I bought this Flexo – Spasersko for 600, new. In this 7 months since purchase I used it only part of the time, as normal everyday street wear, and it's worn out and destroyed already. I'm so tired of this kind of low quality junk…. Any tips on where and what brand of sneakers I could buy that lasts long, Oslo region or online? I'm willing to go up in price if is good quality.

by manzare

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  1. You have 2 years reklamasjonsrett on shoes in Norway. No receipt is required, only proof of purchase. Like for example a screenshot of a bank statement.

    Take them back and say that these do not live up to the quality standard that you were expecting, and that you would like to get a new pair or your money back, since they probably can’t fix this damage.
    (They have the right to offer a repair if they want), if the issue prevails after the first repair, you have the right to claim your money back.

    They are not limited to give you a giftcard, you have the right to claim your cash back if they won’t/can’t repair.

    Edit: if the model is no longer available, you are entitled to a similar pair as the price you paid originally. Something that could arguably replace the same form and functionality.

  3. I would suggest going with something with Gore Tex . Will resist the water-snow slush comming soon. You could get boots with more warmer inside, or more like “ hiking shoes” style. There are a bunch of cheaper shops in the city center, rhat i remember of.
    All the “ water resistan” and different variations are just crap in the long run.
    Maybe some leather shoes / boots could also be more stylish . Many products to make them more water resistant.

  5. My Ekko shoes are very solid… but you will have to pay a lot more than 600…

  7. I swear by Ecco and Alfa for anything that isn’t a motorcycle boot.

  8. I use ECCO shoes for work, both winter and summer. They see some rough use year around and they last for 3-4 years. if i used them normal i bet they would last ten years. But they are expensive, but perhaps not in the long run

  9. I get my dailies from Nike or Adidas- usually outlet-shops in Vestby. They last a season or two, with a lot of usage.

    I had Ecco, but they didn’t handle a walk in some damp grass, so I swore I would never get another pair.
    My wife has some Ecco shoes, they seem to have good quality as well.

  10. Small private own shoe stores are the best and you get to help out the locals.

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