shoes showing a 50% off tag. if they aren't 50% remove the fucking sign its not that hard and i…read moreshould not have to tell you how to do yoir job. its a shoe store. its easy.

I'd give this store less than one star if I could. Normally the selection is pretty good. However…read morethis past Saturday I was shopping for shoes for my 8 yr old granddaughter. DSW Polaris didn't have a single pair of girls size 4 shoes on the rack. Not a single pair. That was bad enough then we used the restroom. DON'T use the ladies room w/o bio hazard coveralls and booties on. It hasn't seen a cleaning in at least 6 months. I'm talking walls, floors, toilet bases, under the sinks etc. It's just disgusting. If the store manager can find a vacuum cleaner for the back hallway carpet it would be helpful. I'm sure I won't be going back. I'll switch to the Easton location.

The prices are great at the outlet. Often it is get 50% off your 2nd pair. Whenever I need help…read morewith boxes up high I find an employee to help. They are always very friendly and quick to help. I do wish they carried more BOBS.

Not very impressed I found a pair of work boots on there website went in to check them out and they…read morehad no idea what I was talking about not to mention I was totally ignored until I walked up and interrupted 4 employees just hanging out talking

How many times have you encountered a specialty store that lived up to your preconceived notions…read moreabout the business, but surpassed those ideas? If your answer is "Never!" or "Not very often!" then I will tell you that I was a member of that club. That was true until today. I have Parkinson's Disease, which affects my gait when walking and erodes the strength in my muscles, especially my legs. However, a friend suggested that I make an appointment at the FootWorks store in Pickerington, Ohio, and just see what they can do for me. She allayed my concerns that they "would only want to sell me orthotic inserts." she told me this store would talk to me about what I needed to ease my pain and suffering, yes suffering. My wife and I made an appointment, and due to a customer cancellation, we were able to get in earlier. So, today we went to the store. Justin, co-owner, greeted us both. Then, he talked to me about my needs. I explained my need to get shoes that fit properly and allowed me to walk safely. My wife and I are participating in "Moving Day" in October, to support the Parkinson's Foundation by fund-raising and walking a full mile course. Even though I have contracted painful cellulitis in my left leg, I am still determined to complete the distance. Justin was friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable, and "willing" to work with me to provide the tools (shoes) to accomplish my personal goal. I knew my own shoes did not fit and caused even more pain and trouble. He measured both of my feet and told me he knew why I was having pain. My own shoe, a size 11, was not the correct size for my feet. I am really a size 12 1/2. No wonder I had blisters, bruises, and my feet hurt all the time! What a relief to hear that something could be done! But, only buying shoes that were my correct size was not the answer. I needed shoes that supported my feet, alleviated some of my pain. Justin showed me several different walking shoes "in my size" that surprised me with how comfortable they were. My walker is used for mobility, and as Justin and my wife watched me walk down the hallway, they remarked about how I was standing taller, my ankles were unlocked but supported and I was not dragging my feet, as I normally walk. (A common characteristic of people with advanced Parkinson's Disease). My belief about any business has always been that "customer service is the hallmark of any company." If you feel the same way, then check out FootWorks where you will be given outstanding customer support and shown quality products for your foot needs. The FootWorks Store is highly recommended by my wife and me. I ordered a pair, but will sadly have to wait till next week to get them shipped to the store. However, I have waited far too long already to get good shoes like these, so one week isn't really that long. Besides, I need to heal from my cellulitis so that I can continue my mile-long walking goal with my team. Maybe I'll see you on Parkinson's Moving Day. We'll likely recognize each other by how comfortably we are walking around on the trail!

Best in the state. Period. Everyone I recommend that has gone here has benefited to a much better…read morequality of living. I've sent 30 years and 80 year Olds there all with amazing results. The feet are more important than we know, and certainly nothing we put much thought into until something is wrong and quality of life stinks. Here they truly care and help to improve your general health and well being.

What a great recommendation…read more.. Wifie was looking for some supportive shoes and a friend recommended Second Sole in Delaware. The store is not much to look at but the service was off the hook. We have bought plenty of shoes in our llifetime but this was the first time we got an education. The Brooks shoes were bought were not expensive but were a great value

I went last week to look for walking shoes the gentleman with the beard was very helpful and we…read moredetermined I needed shoes wider than they carry so he ordered a pair for me. Went back today to try them on the man with the beard was heing another person so a man with gray hair came out told him I was here because the shoes that were oreded were in and that Dan had called me. The shoe box was handed to me. I said I wanted to try them on to see if they fit. The gray haired man stated I hope so they were special ordered. Went to the chairs expecting help with fitting. None received. (bearded gentleman was still assisting another person) Bottom line the shoes were not comfortable so I said sorry they don't work. Gray haired man so am I and 'stomped off' I left apologizing to bearded gentleman for being an inconvenience. I wanted to shop locally my mistake trying to do it with Second Sole Negative star if I could

Best high-end sneaker shop in the city. It's an expansion from their Tuttle Mall location. All the…read moreguys you see on their Instagram posts works in store. Everyone is friendly and knowledgeable about their products . It's nice that Columbus has a shop like this for sneakerheads. These types of shops are what you see in NY, Chicago, LA, etc. The fact that you can try in sneakers before purchase makes this superior to the online experience.

Great place to go for real dime piece Kicks ! Staff is friendly and knowledgeable ...... Best place…read morein Cols Ohio to find shoes of this caliber .

They haves shoes for the whole family. They carry many good brand of shoes. I got my granddaughter…read moreboots for little feet.

Great shoe store located inside Tanger Outlets. You will actually find some good deals here. They…read moresell all kinds of shoes: sneakers, formal, sandals, etc. The staff is also very helpful. I would definitely recommend coming here if you are shopping at Tanger Outlets.

There are several shoe stores at Tanger Outlets, but I've always had the most luck finding a wide…read moreselection and decent prices here. Consistently little to no employee interaction til you get to the register, but it's navigable enough. I've found some great deals here, even found a pair of $60 Mary jane's for $13 during my last visit! Just keep in mind, "Whatever is out on display is all we have." That's what I was told when I asked if they had my size in the back lol. Worth a look if you're in the market for new shoes.

Good selection of major shoe brands like Adidas, New Balance, Sketchers, Nike (although I banned…read morebuying anything Nike since the kneeling during the National Anthem started with Kaepernick following the Minneapolis police officer choking & murdering Mr. Floyd in Minneapolis) I also like the Under Armour Charged running shoes...have had 3 pairs and they are a great every day sneaker. Great arch, really good materials, & the soles withstand miles of walking up to nearly 30 months. Famous Footwear used to be really good. Can't comment on recent months since my last purchase of shoes was at Dunhams Sports in Bellefontaine.

Don't use your debit card at FF. I am trying to return a pair of shoes, but they can't complete the…read moretransaction. They say that they cannot return funds to the debit card, but pay out in cash. However, THEY DON'T KEEP ENOUGH CASH IN THE DRAWER. You'd think they'd keep enough on hand, especially after Christmas.

Excellent service they greet you at the door very enthusiastically. I am interested in men's. I…read morewish they would be as adventurous for men as they are for women. Great values to be found. Let's increase cool bags and wallets for men. Love the shoes though.

Another stop on my shopping trip at Tanger Outlets. My family loves Coach. We have bought purses,…read morebelts, shoes, mens wallets, etc online and in stores at Coach. We were planning on buying some on this shopping trip but we a bit taken aback by the prices. This is an outlet mall, yet more expensive than other Coach Outlets I have been too. Heck its cheaper online. Also never even got acknowledged when we entered the store like at other Coach stores we have been too. We looked around and left.