NisoloReviews of nisolo.com

Nisolo had a great program, called “Five for Five” in which the customer paid $500 and in exchange unlocked codes for a free pair of shoes every 6 months for 5 years (essentially 10 pairs of shoes for $50 per pair). Unfortunately, Nisolo went into foreclosure in January of 2025. New ownership is refusing to honor the existing Five for Five customers and is instead offering a meager “lifetime 25% discount”. So not only have we lost out of whatever remaining amount was left on our Five for Five membership, but we cannot even use this discount in combination with their other sales. So much for an ethical company.

Just another person scammed by Nisolo’s five-for-five program. They only provided 2/10 codes and refuse to provide a refund now that the program has abruptly ended. They offer a 25% coupon code in an “effort to regain trust.” It’s INSULTING to provide a 25% off discount in exchange for failing to provide the other eight codes that I paid for. Buyer beware.

Company doesn't honor their word. Lost out on the five for five program.

Do not trust this company! Terrible customer service, terrible business practices and stole from hundreds possible thousands of customers. And their shoes are very uncomfortable and ill fitting!

These guys are the worst. Do not trust this company they rip people off.

DO NOT EVER BUY FROM THIS COMPANY, COMPLETE SCAM. As others mentioned, there are new owners who are not standing behind a customer program in which people paid 500 dollars for 5 shoes and only received 1 or 2. Now, all the company will do is offer a 25% off code. It's upsetting and a complete scam.

First of all- the quality of these shoes has gone downhill over the past 8 years. I have been a long time supporter and really enjoyed these shoes until we were also scammed with the five for five "deal". It is fraud to keep selling/fulfilling orders while so many people have been taken advantage of, without shoes in exchange. At least reimburse people if you aren't going to honor shoe codes. I can't imagine buying from this company again in the future. If they did go out of business and were purchased by another company as the rumor goes, what a poor way to start out, leaving customers defrauded and unfulfilled.

Another scammed 5-for-5er here. The kicker is that I had been a loyal Nisolo customer for years, already having spent hundreds of dollars on their shoes because I loved the styles, they were well made, and I believed in the company's purported ethics. So when the 5-for-5 came around I saw it as an opportunity to commit to a company I believed in AND treat future me to some great quality shoes. For those of you who are inclined to say that it was always too good to be true and we bought into an obvious scam: The company had run this program before and honored all its obligations to those customers, so there was no reason to believe it wouldn't be the same this time around. For me: Code 1 loaded automatically and I was able to use it without a problem. I had to ask for codes 2 & 3, but in all the previous years Nisolo's customer service had been great so I wasn't alarmed by that minor hitch. When I asked for Code 4, I got crickets. When I chased again, I got no response about my code but DID get the form email saying that the program had been discontinued. How skeezy that they never sent me the message about the program being suspended (which I only know about now after reading about everyone else's experience), and they only sent the discontinuation notice *after* I started inquiring about my codes. It's like they were hoping we'd all just...forget...and they could go on pretending they're still the "ethical" company that they claim to be. The added insult is that they continue to advertise product on their website at DEEPLY discounted rates, so you know they're sitting on inventory. How about letting us use our codes THAT WE'VE ALREADY PAID FOR? It would cost them virtually nothing and at least earn back some goodwill. Their new MO is apparently to screw over their most loyal customers while luring in new fans at unsustainable prices (or, more likely, sacrificing the whole "ethically-made" aspect of their brand by selling inferior-quality shoes made with exploited labor at "amazing sale prices"). Nisolo has given a true MASTERCLASS in how to ruin a brand. Do not support this company.