The Good Feet StoreReviews of goodfeet.com

These folks are worse than used car salesmen. Their inserts are worth about $30, not $2500. Good grief, don't get suckered.

Buyer beware if you purchase this joke of inserts .. I was stupid to let them talk me into purchasing these as I did. When you do your payment this is when you NEED TO WATCH OUT FOR. I am making payments and on my call in just 2 weeks ago I was told what my balance was I'm like ok getting this paid off good and BAM TODAY I WENT TO MAKE ANOTHER PAYMENT AND IT WENT UP A 1000 DOLLARS . I Immediately called Synchorony Bank and asked what was going on. They said it was interested rate. PLEAS watch out for this . I was blind sited as they did not send a text email not even letter . I had even asked the Representative why wasnt i notified . She said nothing silence.I am beyond Pissed.

Be careful, very expensive, I have developed pain in my posterior thigh and lower back, my foot feels sore and bruised, uncomfortable. I really suggest researching other options that are much more affordable. The inserts might feel OK when you try them in the shop, but, that doesn't reflect wearing them all day.

took me for $1,000. misdiagnosed from the beginning and would not refund any only to trade up. stay clear, pure B/S

Pressure sales gave guilt trip about not buying product.

I went to the GFS desperate for relief from foot pain and influenced by advertising that I heard on the radio. In the store the inserts give some instant relief. Now I believe it was an illusion because it was a different feel from the pain I had experienced for so long. I cannot begin to say how stupid I was for buying their product, but like so many others, I was hoping for some relief from foot pain. The “skilled” salesperson did not provide the price until the very end and even though it was ridiculously high, I paid it thinking I would be able to walk comfortably again. Now after weeks of trying to work with the program, it has not made much of a difference. I do not recommend using the GFS products. Instead go to an orthopedic or podiatric specialist. You will save money, get a correct diagnosis and relief.

Came to your store last weekend.. Your product wasn't for me.. So in return you've given out my email address..Since the weekend I've received over 100 farrrrking BS emails..REALLY

This business does not even deserve one star. Run, don’t walk away from the Good Feet store. You will be buying into “the system“, which is really more like a cult. As we were signing the receipts, we were told that there is no refund policy. We weren’t even given a 30 day trial, for their so-called “custom orthotics.” The sales people are highly trained in the art of BS. Remember what PT Barnum once said, “There is a sucker born every minute.” My partner and I certainly took the bait and paid over $3000 for new sneakers and three pairs of orthotics. They should be sued for false advertising. And for Boomer Esiason to endorse these products is downright wrong. Don’t make the same mistake we did. Research this place, read the reviews and make an informed decision.