The Good Feet StoreReviews of goodfeet.com

Mary jo Excellent

I would recommend the Good Feet 3-Step System to anyone looking for arch support and relief from foot pain. Both of my feet hurt, and I have tried various products, including orthopedic-recommended Brooks shoes and insoles. With the Good Feet system, I noticed immediate relief. The pain radiating from the middle of my foot stopped. I would give the product 4 stars since I am just starting with it, but I hope over time it strengthens my feet and cures the pain. However, I am not impressed by the service provided by the store in Fairfax, VA. The store manager overpromised and underdelivered. She also failed to mention that the cushions are not replaceable, unlike the three insoles. She insisted that she makes these presentations every day to customers and cannot forget, which felt like she was implying that I was lying. I am very disappointed with the service and regret dealing with someone who lacks accountability.

Luma our sales representative at the Shelby Twp location was awesome. Luma was very knowledgeable when it came to feet as well as being attentive to our needs. Her customer service skills made us feel comfortable and confident about the product. The purchase was well worth the time and money. Thank you Luma.❤️🙏🏽

20250215 The Good Feet Store Review After spending many hours in The Good Feet Store in Kennesaw, GA, I realized The Good Feet Store does not accept any online coupons except their own store discount on a future purchase (that's only after you purchase their $1,700.00 package for 3-levels of shoe inserts)!! My husband decided to purchase the Level 1 inserts for $600 to hopefully alleviate the pain in his feet. No discount nor after sale coupon was offered. The inserts look used or like a display model.

Don't waste your money on The Good Feet Store. I visited in July 2024 for plantar fasciitis relief. After spending over $1,000 and going back for re-fitting 3 months later, I am still suffering with pain in both feet (now Feb 2025).

With severe arthritis in both feet, fallen arches and a bunion big enough to bust out Topsider stitching 40 yrs ago, my husband finally became very tired of watching me gimp around the house every evening, so he told me he was taking me to The Good Feet Store the next day. That was scary for me because I'm that person that must do research, shop, then sleep on the idea of having something new prior to doing anything. However, if his sister swears by it and his other sister supports it, then I'm ready to check it out. I had been seeing the commercials and thinking, " this is just another shoe store, but one that sells inserts...". True; however, this is different. I saw very few shoes on display, but it's not the shoes that take precedence here, it's the customer. We spent 2 hours there while Store Manager, Anthony B. measured and I tried on and walked a while, then beamed and walked again. He was a patient gem. Long story short, my feet felt better than they had in years and, although we couldn't afford it, I was still happy to pay the price to feel this way every day. The package I bought included a wkly schedule for 5 custom arch supports, each costing $487 with Velcro stays @ $8, 6 cushion insoles @ $28 each, 5 pr socks @ $23 each, 1 pr. athletic shoes @ $140. Yes, it was far too expensive for us, simply because we don't have the money, but the 0% interest payment plan made it easier to swallow. Perhaps my feet hurt more than those that left fewer stars on their review. I've only been wearing them for 1 week and the jury may still be out; However, if I continue getting this much relief, my time will be measured "before" and "after" my Good Feet Store visit.

The fact that they pressure you to buy and that they don't accept returns is a BIG RED FLAG. DO NOT BUY FROM GOOD FEET. it is a scam. They do not work and the fit is subpar. If you're spending $2500 ,they better fit like a glove. They don't. DO NOT BUY FROM GOOD FEET

I went to the Gainesville Florida watched the sales person take a cheap pair of arch supports from a box and a 75.00 pair of “walking shoes” from the back room. I tried them and listened to the sales pitch then the outrageous price of 1800 dollars for less than 100 dollars of product you can get anywhere. So sad these scammers are allowed to dupe the unexpected public. Fortunately I did not purchase. That big a price is one that anyone should wait at least 10 days before committing to so clear thought can be given. I think if you get out of the store and away from the sales pitch you likely will not buy.