Post-partum my feet just continued to suffer - every shoe felt uncomfortable after just a short…read morewear and I found myself wearing slides or nothing at all instead. Frustrated I started googling for shoe store that would give my feet a real assessment. I found Miles Ahead Sports and was encouraged by positive reviews. I showed up 30 minutes before closing and still felt I received the utmost service. My feet were measured, my arch assessed and my walk observed to find the best solution. It turns out my feet grew a whole shoe size. Three options were given and the toe boxes checked for the appropriate amount of room. We found a shoe we both felt worked best and off I went. I am normally a discount and outlet shopper but I was happy to pay full retail to get a good fit and the service needed to make that match. I plan on returning when my shoes need to be replaced.

My feet had been suffering long enough - ordering shoes online that I thought were right for me…read moreresulted in hip pain, a very ugly corn and one very unhappy runner. I am so happy I stopped in to see Keith @ Miles Ahead. He was knowledgeable, patient and found a GREAT shoe for me. This was such a wonderful experience at this store, I will NEVER order a shoe online again. They have my support for life. Thanks Miles Ahead team!

I've just had my meeting with Rich Tyas in regards to a back injury. He came to my home, very…read moreconvenient, his availability works around your needs. When I spoke with him and was fitted for a brace the Aspen OTS brace I felt instant comfort. I am looking forward to wearing this device and can feel it help my posture instantly. I am very thankful to my sister for referring him to me. And of course very thankful to Mr. Tyas for fitting me ASAP and making sure I had the right product for my T7 vertebrae injury. Thank you again rich and I will be sure to refer you to those that believe that "pain management" is an acceptable way of life.

I was talked into getting compression socks by a representative and told that insurance would cover…read morethe cost. I worked with someone who had to wear them and she told me how hard they were to get on/off. I reluctantly agreed and was assured insurance would cover the cost. Two months later I got a bill from the medical supply store. When I called I was on hold for fifteen minutes and when she got back on she forgot why I was calling. When I questioned why I received a bill she was extremely rude and told me that I didn't remember my conversation from two months ago. I called my insurance company and found out that I should never have been billed.

Please go to Sneakers Plus in Wall. They are a great, family run local business that really cares…read moreabout the community. They have great selections, and always willing to help.

The customer service at Sneakers Plus is awesome! The employees are so friendly and helpful. They…read morealso have a terrific selection. Sneakers Plus is a small business but whoever staffs and trains the employees is doing a great job.

Where to start? Aside for a great selection of slippers, the personal customer service offer was…read moreunparalleled! Email response time was immediate and incredibly helpful. The slippers are adorable and excelletn quality. Highly highly recommend to gift your loved ones!!!

The store is a little bit smaller than other NB outlet we had been to. However everyone was very…read morehelpful and friendly. Ended up my son's shoes was out of stock. Luckily we were told we could order at the store to qualify for BOGO 50 off, and they would ship it to us for free. Let's see how long it will take for the shoes to get to us.

I'm no Sporty Spice but since I love to walk around the city a lot, NB's Lifestyle is my #1…read morefavorite place to get my sneakers. I was so giddy when I noticed a NB store had opened up here at Jersey Shore outlets. Employees here are extremely friendly and helpful. The same guy must have asked me 3x if I needed any assistance. On this day, it was buy 1 get another one for 50% off. Don't forget to check the outlet's VIP Club for additional savings. I always refresh my NB collection every season. This will be my go to place from now on instead of online shopping.

this is the worst place I have ever experienced. 2 years of trying to connect and get either my…read morescrub tops or a refund. they are never open. can't get thru on phone. if I could give no stats I would.

Sarah is a so kind and helpful. She knows her scrubs. LOL Will be definitely recommending WB…read moreUniforms to my new co-workers. Go see Sarah, personified service.

The best experience ever! The selection was great, the ladies helping were FABULOUS and the prices…read morewere wonderful. We drove from LI to shop here and would do it again.

I wouldn't give this place my business. Ever. Their…read more"appointment" bs is so over the top for a "has been" dress shop in a plaza next to a pizza joint and Wawa on Route 37. Like - check yourself. Come on. This isn't NYC and the store is crowded, dated and smells. To go in you have to have an appointment and if you cancel it's $100. Hahah. But it's perfectly fine for them to not show. MmmK got it. Go anywhere else. Trust me.

I came here for my son, so I can only review the service portion. The gentleman on the counter was…read morevery knowledgeable and nice, greet us right away. Put things together for my son and even threw some stickers for him which made him super happy. My son was super happy with everything and stayed the value and price was pretty good for what he got. The store was average side and I felt they had a pretty good selection.

Okay, I was nosy. I haven't been in a skateboard shop since I was a kid…read more They had so much of everything that the place was really stuffed. Between decks, wheels, trucks, shoes, and clothes, I think you could find anything you wanted. I guess the thing to remember is that it isn't Walmart. You're going to pay more to get more. The owner goes on trips to determine what will best suit his customers. He seemed really reasonable (we had quite a chat), especially with the advice he was giving to someone who had never skated in her life. It wasn't about selling her $200 worth of gear that she would hate in 5 minutes. He tried to see what she wanted to do, and talked her through natural learning steps to get there. I think a lot of shops don't care. They just want to sell gear. It's kind of like one of those corny movies with the get-rich-quick team and the soul skaters/surfers who just care about the ride. This dude cares about the ride. Getting there is half the fun, correct? Parking is abundant off the main road, 2 hours at a time, which is better than most towns around here.