I recently took up daily walking and found that the types of tennies I've relied on for years just…read morewon't work. I wear a 10.5 wide and my left foot over pronates so I assumed I was doomed to ugly tennis shoes only available online but I figured I would give Runners Forum a chance. To be clear, I'm not a runner, and I was nervous to go in here because I'm a big gal and was worried I'd have one of those Pretty Women moments where they say "We don't have anything for you!", but I couldn't succumb to the ugly online shoes without trying, so I sucked it up and walked in. I was immediately greeted and was offered help. I explained my plight and she said she'd take a look in the back for something that would help. After a few minutes, I was brought two different options and a promise of more if needed. The first pair I tried on was a slam dunk but did my due diligence on trying on a different pair. In the end I bought a pair of shoes (that weren't ugly!) along with a couple pairs of socks, and I had a great and friendly experience where I get welcomed, and i will definitely be back.

Big shout out to Sherry who was super helpful today!! I had purchased a pair of running shoes…read morerecently that just felt too long. I brought them back in, she refitted me, watched me walk in them and off I went w a half size smaller shoe that then felt perfect on my feet. Thank you SO much Sherry for your patience today and helping me find the correct size and shoe!!

A lovely gentleman Ian helped me find the right pair of running shoes. I told him my history with…read morerunning, my goals and after reviewing my walking and running gait, he chose some shoes to start with. From there we were able to narrow down my choice based on support, cushion, tightness etc. I eventually chose my perfect pair and was a very happy camper. So many times, I feel so overwhelmed bc there are so many options but Ian really took the time to help me which was greatly appreciated. Excellent customer service. I expected to pay a few hundred bucks for shoes and a support insert and with any good pair of running shoes, you're going to pay more buck for the bang. I will definitely go back for more shoes in the future.

I was in need of a new pair of walking/running shoes so I decided to venture out on a wet gloomy…read moreday. To my surprise the store was calm and I received the best customer service from Sara. Sara asked several questions to assist me along my journey and together we found the perfect shoe and socks. I'm glad I picked this date of all days as I left feeling great with awesome customer service.

I stumbled upon this L. L. Bean location which is filled with high quality recreational apparel and…read moreaccessories. I rarely get to go to brick and mortar stores where I can actually try things on. This was a treat! It was nice to find hiking gear and lightweight jackets that I wanted. They had a good selection of hiking boots, too. The prices were high (I thought), but the quality was there. The store is huge, well organized, immaculate and packed with merchandise. Spring colors were everywhere. I encountered several clerks who asked if I needed help. The check out area is in the back of the store, which I found a bit odd. There is plenty of parking in the strip mall lot. I'll be back.

I have always shopped online for ll bean items, and I have been meaning to stop in the Indy store…read moreand I'm glad I did! It's very organized and the staff is very friendly! I was able to pick up a mini boat and tote as well as a bag charm. Love that I was able to visit and check out so many cool things! I'll def be back!

Let's be honest. I…read moredon't have a whole lot of business heading into a store called "Fleet Feet." I kind of wanted to go in and immediately proclaim "Fleet Feet - meet No Feet." I resisted the urge. In all seriousness, or at least as serious as I can be in what is essentially a shoe store, I was wheeling by Fleet Feet while handling an errand in this Broad Ripple Strip Center where Fleet Feet exists. Fleet Feet is a chain that started in 1976 in Sacramento, CA. There are six locations in Indiana - Broad Ripple, Carmel, Fort Wayne, Greenwood, Fishers, and West Lafayette. One of the Fleet Feet slogans is All People. All Paces. Always. I love this and embrace it as someone who has tremendous endurance but almost no speed (Fun fact about this Yelper: I have the official slowest time ever recorded for the 500 Festival Mini-Marathon. I'm actually the reason there's a time limit now.). And yes, that means one year when I was on crutches, I came in dead last. But, I finished. This location is fairly accessible. There are accessible parking spots along the strip, curb cuts (though not really directly in front of Fleet Feet), and the single-sided glass door is pretty workable. The store's layout is wheelchair friendly. As I noted, the emphasis here is on shoes. However, I was wheeling by and saw a shirt I really liked. So, I decided to visit. The employee was friendly and helpful, though my uniquely shaped body needs a larger size than was available. That said, we had a good conversation about local events and I got the chance to check out a variety of supplies. In case you're wondering, I did not try on the shoes. There's much to love here, though with a slogan that includes "All People," I can't help but wish there was at least a little acknowledgement of wheelchair athletes here. It's a minor quibble, but as someone who gets out on the trails a lot it's important to me. That said, I'd easily return when I'm getting ready for my next event. They have some cool shirts, hydration/energy supplies, and more. Oh, and yeah, they have shoes.

Today is #ThankYouThursday and I'm super thankful for Fleet Feet!…read more I bought my first pair of running shoes in middle school from a store just like this in South Bend. When Nike stopped making their Structures that I'd been running in for 20 years, I turned to Fleet Feet to find a new pair. They hooked me up with ASICS GT-2000's in May 2021 and ASICS Gel Kayanos last week. Both have been excellent recommendations. Fleet Feet does a fantastic job. They always welcome you in, ask questions about what you're looking for, and have recommendations for great shoes or gear. I won't go anywhere else for my running shoes.

Nothing but positive things to say. I have went in twice in the past week for socks for the mini…read moreand they have been super, if not overly, helpful and knowledgeable. I definitely recommend if you are looking for more niche running gear and some informed employees to help you. I'll be back.

Can't say enough about Will and Team at Fisher's Indiana Fleet Feet! location…read more I've purchased two pair of Hoka Clifton's which I love, most comfortable shoes I've ever owned, but they squeak something fierce. I went to purchase a new pair today as it was time and was looking for a different brand simply due to past issues. However, after having conversation with Will about my concern with the squeaking Hoka's, he assured me that he could most likely fix them, it was probably the insert rubbing along the insole of the shoe. I advised I had followed directions from other staff at the time, I added talc powder and deodorant to the bottom of the insole, but nothing worked and I was well past any warranty period. Later in the afternoon, I returned to the store with my old shoes in hand to see if Will could come through with his promise. Will and two Team Members wiped down my insoles, how heroic as my shoes were well loved! Will applied "Body Glide" to the clean insoles. By the way, Body Glide can be purchased at the store for $9.00. Guess what? No Squeak. I was so skeptical, shame on me! Not going to be running in the old Hoka's as I purchased a new pair today. However, there is still life in the well loved Hoka's that no longer squeak , not going to retire them as I can still use them when running errands with no fear of being judged by those around me. Thanks Will and Team, so appreciate your willingness to listen and help. I'll be back! Margie Hale Noblesville, IN

Are you looking to recycle those worn-out shoes? Well, I finally returned to this chain store to…read moredonate about a dozen shoes that met their lives as shoes. I cannot remember what they will be recycled to become next.

10/10. Employee was super polite and nice. Even though we didn't find anything we wanted he gave us…read moresome other options and helped us figure out what we should look for

A rose by another name is still a rose. Same difference for this location. This place is not called…read moreChernins anymore ( do not recall name, maybe Shoe Depot?) but it is still a shoe store that is very much like a Chernins. Still follow? Good. I needed some heel shoes for an event in March with the hubby. I came here after Ms. Jennifer L review. I was overall happy with the store, as It was hard to find at first not being named Cherlins anymore. But once you are inside, you see nothing has changed but the name. The layout, prices, deals are ll the same. I found two pairs of cute shoes here and have been very happy with them. I forgot to go back here and see what they have! I didn't see any name brand items, but I was not looking for them either. I will come back soon.

There aren't too many shoes in here over $25--actually, more are probably $15 -- $20. But then,…read morethere aren't that many shoes here that are leather. That's not to say there aren't any cute shoes here. There are plenty that would do in a pinch, especially at the price point. In fact, I saw one pair by House of Dereon (the fashion house owned by Beyonce's mom). They weren't leather either, though ... There are a few purses scattered about too. And some Reebok tennis shoes.

They're too Shi Shi. Hush hush. Eye to eye…read more The shoes and sandals here are probably some of my least favorites anywhere, but the really nice service that me and my girl experienced when we were here balanced it out. Not a big fan of the bags either, but at least they don't make me want to puke like some of these sandals do. Popular stuff though, so if you like them, good for you.