Nike Brand

Cette boutique Nike à SF est vraiment immense, le staff est ultra accueillant à l’américaine, et très serviable également ! Mais j’ai été déçue par la sélection, certes les dernières nouveautés étaient là, mais dans le style plus lifestyle que je recherchais, il y avait finalement assez peu de choix.
Néanmoins le magasin m’a semblé hyper bien achalandé au niveau des gammes vraiment sportives, et le lieu en lui même, plutôt impressionnant né m’a, lui, pas déçu du tout. À voir si vous aimez la marque, ou même si vous êtes de passage là bas, pour découvrir les différentes collections de Nike dans un espace moderne, design avec des vendeurs d’une efficacité redoutable !

It is 7:50pm and I just contacted this store to ask a question. The hours on Unilocal and on their store recording clearly state that they close at 8:00pm, so why is the recording on at 7:50pm. Great customer service.

After visiting the Allen Edmonds stores I opted to visit the 6 story Nike store. Amazing displays for all kinds of sports and a great Giants selection in the baseball area. I was looking for some Air Max 90’s but it seemed like the color scheme was focused on Red. I never buy red shoes, I just don’t find them too appealing. Plus we are talking over $ 100.00 a pair, so you have to like them.
Nice selection of running shoes, training shoes and dry fit clothing plus Air Jordans, expensive too! Michael Jordan has this corner but there is a new kid in town wearing Under Armor, our local boy Steph Curry. I walk out empty handed. Oh Well! This is a great place to bring your out of town guest.

Yesterday before the end of our trip, we decided to check this store out. It was a short walk from our hotel, and being a small time connoisseur of Nike shoes I knew we’d be coming home with something.
The store is clean and well organized. The staff we talked to were all friendly for the most part.
When it was time for me to narrow down my shoe choice I had a bit of a hard time tracking someone down to find my size. I think the poor kid working that area was a little overwhelmed. He made very little eye contact and spoke very little.
We went up to the men’s section and we were approached right away by a friendly girl who brought out a couple different pairs for my boyfriend. He didn’t end up purchasing any for himself but she went out of her way to show him some options he might like.
All in all a good experience!

6 floors of cool Nike gear! My teenager loved it! Awesome selection. 6^th floor has the history of Jordans with displays of all the shoes. Fun to see!

This store has the worst customer service. I called to check inventory on a shoe I was looking for and a girl answered laughing. She then continued on to not know anything about the shoe I was asking for, asked me for my size three times, told me no they don’t have the shoe, said wait let me check again and finally had me on hold for over 15 min before I hung up.
I’m a big fan of Nike but can not stand the horrible employees at this store, I’d rather go to Sports Basement where they pride themselves on great customer service.

This place was kind of a disappointment. 5 floors of nothing really. If you collect J’s like I do, there’s not much here for you. Running was the only decent section but you’re better off going to Shoe Palace or Champs.

I’ve been at this location before and was hoping to find the Men’s Lunar Eclipse 5 in stock. To my disappointment, only the current season styles are available. Upon reading the online forums, I found out that particular model was being discontinued.
Nonetheless, I got the Men’s Lunar Tempo 2, which I strongly advise to get a ½ size up as they run a little snug than usual. I also got the Men’s Zoom Vapor Court 9.5, which I was surprised the black/​white style was also not available. It wasn’t much of an issue because I got the stealth/​black-​hrtg cyan-​obsdn instead, which is a very trendy color.
Overall, the customer service was excellent. The sales associate (s) made sure to give me some breathing room (at least 3 – 4 minutes), when I was shopping, before asking if I needed assistance. On busy days, expect the service to be slow and be patient. =)
The one thing that should be looked into is maybe turning up the a/​c (just a suggestion). I was breaking a sweat while trying on shoes under the warm spotlights. =P
As a satisfied customer, I will be coming back again.

This Nike store is so big! I forgot how many set of escalators we took to get to the top!

I came into the store looking for something to possibly buy, but mainly just browse. I was greeted by a friendly face, whose name is Alicia. She was super friendly, enthusiastic and excited to help me out. I was browsing for comfy shoes to train and run in that weren’t in black. She recommended me the shoes and showed me the available colors that they have online. She even told me what they were mainly worn for and what athlete would typically wear them. I loved all her recommendations through the store from shoes to jackets.
Everyone I ran into was friendly and greeted me. Awesome customer service! I ended up ordering shoes online since they didn’t carry the color I wanted in the store. Free shipping!

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We came here to design our custom-​made shoes. Terrible service and employees /​the store manager don’t understand their own system. We wasted 2 hrs and left very unsatisfied. I expected a decent service from Nike! A very disappointed customer.
I have never given a bad review and by doing so my goal is to bring awareness to improve it

Excellent store set up, lots of options, nice displays and good space BUT the service is lacking… sorely lacking! How do you have so much square footage on so many levels and not a single Nike employee that seems to care about what I need. Those that I did see were more concerned with folding clothes than they were with servicing customers. Pathetic.

The new reconstruction of the Niketown Store has got it even better than it was before. It now features a multi level floor of displays in a spacious manner. Each floor is categorized by the style and fit. Each floor is accompanied by its own elevator and escalator making it easier to browse around. On every floor, there are several of workers ready to answer your questions but of course there are times when the customers outnumber the employees. then there would have to be a wait for response.
In terms of inventory and pricing, this store is usually good with having stuff available because its such a big shop (probably a flagship store) but the pricing is pretty much Retail price and never really any sales or deals on it. What I usually do is like to try the sizing on here and end up getting my shoes or clothes elsewhere/​online because of the sales.
During holiday season as it is approaching, it only gets more and more crowded resulting in probably a more over whelming shopping experience. But don’t let the small things get to you. The store is probably one of the bigger, well structured Nike store that I’ve been to. Workers here are usually very nice and friendly.

Went here yesterday to buy some new nike shoes for my collection. Was «helped» by an Asian chick named Sam, I believe. She never smiled once, got my shoes then held onto it for a few minutes while I was just sitting there watching her gossip with her coworker and when her convo was over, she gave me my shoes. I tried on different shoes and sizes and she just had a very bitter RBF the entire time. I was thinking in my head should I ask her if she hates her job? She was terrible. I would have asked someone else for help but some were busy with other customers and two workers who were hanging out in the treadmill display and chatting, not helping anyone. Just poor customer service.
Then walks up a white couple and her demeanor absolutely changed. She engaged in convo, smiled, even opened up the shoebox and took out the stuffing and handed the customer her shoes. What’s the deal? Does she not like her own people? I was super irritated. My husband is an ultimate mister nice guy so he just kept being nice to her but she was still rude to us. I don’t understand why as we were nice to her and didn’t do anything out of the ordinary. It’s sad how one person can just put a bad taste in your mouth about your experience with that company. I’m a Recruiter for a top rated tech company and I found it appalling that she was hired to work at such a prominent store — the main Nike store in union square.
I don’t know if she looked at us and assumed we didn’t have money because I was in gym gear and would rather help that dresses up Caucasian couple, but that’s how she made me feel as a customer. We ended up buying 2 pairs of shoes for $ 300 — I did not mention her name as someone who helped me.

Terrible, horrible, awful customer service.
Came here on my lunch break with limited time to spend in this pathetic excuse for a store. Simply wanted to buy a pair of $ 150 running sneakers. Obviously they don’t want my business so I’ll take it elsewhere.
1) The greeter at the entrance was wrapped up in a conversation with his buddy and ignored me, as well as all the other customers shuffling in and out.
2) I went upstairs and stood by the wall of sneakers, waiting for a sales associate. One girl was trying to help several customers at once which I get is stressful, but she didn’t even acknowledge me. I couldn’t even make eye contact with her. She kept disappearing in the back and each time she came out, completely ignored me even though I called out to her asking for help.
3) I finally found another associate who said she couldn’t help me, I had to wait for the super busy girl. «Just be patient,» she said in an exasperated tone.
Well, no thanks. I was patient but I only had a certain amount of time to waste.
THANKS FOR NOTHING, NIKE. Won’t be coming back here ever.

This place is huge! I can’t believe I haven’t been here before when I come to San Francisco! The staff was welcoming and helpful, I wanted to buy so much but I left with 2 jackets. They have a lot of variety of shoes and clothing. I can’t think of anything else to share but to yes visit this place if you’re ever in town especially if you love nike!

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I’m not sure what makes Nike so attractive to drug dealers, crack heads & the remaining mass of losers who congregate early Saturday mornings to queue up while smoking weed and trashing Union Square with their «mackdonal’s» wrappings.
Obviously these people are not from the area because they have no respect for other people’s experience.
Ghetto.

G. H. E. T. T. O.
I’m not sure what makes Nike so attractive to drug dealers, drug smokers & the remaining mass of losers who congregate early Saturday mornings to queue up while smoking weed and trashing Union Square with their «mackdonal’s» wrappings.
Obviously these people are not from the area because they have no respect for other people’s experience.
Ghetto.

Ahhhhh the Nike store… Let me rewind two years… I was in San Francisco and the Nike store was in a temporary location due to the new location where you will find them now being under renovation. Of course this new location opened the day I left town, so I didn’t get to see it.
Fast forward to this year, and I’m back in San Francisco. I’m like a big kid and excited for my visit to the Nike store. Maybe I was riled up too much for my return visit because I was underwhelmed. It’s not bad by any stretch, but I was expecting more from this store. Expecting more merchandise, more variety, and more employees. I was in the market for a running shoe, and a very specific running shoe at that. I was ignored by the first employee my entire visit even though it was obvious I was interested in shopping for a pair of shoes. I patiently waited for someone else to come, and finally I was helped. The guy who wound up helping me was real nice and had some good information on the different running shoes. I bought a pair of running shoes here because they do not sell this particular style of Nike in New Orleans, and the only other way I can get them is to order them online. I’ll go back to get another pair of the same shoes if the size I need is not available online, or if they have an exclusive color which is sometimes available when it’s time for the San Francisco marathon.

I just LOVE Nike and wanted to visit Niketown, especially hearing that this was one of the biggest and newly remodeled locations. The reason this gets a 3-​star rating is because even though they have about 6 floors to this store, there really was nothing that stood out to me that should make this place have 6 floors. Just a simple waste of space, and everything could be put into 2 floors.

C’est grand, flashy, et on vous demande très régulièrement comment vous allez… Bienvenue au Nike d’SF !
Pas forcément ma marque favorite, mais c’est un détour shopping obligé quand on se rend à San Francisco avec les collègues CMs.
L’avantage: on y retrouve les dernières nouveautés de la marque, qu’on peut essayer sur un tapis roulant, la classe ! Le staff est super serviable, et vous dégotera la paire de basket à votre taille en moins de temps qu’il faut pour le dire.
Running, ou casual urbain, vous trouverez beaucoup de choix ! Mon petit coup de coeur va à leur sweats colorés, avec le logo à la célèbre virgule un peu retravaillé en vintage.
A faire, même sans acheter, la déco à elle seule, vaut le détour !

For such a big place they have it so clean organized and best of all all the employees are so nice and helpful. They have such a lovely store almost a art museum slash nike store. I got the ‘Flyknit Racer’ and I’m obsessed!!! They feel like nothing else I’ve ever had! My husband got the same pair and after walking all day and trying those on it was hard to take them off. This place seems super attentive to your «perfect fit». I saw people running on the treadmill and a employee using a iPad to watch his feet. Ummm if I were into running I would want ;) very fun great place!

I picked up a pair of new kicks from here while we were in town. =)

This is a huge store with great displays and a wide range of Nike products. Some of the staff are little hit and miss on the customer service front, but you get to expect that at large crazy busy stores like this.
I love the way they renovated the store, there is lots of cool interior design in every nook and cranny.

Clean store! Friendly associates! Expensive!
Four floors of fun for the any athlete!
My husband wanted a new pair of running shoes. We went upstairs to the men’s floor and were immediately helped by Jake. He grabbed a pair of shoes for us and was helpful answering all of our questions. The store is well laid out and easy to navigate through. They even have a treadmill to test out running shoes:) In addition to shoes, Nike Town has a full selection of work out clothes, hats, socks, and accessories. Great selection, but this place is a little pricey. $ 185 for a pair shoes, $ 80 for a shirt, $ 35 for hats, $ 20 for three pairs of socks, or $ 18 for one pair of red cotton socks
If you have the dough, Nike Town is a one stop shop for all you athletic needs!

Der große Nike Store ein paar Blocks von der Market Street entfernt ist optisch wirklich klasse gemacht.
Die Designer haben sich hier wirklich ausgetobt und ein Geschäft entworfen, was für einen Besuch gut ist, aber eben auch nur für den Besuch und weniger zum Shoppen.
Auf sechs Stockwerken findet sich einiges aus der Nike Kollektion, aber leider eben nur einiges.
Ich finde der komplette Part Schuhe, wurde etwas stiefmütterlich behandelt. Es gibt es zwar eine Auswahl aus allen Bereichen des Sports, aber trotzdem fand ich diese nicht so befriedigend, wie ich sie aus Fachgeschäften kenne, die sich nur auf Schuhe spezialisiert haben.
Den Lifestyle-​Bereich sucht man hier fast vergebens, oder aber er wurde so gut getarnt, da sich ihn nicht gefunden habe.
So habe ich mir nur das Geschäft angeschaut und bin nach einem Abstecher wieder raus und habe mein Nike-​Paar bei einem Sportschuhfachgeschäft gefunden. :-)

I remember choosing my own pair of Nike shoes at the old Niketown with my mom before I was in the second grade. Watching the shoes go up and down the tubes was pretty incredible when I was a kid.
Since then, Nike San Francisco has gotten a makeover with a better floor plan and some elaborate sculptures. Now, there’s plenty of floors filled with merchandise from wall to wall.
Customer service can be a hit or miss. I’ve only had a few bad experiences here over the years. The main one being the lack of controlling shoe releases but I’ve just given up on «camping out» since the yeezy foamposite drop. That was the biggest disappointment in my shoe collecting years. It’s a hit or miss with the Twitter release but at least it’s safer.
Pro tip:
Keep your time up on the sixth floor (basketball/​skateboarding) short. It gets super hot up there and the AC is lacking. You’ll be sweatin bullets in NO time.

This is a good place to visit. It has the speciality items and unique things — not a go place to purchase your shoes and other things you might want

Loja grande de 6 andares porém bem… ok. Nada demais aqui dentro a não ser que tem uma variedade limitada de produtos.
Fui em busca de uma chuteira porém nada e conseguir encontrar o modelo disponível na loja, somente pela internet mesmo para comprar.
Vantagem desta loja é que está localizada no centro de San Francisco e nada mais. Uma pena.

Always a cool store!
The display windows always get me.
There’s a lot of creativity in having a dynamic scene that highlights athletic products!
The holiday windows were especially nice.

Un gran espacio con 5 plantas… Mal aprovechado! Sobra espacio por todos lados y se ve poco producto; yo buscaba las clásicas «air max» y las tenían en solo 3 ó 4 colores y nada modernas. Siempre he usado Nike y he estado en otras tiendas de la casa y la verdad es que esta, para estar en San Francisco y ser lo grande que es, me decepcionó un poco… Esperaba más :s