I have lived in Boulder, CO since 1977, and have never had as great of service as my service at…read moreRunner's Roost today. Kristen was very observant of my walking style and worked until we found shoes that fit perfectly, which didn't take long due to her knowledge level. I recommend this store to anyone, especially those with hard-to-fit feet!

Very helpful friendly staff who don't pressure you to buy anything when you just want to browse…read morearound. They have lots of options, from rabbit to Nike to craft etc, they have apparels, accessories, shoes, hats.

I approached Alex to ask for help. I explained my husband hates to shoe shop, is incredibly picky,…read moreand is very difficult to fit. He still helped us! And he REALLY helped us. He patiently brought out every shoe my husband wanted to try, often exchanging one size for another. He also made suggestions once we were into the process and he understood my spouses needs and wants. In short, what we were dreading turned into a terrific experience, and introduced my husband to new styles and brands to consider next time. While I'm raving about Alex, in particular, I believe every employee in the store (on a busy Saturday) offered to help me. You can order shoes from Amazon or pick them up at Kohl's, but why when we have Brown's Shoes in Longmont! Treat yourself to a shoe store experience! if you have a special need, want to know what's new in the world of footwear, or want to find a shoe that fits without having to make a trip to Whole Foods (IYKYK), visit Brown's! Great selection is a plus, but it's the customer service that makes it worth the trip.

A first in a very long time, I finally found "the holy grail" of a shoe that properly fits my…read moreproblematic feet. Thank you Nathan for listening to me and finding me the perfect shoe that has greatly improved my activity level. Same price as online, with the addition of exceptional service. I highly recommend Brown Shoes!

Stopped in at Road Runner Sports yesterday to pick up a new pair of running shoes, and I was really…read moreimpressed with how quick and easy the whole experience was. When you walk in, you give them your name and they let you know approximately how long the wait will be while they help the customers already there. They told us about a 5-minute wait, but I was looking around at the shoes and the time flew by. The lady who helped us was super nice and really knew her stuff. I had several questions about the different shoe models, and she was able to explain the differences and help me choose the right shoe for me. Having someone knowledgeable there made the decision so much easier. The entire experience took maybe 15 minutes, and I was back out the door and on my way to my next errand. Great customer service, knowledgeable staff, and a quick and painless shopping experience!

Happened to be in need of some shades due to this crazy heat, and they have Goodr; which was…read moreexactly what I was after. Just so happens they also had a shoe release for On Running the same night and a large community event. Pop-up beyond 5k run, all pace groups and very welcoming. The On team and the Road Runner teams worked well together and put on a great time to the local running community. Be sure to give them a follow on community events and participate. Well worth the pop through and they have a multi-day community driven run club if you need differing miles options (currently Thur / Sat).

Fleet Feet was a wonderful experience for picking out new shoes for workouts. This was my first…read moretime at this location, and I felt welcomed instantly. Unfortunately, I showed up 30 minutes before close, but all of the staff was accommodating for me staying a few minutes after close to finish my purchase. Gina, Isaac, and Sawyer all helped me through different parts of my shopping experience. I also came away with a Fleet Feet exclusive for my shoes. My only wish would be for it to have a treadmill for trying out the different shoes. I would wholeheartedly recommend going to Fleet Feet for your running needs!

A superlative experience, as this visit to Fleet Feet (formerly the Boulder Running Company), could…read morenot have been better! Searching for new running shoes at 63 YO after not running for a bit, I visited this store because friends had always recommended it. Now I see why, worth the trip to Boulder! I hit the jackpot, as staffer Mike was excellent, with exceptional knowledge of his store, running, and shoes in general. Personnel greeted us warmly. They have a techy sensor pad that examines your feet and makes suggestions about sizing, type of shoes, and brands, then makes suggestions, taking so much of the subjectivity out of the equation. Mike knew his stuff and gave me a pair of options. Both were extremely comfortable and had a great feel. It was a tough call, but the New Balance option emerged victorious and was on sale! They also have a Happy Fit policy, backing up your purchase for 60 days, and will price match. I added some summer running gear and nabbed a calf sleeve Mike recommended with solid reasoning and measurements. In addition, they have incredible apparel and a running club that prepares people for distances and races. Boulder Running Company has joined Fleet Feet, the largest running specialty retailer in the nation. What a great pairing, helping people like me looking for running advice. This will end up being my Go-To running store.

They were super nice until I hesitated spending $1200 on inserts. Seemed a little sheisty hiding…read morethat til the end. It's reasonable to want to discuss a big purchase like that with your spouse.

I tried a bunch of things for my plantar and heel pain problems - orthotics, night splint, heel…read moresupports, stretches and came to Good Feet on the recommendation of a trusted friend whose problems which were worse than mine, went away. I've had my inserts for a few months now, and my pain has not returned even with me stepping up my running. So, for me, they appear to be working. I do think the product is overpriced. I could afford it, and went in knowing that it might not work and I'd be out several hundred dollars. Many people just can't take that risk with their money, even if they're in great pain. You can get store credit if things don't work in the first 60 days I think it is, but I've heard that process is a bit painful, and you'd get credit for retail list of some high-end Brooks shoes or something - better than nothing, but not very satisfying. I was treated very well at the Broomfield store, and have received sincere, personal email follow-up from my sales associate with good answers and ideas to some questions I had. So, if you're going to go for it, I can certainly recommend the Broomfield store. If I have sustained good results, the zing I've felt from the price will fade I'm sure. That will be a good feeling too!

Thank Heavens for this store! I've only recently moved to the Lafayette/Louisville area and hadn't…read morenoticed Independently Yours although I had been driving by this corner frequently until the shelter-at-home time began. Because of the pandemic, a major need for face masks surfaced. There haven't been enough of the n-95 masks for everyone, not even enough for the medical professionals and other front-line workers. Then people started sewing the cloth masks. I still personally couldn't find any available, but had a small supply of disposable masks my Doctor's office had given me in late February. But those are one-use masks and although I was only emerging from my home when absolutely necessary, they were running out. i heard about this store via a Louisville-oriented Facebook group I'm in. Someone was saying they had some cloth masks. So I went to that corner and drove among the businesses in the shopping area until i found this place. It's 2 doors to the left of the Nature Lab. indeed they have medical supplies of all varieties, and had a good selection of cloth masks in several sizes and colors. The white ones are $8 and the colored ones are $10. The people who work at the store and very knowledgable and helpful. They're out of hand sanitizer like everyone else but they are trying to get a shipment, by the way. I am happy to have one cloth face mask to wear and another to wear while washing it. I got a few for my daughter as well. As an older person, I was happy to see various items for people dealing with limited mobility and pain. The store is full of those types of items. They also have a large supply of compression socks.

This place needs a lot of improvement. First off, it is in no way ADA compliant which is a big…read moreissue for a medical supply store. There are no handicap spots to park in and the door is not automatic. They really need to hire more employees because both times I went in, I waited around for 5-10 minutes before someone acknowledged me and helped me. One employee was more concerned about helping the people calling on the phone than actually helping the customers standing in the store. When I picked up the equipment that I rented, the gentleman who helped me was very kind and made sure it was adjusted to my height. He even loaded it into my car for me. When I dropped it back off however, the woman who helped me took the equipment out of my trunk without even closing my trunk and left me standing outside on my crutches informing me I had to go back inside to sign off on the return. Again, an issue considering I was on crutches and they do not have automatic doors. The only reason I returned the equipment early is because I found a better scooter for free to complete my two months of non weight bearing. The equipment they provided was heavy and the breaks didn't work. It was a struggle to fold up and load into the car whenever I took it anywhere. The seat was stained and cracked. I would never recommend this place to anyone and I definitely won't be a repeat customer. The only positive I can say is that the store is clean and the staff is friendly once they decide to actually help you.

What a great shoe buying experience. I walked in and they helped evaluate the type of shoe I want…read moreand walked me through a few shoe options. I ended up with great shoes and am very happy with my experience. I fully reccomend them!

I learned about this store from a friend that partakes in their weekly running group. Word on the…read morestreet is that they have free pizza and libations in the store after every run. I haven't joined a group run quite yet tho my understanding is that they offer a few different distances, routes, and groups running at different speeds. Last night I attended their first ladies event. While I wasn't able to make it to the 4:30 pm run, I was happy to attend the evening of fun that followed. With my two best gal pals in tow we took in this store and event. Upon walking in the door we were impressed by the large crowd of attendees and jamming' tunes. There was so much to eat and so much to do. For starters there was a sports bra fitting offered by Brooks, a libations table offering champagne, wine, and beer, multiple food stations with a chocolate fountain, cookies, fruits, pot stickers, deviled eggs, chicken, spring rolls, chips and three layer dip, and more. These ladies obviously know how to throw a party. The fun didn't stop there. We enjoyed a fashion show which displayed the hottest running fashion gear and trends followed by a raffle. Now this was no ordinary raffle, they gave out nearly twenty killer prizes. From free sports bras, to special edition tanks, to gift certificates to the store, to Nike bags, every winner was elated. The only strange thing was a group of ladies that somehow amassed a pile of raffle tickets as some of their friends had left the event (they took home about 1/3 of the prizes tho they did spread the tickets among themselves). All fun aside In Motion had a plethora of beautiful running sneakers, clothing, accessories, and hydration supplements. If you fall in love with a product and they don't have the size you are looking for let them know and they'll happily order it for you. There's a lounge with plenty of seating, Eldorado water, and a station of nearly every foam roller and rehab stick you can find. There's also an in house physical therapist and massuese, truly a one stop shop. Definitely check this place out for your running and fitness needs!

I went to the The Pedestrian Shop at 1425 Pearl Street in Boulder today. I told the female clerk…read morethat the shoes I was buying there was $20 less at the Stegmann's Shoe Company. She said they would match that price if I could prove that to her. I said I had a piece of paper in my car that had a photo of those Stegmann shoes and the price on it. I asked her if I got it for her would she give me the discount and match the Stegmann price. She said she would. I walked back to my car and got it, and she then told me it wasn't the same shoe when they were identical. I had the photo there to show her. She was very rude to me and refused to honor what she had said about matching the price. This is an inappropriate way to treat a customer. Please respond to my complaint. Rita

I purchased Lems primal 3 shoes online on Feb 19th. I wore them on a 4 day work trip (think walking…read morethrough airports, and around town a bit) and they were blown out in multiple spots, and the laces coming apart. Obviously really poorly made. I reached out to the shop to see if they could help and they told me they'd put in a warranty claim with Lems. About a month later I checked in and they said they were still waiting to hear back. I'm sitting here yet another month later and haven't heard anything. I've never bought a pair of $120 shoes that lasted 4 days and I was stuck with. Won't be purchasing from this shop or buying Lem(on)s again.