Nike

Ok well.... I've read through a few negative reviews of Nike and I'm not at all impressed!!!! lol I love Nike its one of my top brands of sportswear. When I was dieting all I wanted was to be able to fit into trackie bottoms that were branded! Call me a lemming but I wouldn't dream of wearing unbranded trainers in particular. Must be a hang up from my school days lol To me Nike has fabby advertising, and a great range of sports stuff! The ladies range is great and the prices are reasonable! I've had a pair of Nike trainers for 2 years now and they've withheld the test of time and if they look grubby I sling them in the wash and they ...  Read the complete review

There are many sport brands around but Nike in my opinion is the best. Although it is not the cheapest brand in the world, the styling is a lot better than its rivals. Nike spend millions on advertising with great adverts really catching the imagination of potential buyers. The various adverts are some of the best around and have their rivals such as Adidas trying to play catch up. Back to the actual clothes and equipment, they are well designed and very comfortable to wear or play with. Nike sell everything you could think of for all types of sport. In fact, they have so many lines, there is now a Nike Town shop in central London (corner of Oxford ...  Read the complete review

I know it seems stupid this whole brand loylalty thing but there is method to my madness. I had a pair of Nike trainers which I still wear for gardening in and the such like. They are falling to pieces, the soles are torn in half across the ball of the foot, and whats left is worn smooth. They are looking tatty. I bought a nice new pair of Nikes to replace them. What is the relevance I hear you ask? (Do I hear you ask?) Well I'll tell you anyway. The Nikes I replaced were ones I got when I was at school. I used to wear them for PE, for playing Hockey (on abrasive astroturf), for cycling in and for day to day wear. I learned to drive in them, I went to ...  Read the complete review

I have worn Nike trainers, caps and sportswear for almost ten years now, and cannot see myself changing anytime soon. It all started when for some reason or other I decided that I really needed to co-ordinate my sporting look. The more I think about this, the less sense it makes, but to this day it still bugs me when I see someone with an Adidas cap, an Umbro top, Le Coq Sportif trousers and Nike trainers. Irrational I know, but it gets on my nerves! Having developed a liking for Basketball and Michael Jordan, I plumped for Nike (who says marketing does not work?!). The need to be seen to keep the look started with a tracksuit I needed for school. This developed ...  Read the complete review

In 1998 I visited Nike Town in New York with my fiancé (then boyfriend). Whilst there, we did buy a large amount of Nike products, that I doubt we would have bought if we hadn’t been, not for the reason that you could only get them in America, because I am sure that if we searched around London or any of the other big cities in England, we could find them, at a reduced price to what they were in America. A lot of what we bought was bought on impulse, some things were what we planned to buy, and others were bought as presents to take back to my family. I have decided to write down for you the things I can remember buying, and what I (or whoever they were ...  Read the complete review