The Good Feet StoreReviews of goodfeet.com

I love the templates, but I have doubts about their scanner, and I regret being convinced to pay for all three templates when it was possible to pay for just one afterward, and that bothers me. The service is fabulous but a little misleading.

I bought orthotics from Goodfeet many years ago. They are very supportive and have helped relieve my foot pain following an ankle injury. However, their prices have gotten way out of hand. I went to get a replacement cushion that goes over the hard plastic orthotic. I few years ago they were around $30 for a pair. Yesterday they told me they now only sell 3 pairs at a time for $140. $140 for cushions? It is ridiculous.

7 weeks 6 pairs of shoes 2 fittings $2400 = constant pain Talked with the manager, she was very understanding and patient. Together we discussed options and decided that there must be something else going on. I'll contact my podiatrist and chiropractor and see what other treatment options they recommend. If those treatments do not resolve the issues, I'll return and see what Good Feet can do within the treatment plan.

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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.

I went to the GFS to see if they could help me with knee and back pain. The sales lady was very friendly. First she did an imprint of my feet. Came back with 4 sets of arch supports. She explained the purpose of each of these. I walked around the store to try out each set. As with the other reviewers I was rather shocked at the cost. But because of my chronic pain I was willing to give them a try. After payment I was asked to sign a form stating all sales are final. Later as I was looking over my bill I was not happy to see that several of the items were way overpriced. The socks they include cost almost twice as much as you can buy them elsewhere, as well as the velcro dots to hold the supports in place. After 3 days I do have less back pain. Will continue to use them as instructed and hope to see continued improvement. Still feel like the price is unreasonably high

I am leaving this right after leaving the store. I have to admit I read these reviews while sitting with my feet on their vibrating foot massager. With my flat feet and bad knees I couldn’t walk with their “correction “ orthotic as it caused more knee pain than normal. Their maintainer insert was better, but still caused knee pain. The “relaxer” felt the best if the three” and none of their “specialty” shoes fit my wide feet with any of their inserts. Our fitter was very nice, knowledgeable and wasn’t pushy in the least. We had to pick up our grandson so had to cut the pressure part of the presentation short. Bottom line…?? Having a brick and mortar store costs $$$$ Having nice representatives that know the product is worth $$$ Helping your feet and posture can be worth $$$ But the cheapest price of APX $1500 FOR JUST the 3 step plan up to-$2400 with socks, shoes, compression socks and vibrating foot massager, was on the steep side. I was expecting half or less of those numbers. I can’t justify leaving less than three as I didn’t buy the items, nor can I justify more than three due to the prices. Stop in, have your feet imprinted and test walk them for yourself IF knowing the prices fits into your budget. Richmond Va area store. Nice sales girl.

I have known for years that I needed orthotics. So I decided to trust this company. I was given fairly good customer service, and I felt good about buying the orthotics and the shoes--but unreasonably expensive. I hoped they would make a difference. They actually do help when they are on my foot but they make my foot lean as I walk. The really poor experience was with CareCredit as I bought them on credit. Trying to talk to a real person is almost impossible, since I wanted to pay with check but didn't have the correct address to pay to. The situation was resolved, but only after much hassle and grief. You don't need that.