My husband bought a pair of arch support in California about 2.5 months ago. Initially, he felt better. However, after two months, his pain in his foot, knee, and hip worsened. Since we live half of the time in Reno, NV, and the three-month exchange period was approaching, we decided to call the Reno store. We spoke to Stefan, and I explained that we purchased the arch support in California and that my husband's pain had gotten worse. Stefan spoke to my husband, who confirmed that the pain was indeed worsening. Stefan informed my husband that they were the same corporation but owned by different individuals. We asked Stefan if we could come in to see if he could help us with this problem. Stefan agreed and said he would be there. When we arrived, I must say that Stefan was excellent. He explained every detail to us and exchanged the arch support for a different pair. I've always purchased a pair of arch support in 2012, and I showed them to Stefan. He assured me that he would take care of us and exchanged them for a new pair. He went above and beyond to help my husband. His customer service was outstanding. Thank you, Stefan. read more

Extremely high prices Caused severe pain in feet, ankles, knees and back. Doctor recommended I go to an orthopedic professional after my experience with the Good Feet Store read more

They used to be by appointment and take a mold of your feet. Then send the insoles to be made. At $400+ a pop that's a lot of money. Non-refundable because they are custom orthotics. Now, I guess they have changed to walk-ins, and have a supply of insoles. Btw, insoles don't fix plantar fasciitis. read more

The staff is awesome. very supportive and they make you feel really welcome. The manager was really nice and helpful too.

I wonder how many people realize they are about to spend $2,000 on 4 plastic inserts and some socks? Of course there's more to it than that. Its a process they go through and so far my wife says its worth every penny. But they are pre made inserts from a box in the back. My opinion is that they are about $1,500 more than they should be. Customer service was great and the gentleman that helped my wife seemed well versed. read more

They have an ad on Google stating their prosthetics and orthotics repair. I called them because I have one leg. They said they do not do prosthetics . Why would they say they do prosthetics when they don't go anywhere near them? And my son went down there to check his shoes. They wanted to charge him $2500.00 plus just to pad his shoes. That's too much money. read more

I went into the store not knowing the cost but I have to say that since I made the purchase I thought I would give it two weeks and I have to say yes they have helped me a lot but , it important to listen to how they tell you should use them and I have be doing that and my feet, legs and back are doing much better now than before I went in. Thank you. read more

Saw the ads on TV and decided to check them out. Very glad I did. I've been waking up to extreme pain in both feet and unable to walk once getting out of bed. Met with Stephan who took the time to explain the fitting process. Was fitted and instantly pain free! Yes the system is expensive, very expensive! Maybe I could have gotten something cheaper. I'm banking that the Good Feet arch supports will last longer than the cheap ones as they are made of durable hard plastic. read more

1-Salesman had a very Condescending attitude for not knowing any of my medical history. 2- I don't like pushy salesmen

WOW... I can not believe they way I was just treated & spoken too inside this store! ABSOLUTELY UNACCEPTABLE & UNPROFESSIONAL!!! Management needs to be more aware of the sales tactics and customer service inside the store!!! After being told I NEEDED to buy the $900 system I explained to the gentleman that I didn't think that would be a good fit for me (I worn these for several years so I am aware of what I need and I had explained that) I told them I was wanting to buy the one single support ($400) and then the sales mans demeanor completely changed as far as grabbling the shoes out of my hand and telling me he wouldn't sell me them!! THIS MAN SHOUTED OVER THE PARTITION INTERRUPTING ANOTHER SALE AND ASKED THE OTHER LADY JOIN IN ON THE OVERLY AGGRESSIVE AND CONDESCENDING SALED TATIC HE WAS TRYING!! HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE PLEASE BEWARE OF THIS STORE and BEWARE of Stephan!! I will be filling a complaint with corporate offices as well because this was not right to have let someone who was ready to spend $400 at your company be treated like this! read more

The Good Feet Store - Shoe Stores Near Me - Reno, Nevada

This company provides in my opinion an exceptional product that would definitely help my bunionette problem; however, the lifetime guarantee is too much and I think a bad investment. If I live for 60 more years, I don't think the company will be around to honor their warranty. The big problem is the prohibitively and shockingly high cost. $1500-$2500 is absurd for a product with a manufacturing cost of likely less than $50. read more

I bought a pair a decade ago from a Good Feet in Carlsbad or Encinitis or some little town north of San Diego. They have you stand and then pull you over, and then put you on their off the shelf insert and then try to pull you over again. Kind of a parlor trick. Anyway, I paid the $325 (no idea what they cost now) and they never really helped. read more

Exceptional customer service from Stefan B. I just replaced some supports today, will update. As far as customer service goes this os 5 stars. As for the arch supports, I will let you guys know after a couple weeks of hard work and concrete floors. My first pair relieved heel pain for 1 1/2 months before going flat. I will keep on top and upgrade as needed. read more

I walked into the good feet one day with no idea what I would discover. I met JOE, who was absolutely awesome! He spent a lot of time with me going over my activities my walking abilities, my personal strengths and weaknesses. He helped put together a great plan and my feet have never felt better! I know most people probably only get one pair of orthotics, but I felt buying the whole system would be beneficial! This way all my shoes have orthotics in them. I don't have to mix and match on the daily basis or worry about it. My gate has improved immensely according to my physical therapist! I feel much better and am way happier! Thank you, Joe . read more

just wanted to give a shout out to the good feet store and the very caring workers that I have encountered -Joe & Ryan being the most recent. I have three different inserts all that have a different job. One is for my slippers, the relaxers, then maintainers and strengtheners. They were pricey to begin with, but they do everything they can to help you, including offering care credit, so I was able to pay for them interest free and they do have a lifetime warranty so I have been in many times swapping them out as I have different needs or if they are starting to flatten. They also sell shoes and to be honest I had strayed away from the Brooks brand that they sell but have ended up back there when I was having problems with shoes that were for my supination and gave me the support I needed. I truly do recommend them. They have been so much of a help to me. read more

My mom and I have seen the commercials and the radio ads to this store and thought how cool would it be to go here and see what they said about our feet and educate us. We'll, My mom went into this store (on her lunch break) in hopes to get some shoes and troubleshoot her feet. The owner/manager (forgot his name) was short with her and didn't even want to listen to what she had to say. She left in tears. As soon as she returned back to work she told me what happened I called the store. A man picked up and I asked if he was the manager and he said yes. I let him know what happened and he didn't apologize or anything. I asked him to check his camera and let him know what she was wearing so he can talk to the sales person who assisted her. The same man called me back right away and said it was him and I couldn't believe it. I again confirmed he was the manager and he was. I had let him know that he was completely rude with me on the phone the first time and he still never apologized for his actions with my mom. I would not recommend this place to anyone. read more

I purchased a couple pair of arch supports 10-11 years ago at this store. One main set and a thinner set for my running shoes. An airline lost my luggage recently and the thinner set of supports was in that bag. I went in to get a replacement set. Not only was I greeted right away (and they had several customers they were working with), but I was treated like a King! One fella brought over an electric foot-massager machine for my feet while I waited. They rechecked my feet and they have changed just a bit in the last decade, so I left with a new pair of both pair of supports for a very reasonable price all things considered. I've previously been very pleased with Good Feet products and am sure these will last me a long, long time, just like the others did. I note a couple poor reviews among all the good ones below. I'm surprised, as my experience at this store, both times, has been outstanding! read more

I would like to thank Ryan at the store in Reno Nevada, He is extremely Professional and personal at the same time. He definitely is interested in your healing and comfortability. His customer service skills are easily the best I've seen in Reno Nevada in any Business's and he would definitely be extremely successful in any business he got into.....Happy Holidays to the Good feet store!!!!!....Darrow Weems read more

Very knowledgeable people in regards to arch support, strengthening and maintaining your feet. The gentleman working today was very nice and very forthcoming with giving information. The shoe inserts are a bit pricey but I am sure that with the proper inserts and support it probably makes your feet feel amazing. He recommended Brooks athletic shoes which I will have to do more research on but it was nice knowing that a couple of shoe stores that specialize in foot support recommended this brand. Great alternative to a Podiatry consult read more

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To start, I don't think I've ever left a Yelp review. Maybe once or twice, but I never really find it that necessary, but all of the reviews about how expensive the Good Feet Store is, blew my mind. I have been working out consistently since the beginning of last year, and the whole time, I've had to do modifications because something has been seriously wrong with my knee. I have gone to get X-rays and MRIs with every doctor telling me "just lose weight. Nothing is wrong." That's what I have been TRYING to do, so you can understand my frustration when that's the only thing they have to say to me other than trying to help me with my current knee pain. It wasn't until I found a great doctor who actually listened to my complaints and asked me how I WALK. My ankles have ALWAYS turned in when I walk. My whole life. To the point where it wears down my shoes only on the inside and my feet are left dipping in even further. My doctor told me he believed I had tendinitis due to the way I walked. He said he believed that it was making it to where my entire leg was misaligned and recommended better shoes. I have never had luck with finding actual shoes that work for me, so I decided to look into inserts instead. When I walked in, they were able to take prints of my feet and bring out different inserts right away. When I tell you that is the BEST my knee has felt in over a year, I am not lying. And it was instantaneous! I decided to go with an arch support that was a bit higher than they recommended to start with just because it was the one that made my knee feel the best. I have been wearing my inserts around the house and out in public and cannot express enough how much relief I feel. As for the gym? I got to try them out for the first time last night and cried when I could do a full squat, with great depth, and not feel pain in my knee at all. I did find out how weak my leg has gotten because those squats kicked by butt! But I'm so so so excited to be able to regain my strength and give it my all in the gym. Yes, they are around $400, BUT I spent well over that trying to figure out what was wrong with me and not having competent doctors think to look at the way I walk. Not to mention, that is the initial cost and then it's a lifetime warranty with new pairs being around $20 when you have to trade them in due to breaking down. I highly recommend trying inserts if you have knee problems before spending loads and loads of money at the doctor. Take care of your physical health! read more

The Good Feet Store - Shoe Stores Near Me - Reno, Nevada

Beware, this is a farse. Spending lots of money and i ended up having to have injections because the inscrepts were incorrect. When i went back for reevaluating charged for the charge!! BEWARE. My back is off and my feet. Spent a fortune for this pain. read more

If I'm honest, if any of us are honest, $899 is more than I want to spend on my feet. But let me clarify that this is an expense that is worth it for an incalculable number of reasons. The staff at The Good Feet Store are knowledgeable and helpful, and the afternoon I spent there was a friendly and informative time. I was previously under the impression that they took a form of your feet and made a custom insole from scratch that had to be ordered. This is not the case, although I'm not sure if it used to be. Stephan walked into the back room and came back immediately with three sets of prefab insoles to match the shape of my feet. They were the strengtheners, maintainers and relaxers, a three part system. At any time, I can exchange one set for another type, or get refitted for a different shape if needed. Fortunately I was able to set up financing, which I think is a relatively new thing through something called CareCredit. So I get 18 months same as cash, after which the interest rate goes up to CRAZY, but I should have no problem paying it off on time, especially since the insoles are what's helping me stay on my feet fora full-time job. So, to give you an idea what to expect, the first day I was able to wear the strengtheners a couple of hours, then switched to the maintainers. After a couple of hours I switched back to the strengtheners, and again at my next break switched to the maintainers. I work in a very, VERY hot environment, and my feet sweat profusely there, so airing out my socks and feet seemed to help a lot, and by the end of the second day my feet were really loving the maintainers. The third day, I was able to wear the strengtheners for the first 5 hours of my shift, then switched to maintainers for the rest of the day. I'd also figured out that putting some Gold Bond baby powder in my socks helped a lot with the moisture and let me really focus on the comfort of the insoles. By the end of the day, my feet had really settled in and, despite being sore from a long day at work, they were a whole lot better. The only setback I really experienced was that the relaxers initially didn't work with my slippers. I wear Haflinger slippers, which are very firm with cork footbeds and boiled wool uppers. The first relaxers I tried were not a good fit for these slippers at all, and made my feet ache and messed up my balance. No problem! I took them right back to the store and Stephan hooked me up with a different set that seems to fit my slippers like they were made for them! A perfect fit, and I thought nothing could make these slippers more comfortable than they already were. I'm confident that their service and product make this very expensive purchase worth it on innumerable levels. I'll have less feet and back problems, I'll be able to hold onto a hard-working job, and I'll have more quality time with my family because I'll feel better. Plus the ability to change the insoles when they break down, or when my body changes, that kind of peace of mind is very comforting. Everything worked exactly as stated. You've heard the radio ads and the TV ads. They're not kidding, it really is that good. Thanks guys for a great experience. read more

Just got some new arch supports and I love them!! I pronate and have Tendinosis in both feet. These supports help so much! Ryan is great and helped get me fitted in the best supports for my feet! Thank you!!! read more

Go see Marcie at Good Feet for a great customer service experience. Went with my husband, who has pronation issues. Ended up spending money on the expensive inserts but it's well worth it because not doing anything was leading to serious hip issues, which would have cost even more. And the inserts are also lifetime guaranteed for replacement. read more

Mom and I came up from California to check out this store , was going to spend around 200ish but it ended up being around 1,000$ just for some pre-made arch support sets.... they really pushed Care Credit Hard (You can afford 58$ a month can't you?) not for arches that we have never tried , we also were told these arches will "CURE" Planters fasciitis, but you can't cure it, you can only Alleviate the symptoms..... It's unfortunate that they claim to have such a very good solution but it comes at such a high costs that it's just out of reach for a lot of us normal people. read more

Visited The Good Feet Store today and I'm absolutely thrilled! As a golfer and runner with flat feet, the advice and guidance Marcie offered me was amazing! With a great consultation and walkthrough of the product line, I was given exactly what I needed for a lifetime of alignment, balance, and comfort! Thanks again, Jonah read more

Becky was so helpful! I've been in a lot of pain. I'm excited to start the system and start feeling better. My husband has used the system with great success! Thank you, Becky Agbeko read more

I've had my Good Feet inserts for a few years. I wore them while hiking 250 miles on the Pacific Crest Trail last month. Over the time that I've had them and from the abuse of the trail, they were starting to flatten out some. I went to the Reno store and spoke with Ryan. He checked the fit of my inserts, did the ink pad test, then replaced them under the warranty policy. Ryan also helped my son with his inserts, so we both walked out of the store with new support for our feet. I recommend good feet and the Reno store. Ryan explained the support the inserts provide and answered all my questions. I love to walk and hike and they have helped with my pronation allowing me to stay on trail longer and not have tired or sore feet. read more

I went here after two months of pain in my left foot that was bringing me to tears after work every day. Me Bennett helped me fitted me and I had no pain immediately after putting my shoes on and walking around the pain in my back is gone and the pain in my heel is no more thank you so much for this, it was worth every penny! read more

I have had the arch support system for well over six months now and I can say that without these arch supports I would not be walking. The cost of the supports was worth it for me because the alternative is to be crippled. I am very satisfied with my experience in the store and with the supports. read more

Fast and easy! First visit and Marcie was incredibly helpful. Fitted my husband and I for our inserts. So far so good!

I spent $299.00 on a pair of "Mid-Flex Maintainer" arch supports several months ago. I admit it was an impulse buy. My feet had been hurting for awhile and I was passing by a Good Feet store. Although I was amazed at the high price, I decided to spend the money after the salesperson convinced me my pain would soon vanish. Well it didn't. Today I consulted a podiatrist who told me 2 things: 1- The "arch supports" do nothing to help my problem (a bone spur). 2- The "arch supports" cost about $6 to make. I should have been suspicious when the salesperson told me my purchase would be final - no refunds. I'm writing this to all potential customers: Buyer beware! Consult your podiatrist for your foot pain, not an off-the-shelf retailer who charges an exorbitant price for a "sounds good" rip-off. read more

Marcie was very nice and informative, I left and almost immediately my back pain was gone, has not come back after not even 24 hours with the arch supports in my shoes. A bit high in cost but it is well worth it. No burning feet, no lower back pain, been taking two Norco a day for 6 months and have not felt this relief in a years. Patti read more

My boyfriend and I walked into the Good Feet store in Reno and wasn't even greeted by the salesman. He was helping another customer, but could have said hello and told us he would be with us in a bit. We left. read more

I bought the orthotics on Friday to day is Tuesday I am crippled can't bear any weight I am in so much pain they promised me it would help my planters flashiest I can't even bear any weight they were very expensive good feet has no return policy! I am so pissed right now read more

Unfortunately I did not read the reviews before trying this store (and product). Like another customer I spent $299 on arch supports that were uncomfortable and did not work ... these supports are not custom and if your feet (left and right) are not identical they cannot work. First I was told that the length was wrong ... well they measured me ... they still did not work. Then I was given a lower support ... still no good. And - yes it's true - no refunds. I warn you to stay away from this store and this product! read more

So disappointed that my wife, whom has gone to the Good Feet Store for not only herself, but for our son, would be turned down for any kind of discount re-purchase today. She had a replacement pair given once due a lifetime warranty. The arch had fallen or something. Our son has had great relief also. Today, my wife went in an admitted that our puppy pulled her orthotics out and went on a slight chewing rampage. My wife, the honest soul she is, told the story and was told that puppy chewing was not covered by warranty. She could have complained about the fallen arch and discomfort and need for replacement under warranty conditions, but she was honest--the puppy did commit an orthotic crime. The actual cost is low, retail is about 3000% marked up, or, to be fair, significantly increased. There are pre-fabed options, these are not made to the cast of an individuals foot. The price has increased from when my wife went in originally, which I encouraged since she has referred not only our son (which we paid that crazy price) but she has referred countless friends. Since they have recently increased their already heavy cost by $50, she was offered a discount of $50. Really. They were $350 before, now $399. A look at the website shows what a good franchise opportunity this is, and the small square footage, low overhead, and handful of just the right fit is all that needs to be in stock. For $120K, one could have a good arch support business. It seems an accidental mishap should enable a discount, particularly to a customer who has been there a few times. My wife expected a $200 investment in replacement, asking for some discount, accepting responsbilty for the puppy fiasco. She was told it would be the full price. I have no questions, off to a pediatrist we go. $20 seems a it would be a Better Feet Store option. An orthotic mishap option may actually help the business since there are likely customers whom do not return because they do not fall within the guidelines for replacement by warranty. Even a 50% discount for a mishap clause on the warranty could only be good for business. Matt Coleman may be a terrific guy, but failure to meet the need here in Reno will mean that we will tell everyone we know. If Matt cares, the ball is in his court. Matt Coleman CEO, Good Feet Worldwide, LLC mcoleman@goodfeet.com (760) 579-4068 read more

First visit to Good Feet. Marcie was very informative and super personable. Both my husband and I made purchases. My husband typically walks n pain and could tell an instant improvement. Marcie was wonderful. She's an asset to the owners business. read more

I would stay away from the Reno Good Feet Store. I was given a great deal misleading and erroneous information, from store locations, to transferability to shoe size measurement, in addition to alot of hype to sell the product. Here's my experience in that store. On 8-24-2011 I visited the Good Feet Store in Reno, NV and purchased some products. I explained to the salesperson that I was a only visiting the Reno area and was hesitant to purchase anything so far from home. He repeatedly told me that there were some one hundred plus Good Feet stores and the exchange and store credit were good anywhere in the United States. Unfortunately the Good Feet products did not work for me. As I was leaving Reno, I returned the products to the Reno store. On 9-9-2011, around 2 o'clock, I returned to the Good Feet store in Reno. As I entered the woman working at the desk, asked me to wait as she was on the telephone. I overheard a rather loud and strained telephone call. Apparently a female customer had come into the Reno store, just before I arrived, to return some products from a Good Feet from a store in Las Vegas, and to use her store credit. That customer was under the impression that she could have a store credit / exchange at any Good Feet store in the US. From what I heard, the customer was so upset that she left the products, with her name and telephone number, and walked out of the store. It sounded like the woman working in the Reno store that day was talking on the telephone to someone at Good Feet headquarters, and explaining her frustration about not knowing how to handle the situation that occurred just before I arrived. I did not make the woman working that day in the store in Reno any happier than the previous customer, as I walked in expecting a store credit to be used in at a San Francisco Bay area store (anywhere in the US as I had been promised upon purchasing the products). I told the woman working at the store that day that I had been told exactly the same thing: i.e. that the store credit was good at any of some one hundred plus stores nationwide. I now have a $540 gift card that I am told is good only at the Reno store. As I spend maybe six days a year in Reno, and some years I am not in Reno at all, this card is worthless to me. I was lead to believe (told emphatically actually) that the credit was good in any store, and I am apparently not the only customer to be given that misinformation. Your records likely show the call from the Reno store to someone Good Feet on 9-9-2011, reflecting the customer from Las Vegas expecting to use her credit in Reno. Before I made the purchase in the Reno store, under the impression that the credit was good nationwide, I asked the salesperson looked up the stores to see if there was one near me. I was told there was a store in Pleasanton Hill, CA. I would like to add that I was given many reasons to buy the Good Feet products 8-24-2011. One among many, I was told by the salesman that he was able to walk in his flip-flops with the "relaxers" across Reno to home (about 6 miles) without a problem. I found this to be a pretty compelling reason to buy the Good Feet products. I was told I could us them in any shoes; and on and on with promises of comfort that were untrue. Ironically, I had come into the store to by shoes (not inserts). My feet didn't hurt before I tried Good Feet products (I have ankle problems). But, my feet did hurt after the few days I tried to use the plastic inserts, and my ankle became problematic once again. As my feet now did hurt, I went to a pedorthist for advice and he shared with me that the salespeople at Good Feet have a lot of sales training but have little to no training in the biomechanics of the feet. He measured my feet for shoes and said the recommended shoe size from the Good Feet store salesperson was incorrect. (I am glad I did not buy shoes as well as inserts.) Now, wanting to clarify the situation, I went to a second pedorthist and was told the same thing. I had been a victim of a sales pitch, and not even gotten my feet measured properly for a shoe size. The salesperson I encountered in Reno certainly presented himself as an expert in feet and footwear. I have a mild case of "hammertoes" (according to a podiatrist seen some time ago). When I shared this with the salesman he was adamant that I did not have that condition and showed me a rather grotesque model of an advanced case of "hammertoes". So I am left wondering why is a salesman prescribing orthotics unless he has training in foot biomechanics. I've tried to resolve this with Good Feet, and at least get a transferable store credit. I've call and written the Reno store and the Customer Service for Good Feet. I even tried to resolution through the BBB. Good Feet does one thing. They simply do not respond. So if you buy something there, say goodbye to your money. read more

I just read the Reno store reviews and maybe they now have new employees, as I was treated very well and the inserts they said i needed for my feet, corrected my problem. A week later i went back and the salesman made some minor corrections. I havent been able to walk this well in 2 years. Thank you Good Feet. read more