Nike Britomart

I bought my girlfriend a pair of Nike’s from the Newmarket location, I bought the wrong size but got brownie points for trying:) Next day she attempted to exchange the shoes at Nike Britomart. The girl there said they could not exchange the shoes since they came from a different Nike store and that she had to drive to the Newmarket location. She then went to the Newmarket location to find out the size she needed was at the Britomart location and that she would need to go back. Half a Sunday afternoon wasted in traffic in addition to paying 3 times to park.
Anyway the customer experience could use some updating. Thanks, Dan

Considering I had a limited 8 minutes to do my business here at Nike Britomart before my bus headed off at 4pm, I think the shop attendants did a pretty good job to help me in my mission (and I have to say I wasn’t so bad myself — I managed to try on two running tops, go back and forth between the two a few times, make my decision and pay in this limited time space). I did wish I had longer to spend here though (although my wallet probably didn’t…), as there are so many nice styles in a range of awesome colours begging to be tried on, all merchandised nicely to give the store a considerable feeling of slickness. I was also pleasantly surprised by the price of what I bought — I expected the crop top to be up there nearing 100 dollars due to other prices I have encountered before with Nike products, but it was $ 55, which I guess isn’t too bad at all. Also it’s bright orange. Can’t beat that. Will definitely be back here when I’m in need of some new training gear.

At the gym the other day I was suffering from a terrible case of sneaker envy. This girl had the most amazing Nike’s I may have ever seen. Pink with like little polka dots. I needed them or something similar in my life. So I sauntered casually over and enquired as to where she had gotten these perfectly engineered beauties and she replied the Nike Store at Britomart. So naturally on my way home I had to stop in and check this place out.
I was mesmerized by walls of awesome sneakers. Walls of them I tell you!
I was lucky it happened to be payday that day because I totally splashed some cash.
The staff are knowledgable and up to date on all the products instore etc, considering they all seem to be sporty type people themselves.
The running club thing they have going on is a really awesome idea as a sort of interactive advertising gimmick, as a way of getting people instore and interested in their products. It’s pretty fun to head along too, and hitting up a drinking hole after the workout is actively encouraged.

Nike is Nike. Everyone knows what Nike is so if you’re going into the store, you’ll have some idea of what to expect. The Nike Britomart store is the biggest and nicest Nike stockist in my opinion. The staff are friendly and athletic looking (as to be expected), all the experiences I’ve had in there have been good — they’re pretty knowledgable and I feel like they know their shit.
They stock a lot of the Nike running gear, and some of the Nike Sportswear range, but you won’t find any Tier 0 stuff in there, or any of the special collaborations. It’s more the generic Nike stuff. And you know what? It’s actually not that badly priced. I’m a bit of a spender so maybe my opinion is skewed, but I got some full length tights with zips and panels and everything, for like, $ 80.
Every week they’ve got the Nike Run Club which leaves from this Britomart store. It’s free and basically they provide a bit of entertainment and take you on a run with pacers and people to encourage you, then you come back and they’ve got water and Gatorade and more people congratulating you. There’s a real community vibe. Monday at 5:30pm is women’s only which is kind of nice because sometimes it’s stressful running with boys. There are options for 3 and 5 km runs. Wednesday is unisex and there’s also Run Club on Saturdays too.

Nike Britomart fits in perfectly with it’s surroundings. Chic, fresh, stylish, and well, pricy. Of course it’s cool, it’s Nike, and if it wasn’t cool then I would seriously wonder where all that, money was going.
Situated in prime position in the very cool new Britomart area, it’s a store cool to be seen at. Stock is always kept up to date so you can be guaranteed to very latest in exercise gear. they also have a running club that meets at the store every week. You’ll often see groups running around Auckland donning the ‘We Run Auckland’ t-​shirts. Well done Nike.
The staff are all very attractive, coincidence, I think not. They are enough to make you want to exercise and i’m sure are the reason many people go in ‘just to have a look’.
But they’re also friendly and knowledgeable, so that’s a plus.
Cool place, cool locations, cool gears.

Nike Britomart is a great store for all types of running gear and Nike clothing.
One of the first additions the Britomart precinct, Nike Britomart has one of the prime spots on the edge of the grass courtyard area. The store has everything you need fitness-​wise, especially for running. The staff will help you with the practicalities of the products, for example, what shoe is most suitable for what activity.
Stock is regularly updated, with new clothing and shoes coming in all the time. The shop is immaculately kept and visits to the store are usually followed by feelings of wanting everything inside it.
As well as mainly stocking running and fitness gear, casual day-​to-​day wear has made its way into the shop, and can be particularly comfortable — as most have elements of Nike’s ‘dri-​fit’ technology.