Nike SNKRS: Sneakers & Apparel

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Last verified 30 Aug 2026

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Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.9 1408058 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Good Luck

   If anyone new is downloading the SNKRS app with the hopes of hitting on a draw or scoring your size for a high demand sneaker, just know it’s not going to happen. I collect and display Jordan’s and 8 months in I am 0-15 on any of the shoes I’ve attempted. I’ve bought 4 pairs for my sister and daughter through app and Nike store purchases, but was only to score two different Jordan 3’s and one Jordan 4 with the help of Dicks Sporting goods through in store reservations. People online and workers through the Nike app will tell you all kinds of tips and tricks to help your chances but no matter what you do the reality is that it won’t help you unless it’s a shoe that won’t sell out or your size doesn’t happen to be as in demand. It’s a ploy for you to use their app more and more with the hope being you will hit one day on a drop. You’re better off knowing that’s not how it will work so don’t have high hope. All resellers or people using bots will continuously win while you lose. Just know that. Try to score big drops through Dicks when they have them because I’m 3 for 3 using Dicks.

   gracie0714 · 30 Aug 2026

2. 4/5Great app… not perfect.

   Really enjoy this app. I’ve become a sneaker head and love it when new sneakers dropping. I’m always checking the “upcoming” option to make sure I don’t miss any drops that I would want. Just having the chance to get some new sneakers feels amazing. There’s a few things that the company might want to look into. Like checking for bots, there should be like a questionnaire before you are allowed to buy some shoes. I believe a lot of bots are getting through for not having any questions to combat against the bots. Also would like to have a few more payment options like pay later options. SNKRS is still getting their money at the end of it, it’s the company that does the pay later that will take the hit at the end of it all if customers don’t pay. But I feel like a lot of people wouldn’t mind paying $25-$40 every two weeks rather than having to fork over $130-$230 up front. Also I don’t remember how the whole shock drop works because I don’t really remember having any notifications come from the SNKRS app. I will usually get a notification from another app I use that tells me when shock drops come. I have missed out on a few sneakers before I started using the new sneaker app. Again this is a great app for long living sneaker heads or brand new ones, make sure you keep clicking on that “upcoming” feature for new and upcoming drops.

   SIMENTAL87 · 30 Aug 2026

3. 4/5Bots & large scale advantages taking away from the average consumer and loyal customers

   I’ve been a lifer to Nike. 30+ yrs since I was a kid. We use to wait in line all day to get sneakers (new releases) and one per customer. The days of brick and mortar are long gone and I’ve seen outlets allowing vans come in of people who buy thousands worth of sneakers and drive away only to resell them on canal street or Jamaica Ave NY for profit. Taking away the average consumers ability to purchase a new pair for their kids for school or sports. Now with online shopping the SNKRs app use to be a place where you could do that and speed the process. Now you can log on at 9:59 with your finger on the trigger to buy the latest Jordan’s only at 10:00 & 2 seconds to miss out on them because somehow they’re all gone. Poof like a David Blaine show! The same groups of people who drive to outlets in vans somehow steal them all before anyone get a chance then sell them for profit on sites like Kix or Goat. It’s diminished the experience and made for a negative perception by us loyal Nike supporters who got the company where it is today but raining loyal to the brand. Something should be done about this and fight the latest “Ticketmaster “ 3rd party purchase flaw that’s replicated to the sneaker world. The app is great, but this all stinks and leaves a spurt taste in my mouth

   mike pensa · 30 Aug 2026

4. 2/5Unnecessary extra app for profit

   Someone said they don’t understand why this app is getting ok/not so excited views and I'm here to tell you why!! I been a member since 2017 and honestly this app is just junk. From entering the raffle for a pair of sneakers all the way to the behind the scenes of each design— no one needed an app for this when it was email newsletter junk previously. It doesn’t matter if Nike has finally gotten to the “bottom” of resellers and bots entering the raffle making it unfair for everyone else. The people are still going to get around it and probably order from like 10 phones to the same address just how Pokemon go people are wild about their shinys and perfect 3stars. If there’s a way— these people won’t care about jumping loopholes. And yet you still cant buy anything on this besides the raffle— everything is sold out. This app is solely for hype beast. You can always get these sneakers months after the release when everyone went crazy and bought it before you even had the chance. In summary- if you want to raffle and read about how its made then great this is for you. But it’s legitimately no reason to have a separate app interface for legit BUYING SNEAKERS. Its all about profit- if there was not enough revenue for one app this company is going to find another way to get foot traffic and you all have fallen for it. Im a person who loves to express myself with clothing and sneakers but not at this point of time. Its enabling people to hoard sneakers and whether you wear them out not they will crumble.

   Buying Items · 30 Aug 2026

5. 4/5Unreliable

   Where can I even begin with Nike SNKRS? The app it self is flawed in terms of the way the release system is set up. The app’s main use is to get rare releases and highly sought after shoes, with that I understand that stock isn’t high and I’m not guaranteed a shoe every time but in the past 8 months since 2020 has began I have yet to get a single pair of shoes I have wanted 0-13. For a Big company like Nike you would expect them to know how the sneaker game works and at least set up some for of bot protection, but no they drop these shoes at 10:00 EST and by 10:05 u get a sold out or did not get em notification. I have never been late on a release time I’ve been as timely as humanly possible with my checkout but every time it end up the same way an L. The app is riddled with resellers with bots that snatch every release before you can even confirm your order leaving you stuck having to pay ridiculous resell prices, leaving the normal people who just want a shoe that they really like and would actually wear with empty hand and filled with anger for a set up that constantly give you nothing. Nike SNKRS is a very frustrating app to use that rewards cheating rather than giving everyone a fair chance to get a sneaker, the app is hysterically unreliable, full of bugs that also interrupt checkout, and all and all frustrating to use. The worst thing about it is that it drags you bag every weekend/drop day just to hand you more L’s. In conclusion Nike SNKRS is wildly inconsistent and not for the people at all, I cannot understand nor do I comprehend how you can have a app for so long and not fix the basic fundamentals that ensure that everyone has a fair chance at getting a sneaker.

   FlatBed FreeStyle 1:35 · 30 Aug 2026

4.1 125092 ratings · Google Play

1. 1/5

   The App isn't working. I have installed it uninstalled it and installed it back and it still doesn't load. only on my android.

   FOFM · 31 Jul 2026

2. 1/5

   never displays shoes, just a wheel spinning, but never loads. uninstall.

   James N. · 31 Jul 2026

3. 1/5

   Bots and crashes. Now I xant even see upcoming releases, just the buffering circle..

   Jayson · 31 Jul 2026

4. 1/5

   Wont let you log in. idk how many times I tried, uninstalled, reinstalled, started a new account. It doesnt work at all!!!!

   AJ · 31 Jul 2026

5. 2/5

   I like the notice for upcoming drops. Lately, the app does not want to load.

   DarkMenace71 · 31 Jul 2026

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