I purchased a pair of Nike Air Monarch training shoes (new) about a month ago. After a week or so of use, the shoes began developing a loud squeak. That is, when walking in these shoes, a loud squeaking noise is generated with every step. The squeak is not generated by the outer sole and the floor surface (like when walking with wet shoes on a tile floor). This squeak occurs even when walking on carpeting and appears to emanate from somewhere between the inner and outer layers of the sole in the area under the ball of your foot. The squeak is prominent enough that not only can you hear it, but you can feel it. The shoe actually vibrates under the ball of your foot with each step. This is an extremely aggravating sensation and I find myself loosening the laces and slipping my feet out of them whenever possible. I wish I had never bought Air Monarchs and would not recommend this shoe to anyone. This was the first pair of Nikes I have owned in quite some time and will probably be the last. With so many others complaining about the same issue, there is obviously a design defect with this shoe. Nike should pull this model from the shelves and provide a full refund to anyone having this issue.
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