Try ajio or adidas.co.in
If using adidas site, they will display the offers on almost each page. For ajio, same. Try cred games to see if you can get something like 550 OFF on 1500 coupon for Ajio.
Why not to buy from Myntra? I'm just curious. I've been buying on myntra for the last 10 years and it's one of the most genuine websites to buy from. In fact I've always had a bad experience with Ajio but never on Myntra.
shoes are tricky, esp if you have wider feet. I too am in the same boat. Always check out a few models in the shop and then buy online.
Bit the bullet and bought a colorway which wasn't available in Amazon "Dark blue and green" with yellow accents and yellow sole, imo looks sick. Spent 2k for the only piece available lol.
congrats! enjoy!
Link to product, now out of stock due to yours truly - https://www.adidas.co.in/orbitra-m/GB2570.html also the color is blue and yellow, sorry I miss remembered.
Had two incidents (exact same ones) in the family.
I'd like to share some of my experiences over the last decade and possibly over 2000 orders. About 5-6 years ago I bought adidas cleats for 3k, used it for over 3 months and would always trip while running because the size wasn't right. I couldn't risk an injury so I sent an email to myntra, they denied for a couple of times and finally approved return and refund 3.5 months after purchase and for moderately used shoes.
The narrative is surprising. Myntra was my regular site for years until I had to make a return for damaged item. The item was torn on receipt. I had launched the return within couple of minutes of receipt.
I only started working here about 6 months back. All these events occured years ago. I believe they treat their customers differently based on purchase history. A friend of mine has also been using myntra for about a decade and has never faced a problem once.
I wouldn't judge a platform by how they treat their loyal customers. They make money off them.
Yes but for me their Adidas/Nike/Puma shoe collection is generally limited and prices are higher than most online stores. They do want you to take their own brand gear a lot though. OP I think you can check prices/stock on decathlon online as well, and then visit to check the fit etc and complete the purchase.
I hate amazon interface when it is compared to myntra but still avoid myntra. My account was only 5 years old with myntra when i stopped using them.
I don't think decathlon keeps adidas etc brands. I'd personally prefer decathlon over these brands. It's not like adidas and others are bad but their product distribution is vague in India. It feels like they are not a specialist in the business. They have a generic description for all of their shoes. But when I go to Decathlon, I see 5 different types of running shoes. There are some which are mesh, some don't get wet, some have wet grip, some only go for race tracks etc. They know what they sell and are very clear about it. That's why they are specialist.
