My disabled son has short, wide feet and enjoys walking and hiking. The 2 young men at Tradesmen Shoes made him feel comfortable and found him the perfect shoes. We bought 2 pair because they fit perfectly. The price was worth it as they have prevented some of the blisters and arch pain he had, and have outlasted any cheaper pair he's purchased elsewhere. They get our shoe trade from now on. Ask for Ethan or Amador, they're great. read more

Uncool shoes inside a very uncool mall and if that is not enough of a turn off the employees will hound you and hound you until you just decide to leave. I went in there to look around knowing the reputation this place has just to see how bad it is and if it is still as bad now. The employee would not stop asking me questions and trying to create a conversation during my 2 minutes in the store. I could see his manager looking over his shoulder trying to push him as he was unsuccessfully trying to create a conversation with me. Here is how the experience went: within 5 seconds of walking in I am greeted with "hello how are you doing today?" Me: I'm fine, just looking around. Him: Are you from Kearney? Me: No I'm not Him: Where are you from? (Not any of his business) Me: I'm from Grand Island. Him: What brings you to town? Me: just shopping (I had a reason to be in town but I didn't want to talk about it with someone I didn't know). That didn't seem to work so he noticed I was wearing a baseball hat, "the Padres huh? You a big baseball fan? I like the Rockies" after that I just left. If I could give zero stars I would not only for their bad shoes but for their company policy of forcing employees to hound customers. So I don't blame the employee. I blame the company. The employee was just doing what he was forced to do read more