The Good Feet StoreReviews of goodfeet.com

Peter was very nice, explained everything but kept avoiding pricing whenever I bought it up during an hour long waste of time free fitting appointment. That was a red flag for me. During the fitting, he kept introducing new products (compression socks, foot massager, "house shoes", sneakers). Then the drop dead moment: Out he comes with a laminated pricing card with what I thought were mortgage payments! He immediately went into a pitch to scan a QR code to see if I pre-qualify for a credit card so I could make payments without interest. The biggest red flag came when he said store credit only. Told him sorry I couldn't afford it and tried to get out of the store. He did he best to keep me inside, but I escaped a $1,500.00 charge for a product I'm finding is overpriced and harmful to many people who purchased and used them. I was stupid to bother going there without doing the research!

I had bought arch supports at the Good Feet Store in West DesMoines Iowa . I had the supports for 4 years and my hip had started to hurt again. I called and made an appointment, went in and found out my supports needed to be replaced. Since my supports were guaranteed for life. I got a new pair of supports absolutely free. Unbelievable Such good service !!!!!

Be upfront with the cost!!!!!!! and be honest. If you yourself believe in your product then offer an honest refund policy and not just a worthless store credit. Your product not only did NOTHING you claimed it would, it caused worse problems that required discontinuing use of the product all together. Wish there was less than a one star rating. Sophisticated Scam

My wife and I went to the Good Feet store today. The sales guy was very good, knowledgeable, and respectful. We both felt comfortable with the information we received until the price was presented to us. $4200.00. We we almost fell over when we saw it. Sorry, not worth it.

Incredibly expensive for what you get, but supposedly you just have to 'come back in' for replacements and it's a 'single lifetime investement.' NOT! They want even more money for replacing the old inserts. It's a scam - avoid it! I'm just as happy with the ones I'm getting off Amazon. I'm just ashamed I got conned by these people!

Don’t trust any of the high reviews. They sell a pieces of plastic for outrageous amounts. When placed in shoes like HOKA, your inserts will “fart” with every step, and they claim they are not good shoes despite proclamations by everyone who works on their feet, like nurses. I wish I would have looked at this site prior, but was desperate for foot pain relief.

What a scam! You can get a pair of custom Orthotics through a podiatrist for around $300! Just taking advantage of the Gullible!

They promise to be a life long investment where you can return for free for a new fitting. The catch is that you must have your old orthotic to turn in. After 5 years, I couldn’t find my orthotic and was told I would need to pay. $400 for a new assessment. They had all my info in the computer, had given me new orthotics which entailed a new assesment before, and wouldn’t do it again. I had recommended them to others, but now regret doing so.