Dear Friends, 2023…read moremarked the start of a change in my life. We all make resolutions at the start of the year but this change isn't a resolution. It's a change.... I decided that instead of watching life I'd join it. After losing another classmate, I finally realized that my bucket list would be for not if I kept waiting for the perfect situation. One of the items on that list is to constantly improve my physical fitness. Since the stairs at work snatch my breath on a daily, I decided to start with walking. It's been a while since I walked for exercise so I knew I needed to get the right footwear. I knew without the new kicks I'd use every excuse under the sun about why I can't exercise because my shoes are worn. I landed at Fleet Feet to get the perfect fit. From start to finish I felt informed and encouraged about the process. The staff member was exceptional. His customer service was outstanding. He explained the scans, offered the best choices, and I left with my new kicks to sign up for their spring training program. While I have miles to go before I'm ready to tackle the Cooper River Bridge, I know where all my footwear will be coming from. Suggestions: Book an appointment on their website, come prepared with questions, and forget the words "I only wear...." Feet and shoes change so be open to trying new sneakers. Please share your story, reel or photo with me when you venture out to get your next pair of trainers. Excited to see you on the pavement soon. Sincerely CSRA

I am not convinced the employees know what they are doing. I had my feet measured and they told me…read moreI needed a 10.5 wide shoe. I alerted them to the fact that I typically where a 12 or 12.5 in most shoes and sometimes a 13 if it isn't a wide shoe. They insisted I try a 10.5 which was too tight, but they convinced me to purchase an 11.5 wide. As expected, after wearing them for 2 days I could barely walk. My left knee began hurting, as did my back and the arches of my feet. I stand and walk for 10-13 hour shifts and this was not acceptable. I returned to the store and had them rescan me with the same resulting shoe size recommendation. This time I insisted on a 12.5, which they did not have in stock and had to order. When it came time to order the replacement shoes, the employee wanted to order the new shoes first and then process my return. I disagreed with this process as I had purchased the shoes with a gift card and would then be paying $180 and leaving with a $150 gift card. The employee asked the manager for assistance and they agreed to do my return first and refund the money to a gift card that could be used for the purchase of the new shoes. This seems like common sense, but based on the shoe measurement discrepancies, perhaps not for these employees. I will see if the replacement shoes fit better when they arrive, but I am not likely to recommend this business to anyone else looking for shoes

Preface: I know it may seem strange that I am writing a review for a place that is closed. That is…read morethe main reason I am writing this review. It's not closed, yet. I am working with our Yelp team to get this corrected. In the meantime, read on! Shoes stores pop up and disappear every week. It's just the nature of that business. But to find a place that has been around for over 3 decades is a wonder. You need a belt? They have you covered. A jacket? Socks? It's all here. And the team are some of the kindest people you'll meet. If you aren't familiar with the location, just know that it is only 5 minutes away from AU (Augusta University) and is easily accessible from Broad Street and Washington Road. And where else can you buy new shoes and get a haircut without having to change parking spaces? Walking in, I found signage letting me know how the shoes were laid out and the shelves had labels with the sizes. Now it is a little jumbled up and squeezed together right now, as they are preparing to close December 31st, but wade through the piles! There are deals everywhere. From dress shoes to casual to styles you want more of, this place has the shoes. I consider it a travesty that I didn't before, but I will be back frequently these next two months. You should do the same. *Insider's Tip -Go weekly. I was told they will get new stock up until they close.

Ambience. C Service. A…read morePrice. A Just racks of shoes paired up lining the shelves. They have Michael kors, dansko, Frye, Johnston Murphy, and lots of brands I haven't heard. Something for everyone. But select few options. You see it, you better grab it! Woo hoo! They had one pair dansko in my size! Score! $45! And they have all Apple Pay setup!

This store has everything you need for your diabetic footwear needs. They have the latest styles…read more Everyone is very friendly. They also have not diabetic shoes and sandals.

From the owner: Our store specializes in overall comfort, comfort that starts with your feet. We observe your gait…read moreas well as your feet to ensure each shoe that we fit you for not only looks good but feels good. We also work with orthotics and insoles because we know how important support is. We work closely with Diabetic and Orthopedic shoe wear.

Yes I like shoes, what else can I say?…read more men's shoes on the right as you walk in, women's shoes on the left. They do have a very nice selection and Aldo shoes are some of the best formal shoes that the average consumer could purchase, you could spend up to $120 USD on a nice pair of oxfords or loafers. I would have checked the women's shoes...well...time did not permit that from happening. They also have a nice selection of leather accessories as well, I recommend getting a good pair of leather shoes, and a wallet and briefcase or bag if you want to upgrade and go more upscale. This is a good place to start.

Clothes, coffee, bourbon/rye; these are areas of interest I am passionate about. Shoes? Not so…read moremuch. I am not a "sneakerhead." I have never owned a pair of Air Jordan's or K-Swiss (though I always wanted a pair of the latter). I view shoes as an accessory to a outfit, albeit a necessary one. So it is no surprise that I seldom visit any type of shoe store, but when I do it is almost always here. Although the Men's shoe section pales in comparison to the Women's, it is still the largest selection (both of style and brand) I know of. And the prices? You are not going to find better. From comfortable sandals to hiking shoes to dress shoes, they all came from here. So sneakerhead or just not a fan of walking around barefoot, I recommend stopping in here. Oh yeah, they have hats, messenger bags, purses, socks, and jewelry.

This store has some very good deals on the clearance rack. I scored some nice classic black lace…read moreup oxfords (Cole-Haan) and some sweet blue saddle bucks (Bass) and a pair of nike running shoes for $110. Pretty darn good huh? The store is massive, high ceilinged, and well lit. Customer service has been excellent the three times I have visited.

Awful wouldnt even look at shoes 4 pairs of Jordan's good condition refused for no reasonread more

I experienced similar treatment, was told not buying. So then when asked about trade was told my…read moreLebrons were basketball shoes ( not quite sure why that mattered). Whole store has Jordan's everywhere, along with other Lebrons. Mine are color ways which they made like they could not sell, but yet they have walls full of them. 1st time I went I dropped $$$ because of selection. 2nd time I went to get 3 pair for my teen boys for Christmas, wasn't interested in a trade deal. Thier loss, we're sneaker heads. Taking our business elsewhere, we won't go back. My shoes were clean, look fresh out the box.

Always find the shoes I need. I absolutely adore Lee. He is always the best at helping me find what…read moreI need or just want.

Shoes are super cute, but the WORST customer service. The man working here is beyond rude and acts…read morelike it's the biggest inconvenience to grab a size or check you out. When you're working at a store where the cheapest pair of shoes is $150 you'd think he'd be a bit friendlier.