Brought as set at a JJB store last december - still have the receipt. Now the leather has come loose at the right toe. I dont live in the UK - but I brought them in a UK store (not online). Does it make sense to complain ? Reson I ask is that I am not familiar with UK consumer rights. (Also have a pair of Nike running shoes I brought in the US - there the sole has let go from the top. My feet fit well with Nike - but I am sort of dissapointed after using them without problems for many years.) thx, Nic
"Nicolaj C." wrote in message news:471e53cb$0$15875$edfadb0f@dtext01.news.tele.dk... > Brought as set at a JJB store last december - still have the receipt. > Now the leather has come loose at the right toe. > I dont live in the UK - but I brought them in a UK store (not online). > Does it make sense to complain ? You are entitled to a refund or replacement within a year. Of course, you have to get them back to the store... JJB is a big outfit and won't complain. Psychman
About 2 years ago I bought a pair of "waterproof" Footjoys while on holiday in the US. Back in the UK, during their first winter they began to leak. I contacted Footjoy in the UK explained the situation and that I still had the US receipt. They replaced them for me. What a great result! So try contacting Nike (maybe through their website) and explain the situation. You never know your luck. "Nicolaj C." wrote in message news:471e53cb$0$15875$edfadb0f@dtext01.news.tele.dk... Brought as set at a JJB store last december - still have the receipt. Now the leather has come loose at the right toe. I dont live in the UK - but I brought them in a UK store (not online). Does it make sense to complain ? Reson I ask is that I am not familiar with UK consumer rights. (Also have a pair of Nike running shoes I brought in the US - there the sole has let go from the top. My feet fit well with Nike - but I am sort of dissapointed after using them without problems for many years.) thx, Nic
