Nike Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

Send them back to Nike.

well,no luck,it has been discontinued,no parts are out there,nothing on ebay or amazon,your best bet is removing the board,cleaning all contacts and reinstalling the board,if it still doesnt work,take it to a computer repair and ask them to repair the board.

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I am trying to understand the problem here. Nike shoes that are equipped with laces are usually sold with some. If the laces are broken, you can get more at a shoe repair shop. If it is for disability that you ask, then the occupational therapist may not have given you the techniques you need yet.

Hi. Do you know what caused the stain? You might want to try a cotton swab with a little bit of a diluted bleach solution - put 1 part bleach to 10 parts water, mix, and then dip the cotton swab in it and gently apply to the stained area. It might take a bit of work to get it all out. I hope this helps.

it's very simple. just take out the insole from the sneaker, then put some talcum powder in the sneaker, then put the insole back. this will eliminate the squeaking. the problem is that sweat gets between the insole and the inside surface. the friction between the two is the cause of the squeaking.

Light button is A
Mode button is B
Start button is C
Reset button is D

Standard Time Adjustment:
1) To set time, date, etc. press button B three times (assuming you start in standard time display mode)
2) Press button D until the area you'd like to change is flashing. (i.e.: minutes, date, day, etc.)
3) Press button C to change. Press once for one unit increment of change. Hold for 3 seconds for speedy advance.
4) Press D again until the next area you'd like to change is flashing.
5) At completion of changes press Button B to resume standard time display mode.

It could be the upper sliding on the sole. Taking a drop of extra virgin olive oil and putting at the flex point of the shoe should help.

The Lunarfly is a lot lighter than the Vomero 5, around 2.5 ounces or so. I wanted to get the Lunarfly's but they do not have enough cushion (I'm just recovering from a stress fracture in my metatarsal) for me as of right now. I actually ended up getting the Nike Vomero 5...about 30 dollars more than the Lunarfly but they feel pretty solid to run in!!!
The cushioning for the Vomero 5 is great. I actually got done running 4.5 miles about two hours ago and my legs feel fresh! The only downfall is that the shoes are 9.8 ounces (well, for girls...probably a bit more for men) which isn't too heavy, but I used to run in Mizunos that are 7.7 ounces so it feels slightly heavier. I plan on getting the Lunarfly when track season rolls around but the Vomero is a great shoe! I can't tell you much on the Free, but I know it is supposed to simulate barefoot running...it is a minimal shoe and is very lightweight. You can go the distance on any of these Nike's. I do prefer lighter shoes because like the guy above said, barefoot running is the natural way to run...it's also nice to have a cushioned shoe though for extremely long runs. Go to a running store and test out the shoes by running around the block!
http://www.runnersworld.com/community/fo... << Many people on this site ask about Nike's and I'm sure you can find something on here about the right shoe for you...you can even ask a question yourself!

I would suggest you to use eBay. They offer buyer protection program to keep your payment secured. They offer wide range od selection of women's Nike shoes.

Take it to a jewelry store or watch repair shop.