I purchased a full package (3 shoe inserts with lifetime warranty) for about $1500. Now I do wish that staff were much more upfront about overall cost, for sure! If I was not able to afford that and went the register after everything and spending about 2 hours with fittings and trying things out, I would be pretty pissed off. I know that this is probably part of their marketing and sales method, but I can see that being very discouraging to a lot of prospective clients that do not have that kind of money to spend on shoe inserts, no matter what the promises. That being said, the products themselves have had an immense impact on my overall pain and quality of life. I am able to walk more without pain, my swelling has gone down to almost nothing, and I've been able to incorporate the shoe inserts into my daily routine. I was really worried that I was not going to be able to get used to them and it was going to be a huge waste of money, but my feet adapted pretty quickly and I am able to wear all of the inserts without discomfort. The inserts get 5 stars, the marketing and vague pricing gets 4 ‍ read more

I took an appointment to visit this store , but to my disappointment there was one 1 store associate who was over occupied with other customer and I almost waited 30 mins before she attended me . I was almost going to leave the store as I was time bound ! I think they should be more upfront about their super expensive pricing before booking appointments ! Avoid unless you are willing to pay at least $1300-$1500 for 3 shoe inserts ! read more

The Good Feet Store - Orthotics Near Me - Austin, Texas

I felt like I was being sold by a very good vacuum cleaner salesman. And I took the bait. Worst decision I have made this year. Go to a podiatrist and let them suggest the correct treatment for you. Thats all I have to say read more

I used to love this place. The skinnys used to be $70 and now they are $500, which is $200 more than my professionally fit pair from my podiatrist who is out at River Place on 2222, which in itself you can understand it would be expensive because of the location, but I went there on a referral a cpl years ago The rubber insole that used to be $29 at the Good Feet store is now $70. I just wanted an extra pair so I don't have to keep switching them from shoe to shoe. From now on, I will buy from The Happy Feet people that are formed specifically for each foot problem, especially plantar fasciitis and $70. Price gouging at its finest at the Good Feet Store, so surprised and disappointed. Nice people, but it doesn't matter with the almost 400% higher prices. read more

My appointment with Anna was exceptional. I have numerous problems with back, sciatica and plantar fasciitis. Anna took the time to explain the process of the 3 different insoles I was to use throughout each day. One to strengthen, one to maintain & one to relax. My husband was with me and he was fitted for a complete set too. Yes, this is AN INVESTMENT IN YOUR HEALTH. The store had steady customers but no one had a long wait. Our overall experience was VERY good and we're already seeing an improvement with our overall body alignment. read more

About 60 days in and am pretty disappointed thus far after seeing nearly no improvement in plantar fasciitis pain. I would absolutely not recommend. I have $30 inserts (Valsole) that were purchased from Amazon that are far more comfortable and at least as effective. As others have mentioned, the pricing/sales methods used here are pretty deceptive. After going through the fitting the sales rep pulled out a sheet that had 4 different inserts ($1500) and was trying to sell me another to go in (?) my sandals that I tend to wear at home. It was only after I asked if it was required to buy all four that they reached into the drawer and pulled out another product sheet that had only three inserts and was about $400 less. The whole "close" process felt misleading at best. As for the actual products, I use trainer and one other one (to run in). I haven't used the "relaxer" at all. read more

$330 for two cheap peices of plastic...they spend 1/2 hour. Telling you how good the product is.......and then when they feel your IN... BOOM. Its a low price of $330.00 You can get high arches online for $65 bucks...work great read more

The Good Feet Store - Foot - Orthotics Near Me - Austin, Texas

We booked an appointment for my son to meet with someone at the Good Feet Store. This was something that was very important to us. The Good Feet Store was very good about confirming the appointment time. In fact, they confirmed the appointment three times and reiterated how important it was for us to be there on time since their assigned salesperson was committing to meet with us for 45 minutes out of their day. We showed up five minutes early. There was only one salesperson working in the store and two other groups currently there. The store is separated into three sections. She put us in a separate section and we sat and waited. We waited for at least 10 minutes before she came over. She stopped by for 1-2 minutes then left and went to another group. Several additional groups came in during the time and she started helping them as well. Every 10-15 minutes or so, she would stop by and help my son for 1-2 minutes. We ended up being there for more than one hour and probably had 5 total minutes with the salesperson who went from group to group. This was anything but good service and I shared this experience with the person who confirmed our scheduled appointment. She said she would share it with their customer service leadership. I have never heard a word back about our experience. As I stated, this was very important to us and we spent $1500 on the items to help my son, but we didn't get any dedicated time or the chance to ask a lot of the questions we had hoped to ask with our scheduled 45 minute appointment that didn't happen. It was more than an hour of our time for 5 minutes with the salesperson. Why set appointments? Why confirm them? Obviously the appointments and the customers have no value to The Good Feet Store, aside from our money. They get a 0 for customer service. read more

Run as fast as you can from any Good Feet store!!!! This is by far the biggest rip-off I've ever experienced in my whole life and I'm 70 years old. These orthotics can easily be bought online for as low as 25.00. Better yet, go to an orthopedic doctor and be fitted the right way for them without paying an arm and leg. First of all they try to sell you three pair.....BIG MISTAKE. Each pair will run 1200.00 OR MORE! AND they don't do REFUNDS. So once you buy them, your stuck with them! Oh they'll ask you to come back in and they'll trade you for a pair of shoes or something. They'll tell you their shoes cost over 200.00 (which is another BIG RIP OFF)! As far as I'm concerned I will never step inside another Good Feet store again and I hope you don't either!!! read more

With all of these bad reviews it seems their only customers are the ones that don't read the reviews on Yelp. Once you've read them you'd be crazy to buy from them. read more

TGFS was a last resort to try to relieve my foot pain. I was treated well, everyone was friendly. It took a while to figure out what I needed, and the price tag was over $1,600 for 4 pair of inserts. They 'gave' me 1/2 off a new pair of shoes, and they 'gave' me four new liners to wear over the inserts at a retail of about $40 each. I was told if the inserts didn't work, there were other ones to try and that if they couldn't help me, my money would be refunded. I made sure of this, because the price tag was hefty. I was also 'given' a $300 pair of inserts with only a 6-month warranty. All the others were lifetime. After 3 return visits, over an hour drive away each time, and many different inserts, they did not work for me. At first, he told me that he would give me $800 dollars of my own money back. I told him that was unacceptable. He then offered me $1100 back. I still disagreed. My final offer was $1300 back. These are rounded numbers. He tried telling me that there was a 20% restocking fee, I had to pay for the pair of shoes I was given 1/2 off, they wanted to charge me for the 'free' inserts, they tried charging me for the 'free' liners, and when I argued he said everything was part of a promotional package. I had to give back the inserts and I tried to return two of the four unused liners, which they would not accept. I had to pay for something they 'gave' me. I am not badmouthing the product; they just didn't work for me. I am not badmouthing the service I received. I do feel like I was intentionally misled and deceived. They did not give me anything. They were not being as generous as I thought they were and there is no money back guarantee. I still have sore feet and a bad experience that I had to pay over $300 for. I ABSOLUTELY DO NOT RECOMMEND THE GOOD FEET STORE. read more

One of the worst store experiences I've ever had. The store was not busy but the sales representative couldn't have been less interested in assisting us. We were very ready to get orthotics and shoes for my elderly mother but the rep advised we needed to go online to pick out something we might like. I think he was too interested in getting to his lunch in the back office as he walked off while we were discussing shoe options. Don't fall for the commercial hype-go elsewhere. read more

Update 5/18/2023: I am over a month without wearing the orthotics and the numbness and tingling they caused by shifting my bones and pinching a nerve continues. It makes it hard to fall asleep and if I wake it's nearly impossible to fall back asleep. It's a crazy-making sensation, like a burr under your skin, a burning sensation & tingling that no amount of massaging will alleviate. Ten more days until I'm finally in with a podiatrist to see if there's anything that can be done or if there is permanent damage. I feel so stupid for trusting the associate who talked me into this. I went to The Good Feet Store solely with the intention of buying a really good pair of shoes with support so my feet would not get fatigued when I go for long walks. The associate represented herself as a professional, like a podiatrist, and convinced me that at 60 I needed to "invest" $2500 on these "custom" orthotics in order to insure my continued mobility as I age. Before the orthotics I walked every day and my feet would sometimes be tired when I got home. Once I started following the Good Feet plan and worked up to wearing the orthotics for a longer period each day, I found myself walking less and less because of the pain and numbness. It would go away overnight though, so I took it as she's explained as the "adjustment period as my feet, posture, and spine improved alignment." Then over a month ago I woke with my feet still tingling and numb. The "adjustment period" now appears to be permanent damage to nerves in my feet. It was such a mistake to fall for the hard press sales tactics that suggested if I didn't buy the $2500 of orthotics I was putting my future mobility at risk. It was classic snake oil sales techniques and I fell for them, resulting not just in the wasting of that money but more importantly in actually damaging instead of improving my mobility. I cannot go for daily walks anymore because of the pain in my feet snd instability in my ankles as U am very conscious about trying to put my foot down properly. This is really depressing and I don't want any other seniors to fall victim and face this loss of mobility. If you think you need orthotics, go to an ACTUAL foot specialist who will take molds of your feet and make TRULY CUSTOM orthotics. Maybe some people are lucky enough to have them pull out of their back room a premade orthotic that fits properly, but you might be unlucky like me and have your mobility permanently threatened. It's actually LESS expensive to get custom orthotics from a podiatrist than the $2500 The Good Feet Store charged me for off the shelf ones that damaged my feet. I will continue to update once I see the podiatrist and orthopedist my primary care doctor recommended. These medical bills are just more money down the drain because I fell for the hard sales techniques. I hope my experience cautions other seniors not to take the risk. PREVIOUS: If you need orthotics, I recommend going to a podiatrist first and to order truly custom made ones. I spent over $2000. and am in worse pain than I ever had before the inserts. Over time the ones from the Good Feet Store gave me numbness and tingling in my feet which at first I assumed was part of the realignment process. Overnight it would go away. Then suddenly one morning it had not gone away. My feet have been numb and tingling for over a week now. This is MUCH worse than the foot fatigue the orthotics were supposed to help. I'm terrified there is permanent nerve damage and have an appointment with a podiatrist to see if it can be reversed. read more

I see many people writing negative reviews, I came to this store and I was greeted politely and did everything that was asked of me. I took a star off because the price is costly, but I knew that my feet are an investment. All of you choosing cheap stuff, you all will regret it. I've bought over 5 pairs of Dr. Scholl's inserts for $60 each. And the only last me about 2 months and thats it. So really think about what you are actually looking for and be wise in your decision. Don't come here if you want a quick fix. read more

Not even one star. Steer clear of this grossly overpriced scam and just go to pwerstep website and get something reasonable that actually works. read more

$2000 yes, that's three zeros! and no guarantee whatsoever and no returns. They will only continue making new ones until you're finally worn down and give up. I couldn't give a zero star, as it wasn't an option. This is a 'three part' orthotic system. You receive one set to wear xx hours a day for xx days, then the second set, same thing then the third is supposed to be the magical pair. None of it works. The whole process stinks. read more

I've been coming to The Good Feet Store for many years. The inserts help me be more active. Without them, I would be totally miserable. The inserts have made life more manageable. Every time I see someone dealing with pain (knee, back, foot), I tell people about the Good Feet Store. Customer service 5 star service. They are very personable. read more

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VERY expensive inserts. But, they work. The overall value is questionable but my feet are happy now. I'm in them all day and walk between 1-2 miles while working. At 55, my feet were starting to give out. The Good Feet Store solved the problem. They are expensive. I paid $2,000 for my set. The only complaint I really have is they they sell you a "package". I didn't need that. I don't use the other inserts they suggested for house shoes and the ones in between. They do have a pretty good warranty. I've crushed two sets. They replaced them for a mere $20 each. read more

While the employees are very nice and the service is great, the product it's self is a scam. It doesn't work at all. For me, these have caused more pain than helping. It's like walking on a ping pong ball all the time and sends aches through your feet to your entire body. You can't stand for any period of time in them and walking becomes excruciating after only a few minutes. Worst part, there is no money back guarantee. That to proves they don't work. read more

Horrible product!!! Caused me so much pain I couldn't believe it!!!! Awful foot pain and back pain! And then they didn't want to give me my money back. Well, I don't think so!!!! Called my credit card company and they said to let them worry about that! That place should be shut down! They could really harm a person's health and business practices leave a lot to be desired! And if you disagree with one of their employees, they get down right ugly. I don't understand how they can get anyone to work for them and sell such an inferior product and do it with a straight face! Must have a good incentive program!!! Stay clear of them if you value your health!!! read more

Our experience with the good feet store has been far less than satisfactory. The Strengtheners are incredibly painful and so neither my husband nor myself used them. The store refused to accept them as a return or to replace them with other Merchandise. They gave me a customer service number to call after Mike was incredibly rude in the Park Meadows Store. No one answers the customer service line or seems to return calls after numerous messages have been left. would recommend getting a good pair of orthopedic shoes, they work better and are much more cost effective read more

This place is a such a scam. Red flag #1 - extremely pushy salespeople Red flag #2 - signs EVERYWHERE that say insurance will not cover anything Red flag #3 - over $1000 price tag for 3 shoe inserts that aren't custom made by an actual Dr? I went in last year for plantar fasciitis pain and they got me roped in for $1400. My pain went away after a few weeks of wearing them but per their recommendations I continued to follow their program and wear them. What followed was 6 months of daily foot pain that I was told "was just part of adjusting". I finally said to hell with it and tossed the inserts. After a few weeks without them plus nightly foot massages from my husband, the pain is FINALLY GONE. Spare yourself the aggravation, pain, and $$$$$. read more

About a year ago I had debilitating achilles tendon pain. A doctor recommended supports from this store. I think these supports have helped and my pain is all but gone. I got the attached email for a free annual checkup. It says FREE. There is no mention of having to pay anything. I went to the store with the email and showed it to them. They took my shoes and inserts and replaced them. Then they asked me for $104 for the replacement cushions. Astounded, I showed them the email again. They said the cushions came in packs of 3. I said I was here for the free cushions mentioned in the email, so they gave me one pair of cushions. Then they told me to go to the register to pay $24 for the replacement inserts. I again showed them the email. They said only the cushions were free. I said I would pay it but explained that they should be forthcoming and ethical in their conduct. Unfortunately they interrupted me during my explanation so I had to explain it again. I went to the register to pay $24. I was told I owed $54. I asked for a conference with the clerk that had previously told me $24 and had interrupted me. They told me it was $24 per pair for 2 pair, with tax. It was clear to me that this store is deceptive with a lack of regard for ethics. I demanded my original inserts and left the store without paying anything. I believe these inserts may be good, cost about $1k, and are a lot less expensive than medical procedures. However, be very cautious when dealing with this store. I think they will try to get you to spend money that you were not planning to spend. read more

The Good Feet Store - Orthotics Near Me - Austin, Texas

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One thing for certain is their inserts, when fitted properly do work. However, the price, markup and sales approach is a complete scam. They have you make an imprint of your foot when you first walk in only to disappear into the back and come out with your made to order inserts. These made to order inserts are exactly the same for everyone with the only difference being the size. If you have a 10-10.5 size foot that is the size you get. Same for any other shoe size. They want to charge $1,000+ for something you can buy on line for $100 + the accessories. Guaranteed for life! Yeah right! Good scam! read more

the worst purchase of my life. my feet hurt so bad. might as well went bare foot if been allowed. cost is about 3k. know how many shoes I could buy with dr schoells which is the same but you can buy your new show.they did nothing for me but high price for nothing read more

I went to the Arlington, Texas Store. The policy of no returns stinks. Thank goodness only $500 was all I lost (it could have been more). I only bought one pair of inserts, but they found away to charge me $50.00 more on top of the inserts. What a rip off, the owners must be making millions off of poor unsuspecting people, thinking they can be helped. In the first place I have found as an 85 year old woman your body just wears out, just like a car wears out. Just think what my $500 could do for the homeless, it sure would go a long way to feed the poor. Oh well, lesson learned, I must face it, I was taken to the cleaners. $500 for a piece of plastic, boy, was I ever taken advantage of, such dishonest people with no conscious, how can they live with themselves. Carol T. read more

I am livid about my experience! I honestly don't think they (well the rude associate ) that helped me doesn't even deserve a 1star! He was rude and starting shoving the items in a box that he brought out for me to purchase! All because I explained to him that at the time I could not afford the $1200 products, now I didn't walk in saying "hey I want to purchase items TODAY FOR SURE" I came in to get a quote cause (they offer free) fittings right?! When I explain to him that I came in to get a price so I can let my husband know and we can see if we can get it financed or come back at a later date when we would for sure have the money he said to me his words exact "well how does five something sound " (I can't remember thee exact amount cause I'm upset) ........again I said "we can't afford that either right now" then (With a little attitude and his voice) his exact words were "well exactly what were you thinking you were coming in to pay today" (rude). Then when I confronted him after he walked off and was shaking his head he then tried to turn it around on me as if I was overreacting! No you're throwing a fit because I cannot afford to spend $1200 for you to make your little sell! He had the nerve to say he was a little upset because he stayed over late to help me (mind you it's just 6:15pm) I work in customer service I stay after hours sometimes for customers if you knew that you were trying to rush out of here at 6 PM on the dot when y'all close today because it's MLK day then when I walked in at 5:30 you should've told me that the fitting will take more than 30 minutes and you wanted to rush out of here and that if I wasn't going to for sure purchase today then you couldn't help me! I would've gladly walked my ass up out and went on about my day cause now you've wasted an hr (cause now it's 6:38pm) of my life! I will be calling corporate cause I believe in good customer service and the employee ( which did Not GIVE ME HIS NAME) needs to be checked on that! I hope "Jacqueline Tinch" gets back in touch with me ASAP! I will call 7 on your side NAACP whoever I need to call. Thee audacity for him to shake his head in disbelief because I didn't buy TODAY"! Is what really upsets me! His nasty attitude and rudeness caused me to get rude and I should've just told his supervisor, but he needed to be told of his wrong actions"! Also he was on the phone with the lights off on the phone with his manager I assume getting his lies straight so since he's "privileged" he will probably get a little slap on the wrist or "talking to" and this will "go away" but OH NO it WONT! read more

I have had foot pain due to arch issues as well as arthritis of toes from old injuries. I am on my feet many hours at work and really hurt by the end of the day. It's only been a week, but I am experiencing some decrease of arch pain. I realize the inserts won't cure arthritis but they seem to be helping reduce the strain on the feet from the way i was walking to compensate for the arthritis. Angela at the Woodmere facility was fabulous and although I could purchase orthotics on line, I know that done incorrectly problems can arise. I felt things were explained professionally and although certainly not an inexpensive visit. the system makes sense. My other option was to consult with a podiatrist or orthopod and get custom orthotics but this would have been as costly. The store and staff gets 5 stars but until I have more time with the product I can't give a 5 read more

Wish I reviewed this website before I went $1,500.00 in but sadly I didn't. The commercial is so convincing but believe me it's not, I wish it was, I watched it for months wishing I could be that person. I bought the product following all crazy directions and I have sneakers that work better than this, go for a new balance or asics sneaker over this ridiculous money making fraud. I can't believe I feel for this. read more

Big feet, big problems, Good feet NO problems! Have had my inserts for about 1.5 years. Started feeling discomfort in my right heal while on the field. Went in this morning to the good feet store. Scott checked my feet and my inserts. He made some adjustments and put in the new inserts... I literally was raising my arms singing as the pain subsided immediately. Both my excersizer and maintained replaced and my feet are rejoicing again! Now I can hit the field with confidence and know that my feet are good to go! Thanks Good Feet Store! My feet love you! Great new size protection plan too! If your feet hurt you have the choice to suffer or to get relief. Once you do, be sure to go back for adjustments and/or if you have any issues go in and talk to Scott and the crew. THEY WILL FIX IT! read more

unsure if this is the exact location I visit , ur I'll assume they're all the same. THIS STORE IS A BIG SCAM! they tried to sell me $800 pair of insoles lol! when I explained I would rather to research and i would consider coming back the happy nice salesman turned into an angry bitter person. I would recommend not visiting any of these locations, at all. read more

So I had issues with plantar fasciitis , I heard about The Good Feet store , decided to visit the store and see what it was about . So I've tried several options and decided to buy the whole package , not cheap but you can't put a price on comfort . I was so tired of walking in pain ! It took a couple of weeks to get used to walking on the implants but the pain was gone the 1st couple of days . So after 6 months the pain started started . I called The Good Feet Store and explain the issues . They told me to come in so they can help me . When I arrived , I had a gentle man by the name of Justin Snow help me , I explained the problem and because the inserts have warranty he just exchanged the product and I was good as new ! I thought it was going to be a hassle but he made the process so easy !! I say that the price I payed originally was worth it . read more

Inserts did not work out for me. Hassel in getting a refund initially, unless your absolutely sure inserts will work for your relief in feet, or have back issues inserts require Velcro to stay on shoes which will cause a sticky mess on your shoes and feet. My review is just based on actual product. Product just did not work for my needs and found the product uncomfortable and causing pain to my ankle, legs and even more back issues. I was able to get refund for some of the inserts & pads. read more

Today I set an appointment with Leigh. She emailed me back asking about my foot, so I emailed her back answering all of her questions. I showed up for the appointment, and I was told that she had left for the day. The other worker there told me that he could help me later, but it would be a while. Whenever I made the appointment, I gave my phone number and email address, and we had already corresponded earlier today. I believe Good Feet should've contacted me when she left for the day. This was very unprofessional and showed poor customer service. read more

Awful product! I went into the Austin TX @ Lakeline Store, hoping to find shoes and/or inserts to help with knee pain. The salesclerk said our products will take care of it. She took foot measurements, had me walk around with the different inserts and went over the process for what to do. Charged me $$Big Bucks! I paid it because the reviews for the store were good. After a week of following directions, my knee hurt so bad I could hardly walk. Made appt to come back for adjustments. The store had several folks in it, so the clerk didn't have time to help me. (I drove 40 miles for the appt). I went back today and asked for a refund. Was told no. I'm going to try through my credit card company to get refund. What a scam!!!!!!!!!! read more

I ended paying $85 for temporary supports. I could not use them but for one pair of shoes as they were too bulky. And of course - these are considered medical items so no refund. So I ended paying for $85 of trash. The people who work there are trained sales persons. They are not doctors of any kind. It's a sales gimmick. I imagine they frequently take advantage of consumers with saws tactics. Surely legal but ethically I don't believe it is. Something that doesn't come with a medical prescription should not be considered medical. Don't waste your time even with a consultation. It's really easier to buy a laptop at Best Buy. The foot supports cannot sell themselves but with advertisements and trainings professionals, maybe. Just be aware. read more

I'll just tell you what happened and let you draw your own conclusions. When I arrived the sales rep had me do a balance test by standing straight up in my stocking feet with my hands clasped palms up behind my back, and he pushed down on my hands while I resisted the push. This made me lose my balance, and I stumbled backward. This, he said, showed that "your alignment is off." Then he had me stand on a couple of inserts and we repeated the process. This time no matter how hard he pushed I didn't lose my balance. The arch supports had fixed my alignment problem! But I know enough physics to suspect there was something fishy about that demonstration. I asked him to do it again, and this time I thought I felt a slight backward angle to the pushing when I wasn't standing on the inserts. It could be my imagination, though -- if that's what I suspected was happening then maybe my mind convinced me that it was. So when I got home I asked my wife to help me repeat the process. She pushed straight down on my hands as hard as she could, but she couldn't reproduce my alignment problem. Then I tried it on her -- when I pushed straight down on her hands she had no alignment problem, but if I pushed ever so slightly backward while I was pushing down, she lost her balance backward just as I had in the store. Before being told about the backward angle to the pushing she didn't notice it, but when we repeated the exercise she said she could just barely feel the backward angle. Then we repeated the test more objectively by clasping my hands behind my back and having my wife hang a 50 lb weight from my hands. Once again I had no alignment problem. The only time my alignment was off was when the salesman was doing the balance test in the store and I wasn't standing on the inserts. Those results could not be reproduced at home without resorting to trickery. I suggest that before you buy expensive inserts, you get a second opinion on whether "your alignment is off." Repeat the balance test with someone you trust and see if you get the same results. read more

Deceptive Practice and High Pressure Sales Tactics!!!!! My parents heard about The Good Feet Store from another family member. So my parents went to check them out. Originally I joked with them saying should I take off work and go with you all. They were like no no we are good. Later that day my mom was like ooooohhh I got some shoes that cost over $1,300. Immediately my eye brows raised up. So the next day I stopped by to visit them and she said look at my shoes. I looked at them (Brooks brand) and they were nice but they looked like a familiar athletic shoe product I'd seen before. So immediately I googled the shoes and the shoes run about $160 and half that price on clearance. I said mom, come look at this. She was like what is it. I said can I see your receipt mom. It had all these codes on it. The shoes were only about $170 and there were several separate line charges of $295 here and there. All these extra line charges were for all those different types of inserts and Velcro straps. So I called the salesman Dave who sold them the products and asked a host of questions. Like... When you told my parents the price you stated in a confusing manner and had them under the impression that the cost was one three eight five one seven. She wrote a check thinking he meant $138.517. He was really saying $1,385.17. He claims he told them all that in the consultation. Yeah I bet he did. He told them the price after they sighted a disclosure statement. I've got receipts and no copy of a disclosure statement. He tells me they've been in business over 30 years and have had all this success. Well where's your licenses medical staff? He says we don't give medical opinions but if one has medical issues, the shoes work. That sounds like an opinion. I asked do you all take insurance since you are the so called foot specialist. He was like you can submit a claim but other clients have told me that ortho isn't approved through their store. So basically what they/he did was deceptive and in line with a high pressure sales tactic. They are so out of line for this. I wish my parents would have declined to proceed further when they found out what they were really going to pay. I wonder how Dave or the SALESMEN or SALESWOMEN would feel if someone did the same thing to their loved ones. I bet you $1,385.15 times all the people who have felt swindled by them that they would like it all. Did I mention he had the nerve to say he gave my parents an $80 discount as if he did them a favor. They are a bunch of swindlers and if they aren't regulated, they need to be and reported to the BBB and he Attorney General. I wish I'd read the reviews on Yelp before my parents proceeded to this location. Buyers beware! read more

Fraudulent activity by our salesman has me with a denied claim of $1,200 on my FSA!! I specifically asked the salesman prior to starting if we would have any problem with purchasing my husbands orthotics with our FSA. His response was, "No, as long as I give you the code to send in with the claim you will have no problem." A complete lie! As I found out the hard way, we need a prescription for orthotics prior to visiting the good feet store. His extended version of how we would have no problem was a complete scam that I intend to have them make right!! BBB, is up next! read more

One star and if I could leave a negative I would. I had an appointment at the Lakeline Mall Dr location in Austin and the salesMAN was very pushy and rude as soon as I said no sale. He never did give me his name or introduced himself. My eyes just about popped out of my head when he said that the "exercise" insert set cost a ridiculous amount of money. For the three sets of inserts, plus the cushion inserts that go on TOP of the inserts, it was $2,000. When he was stating the breakdown of the prices, he said, 599, 399, etc. The first thought that popped in my mind was $5.99, then $3.99 but wait, then I was like -- "FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS?!?" and he said yes. When I said, no that's too much. He kept on giving me reasons why they're worth it by stating, 'Well, look at it this way, you spend a lot of money on tires, and other stuff' then when I said I would tell my husband these prices but I didn't think he would go for it either, the salesman said "if your husband cared about your pain, he would have been here", OMG! I felt like I had to explain why my husband wasn't there. He just kept going on and on and pressuring me. If I were anyone else that can't handle confrontation or gives in to salesmen, I would have gotten a loan to pay these suckers but I am not. I would NOT recommend The Good Feet Store if they keep this guy on their payroll. read more