The Good Feet StoreThe Good Feet Store’s personally-fitted arch supports and orthotics are designed to relieve foot, heel, knee, hip, and back pain often caused by foot-related problems like plantar fasciitis and bunions. Stop by any store for your free, no-obligation, personalized fitting.
The Good Feet Store (goodfeet.com) has 1,959 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.3 out of 5.
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Gail W.
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!
Matthew
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.
Customer
What a scam! You can get a pair of custom Orthotics through a podiatrist for around $300! Just taking advantage of the Gullible!
Jackie
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.
Jim
Would not return merchandise after 1hour, signed me up with an off-shore bank, couldn’t be any worse!
Joe S.
my foot doctor said to stay away from these stores. they are expensive and they don't work!
Ralph W.
The problem is US! We still think some problems with our feet can be fixed by buying a mass produced product. Guilty. Your feet are different from my feet and everyone else's. The correction needed must be MADE FOR ME! We do the same with pills, supplements and orthotics. It cannot be done! So we fall for TV ads with smiling people and the super salesmen/women who are well trained in showing us a "pain free life." I spent over $2K and now have plantar faciitus, hammer toes and knee pain. Went to a podiatrist, diagnosed properly, got orthotics made from her recommended professional and I am healing with custom made orthotics. Cost was $1k for Orthotics made for my foot. Yes, GF sales personnel are specially trained to put us in the place where we willingly give our hard earned money. But look in the mirror AND AVOID THE GOODFEET STORE AT ALL COSTS!
Joanne
Like a lot of people I feel scammed and now my family are saying "I told you so" I felt backed into a corner and the price was amazing. As soon as I had a reaction to this Zippay or Ipay or whatever it was, was offered to me. I have been in contact with them 3 times in the first week as it is getting very painful in areas that did not have pain and am having to take days off work. I have recently become aware that it is non-refundable. I should have assumed this. If someone asks I would suggest not using this business.
