above the barcode on the tag. It will be a six digit number followed by a three digit number (Example: AQ3366–601).

Can you repair Nike shoes?

We stand behind all of our shoes and gear. If your Nike shoes or apparel develop a material or workmanship flaw within two years of the manufacture date, we want to get you back in the game. If you believe your item is flawed, and it’s within 60 days of your purchase, you can simply return it to us for a full refund.

Why are my air forces so squeaky?

Most likely, the source of the squeaking will be the insole of your shoe. In some cases, friction from the tongue of the shoe may cause squeaking also. Visible damage to your shoe, like holes in its fabric or rubber, can sometimes cause squeaking.

Why do my Nikes squeak when I walk?

The squeak can be caused by air or moisture getting trapped between different parts of the shoe (such as the sole and insole) or by parts of the shoe rubbing against each other directly. You can also get a squeak when the rubber sole of a shoe rubs against a slick surface, like the floor of a gym.

Is it okay to wear shoes half a size too big?

The only time that you could wear a shoe in a bigger size is when purchasing a sneaker but you should only go up about half a size. The reason for this is that our feet tend to swell because fluid accumulates due to gravity with prolonged standing and weight baring activities.

What happens if your shoes are too big?

Big shoes will constantly rub your feet and create friction. The same case applies to blood blisters, which occurs under the toes, creating friction and blisters. Wearing big shoes can also interfere with your natural stride. That means you might end up walking in a dysfunctional way, your heels easily slipping out.

Does Nike repair old shoes?

We recycle athletic shoes at the end of their life, giving them a new life through Nike Grind. We accept any brand of athletic sneakers, but we don’t accept sandals, dress shoes, boots, or shoes with metal (like cleats or spikes).