Do yourself a favor and don't shop at Good Feet. Once purchased you are locked in. There are no refunds and that was not made clear to me at the time of purchase, even though I specifically asked if they were returnable. I got a generic "well, we'd like to work with you first" which to me doesn't say "you can never return these." Now they are falling back on "it's on the receipt" which is such a cop out. I work in retail and we are always very clear with customers at time of purchase what can and can't be returned. It's that simple. So now I'll have to follow up with my lawyer friends and the state to see what kind of legal recourse I have. My question to Good Feet: why make it so hard? wouldn't really kill you to be gracious? Buyer beware. read more

absolutely the worst decision I've made about my feet was going to this store and wasting $1700 hard earned dollar. wasn't going to write this review till they refused on giving me a store credit or a refund on me refund. I'm sitting outside the Johnson creek store right now warning people not to make the same mistake I made. They through a great sales pitch and I feel for it! read more

Calling $5 worth of high tensile plastic a "medical device" is the ultimate con. The real shame of that is preying on people in pain, many of who are seniors on a fixed income. They should make the product affordable and everyone would leave positive reviews. Instead you'll pay over $1,500 to get their recommended package. Good Feet is just a marketing play and franchise model on a piece of plastic with a 5,000% mark-up! Don't do it! They deserve every bit of their 1 and 2 star reviews. They literally do not care if you walk away unhappy and will not issue refunds. The assumption is there are enough "new" customers who don't check social media before visiting the store. They care more about making a sale than the damage they do to the Good Feet brand. The manager told me, "Oh, I've dealt with angry customers before." Really? You might want to look into that! I will work tirelessly to spread the word because unlike this store, I care about you. Please ... save your money and visit a professional. read more

Check in complete. No changes. Just really good service. The sales rep remembered us, and made the excellent suggestion that I consider purchasing a pair of shoes there that I love and was on an exceptional sale. (They are no longer carrying them.) I very happily did so. So, still great service, still great foot care, still happy as a seagull with a French fry. read more

Order: Arch Support Pros: like everyone, I heard about Good Feet from social media (i.e., Instagram). I will say they have great marketing skills!!! The store was clean and I was able to walk in no problem. Cons: Well upon walking in, im greeted and immediately walked through what I would later find to be a sales pitch. During the process, I asked about pricing and I was told $499. However, it was briefly brushed over as they went back to selling their item to me. The arch supports were decent no lie. But its hard to tell in under an hour as I have flat feet. The lady then proceeds to tell me that my flat feet would be fixed after 6-months lol. She tells me the story of a lady who had feet like mine. She saw changes to her arch after using their system. I then asked what if your arch is a bone that cant be moved unless broken. She says their product can fix/address that. Well hell if that was the case id have new feet lol. Now after wrapping everything up we get to payment and she turns the screen and I see $1497. Upon inspection, I noticed that every support is $499 and the complete system isnt $499. Booooo. How can every arch be the same price if they are different products??? I asked if they excepted insurance they said no only credit card, affirm, etc. I walked out. read more

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We didn't know exactly what to expect when we went here because we'd never bought custom insoles before. I was a bit concerned with all of the 1-2 star reviews, but they were mostly regarding price, and we knew the inserts were going to be spendy because they're medical devices and anything medical isn't cheap. We were helped by Joey and he gave us THE BEST customer service experience. We never felt pressured to buy and he didn't talk to us like a salesman. He answered all our questions confidently and I had a lot of them. These are a bit pricy but what you get is absolutely worth it. They back up their products with a great warranty and that says a lot about the company. If you were on the fence about popping in you should absolutely do it. read more

Save your money and go to an actual orthopedic doctor instead of a retail sales person give false medical advice to sell a product. I went in a year ago not for any foot pain, but to alleviate siatic pain. the person said absolutely yes, these will fix that. they then had me do a foot print, then went in back to get these "custom orthotocs". she then put them in a pair of their super cushioned shoes and walk around the store. she smiled at me and said "feels good right?!". well of course it feels good, ita super squishy shoes. I took the bait and plunked down $1500. a year later and my sciatic issues are only controlled through stretching and excersize. the insoles have caused me more foot pain than I've ever had. I've thrown them away and am working with a physical therapist to fix the problems that they caused. They falsely advertise these as "custom" and they are anything but. simply off the shelf for your shoe size. read more

DJ explained the support system and it's possible benefits quite well. I look forward to the results and must say that even while in the store, I did feel the difference to the positive side. This is an investment and I rationalize the expense to the value of less pain in my feet. I have paid about this much for molded inserts and to no avail. Happy with this experience thus far. read more

Working all day on my feet has gotten really painful. So, one night I visited my local Good feet store with my MIL. I expected to but some expensive insoles and go home. This was more than an hour long presentation ending in sticker shock! $1,398 for 3 insoles. Not a typo. On the plus side, I'm sure if you put in the work to reshape your bones and tendons over months, you may have a winner. The guy who did the presentation was fabulous, so if u ever want a lot of attention, I say go. Also, even one insole was $499 & if you're not paying outright, it is a soft credit inquiry. No thanks. read more

The in-depth care provided by Good Feet has changed my life. Before, working all day on my feet would give me pain that would distract me for half of the day. I also had back pain and stiffness. Now, although it took a few weeks of adjusting, I have none of those problems anymore, and upon going back for another visit to their welcoming office, my high arches have already changed for the better after only a month. Even though the insoles are expensive, they will always replace or change your insoles whenever you want, and they will ensure that you have the exact support your body needs. Johnny worked with me to find my exact fit after testing multiple rounds around the office and even helped me find a solution when I was getting sore in another spot on my feet. read more

Buyer beware they prey on people with chronic pain and make returning the product impossible and difficult especially since the product costs $500-$1500. They have misleading advertising if not false. read more

Good Feet is a scam. These arch support ARE NOT CUSTOM MADE. Its all about Marketing. And the price is huge. Their strategy is to sell all three steps. Orthopedic doctors can make custom made and for lower price. read more

ZERO STARS! DONT FALL FOR THIS SCAM! If I could give this store zero stars I would. ITS A SCAM AND A WASTE OF MONEY. I am pissed off that I fell for their scam. They convinced me and my mom that their insoles would help my plantar fasciitis and it didn't. They hurt my feet so bad I couldn't even use them. We paid/ are still paying for these stupid insoles MORE than A YEAR LATER!! They have a no return policy even though the manger told me that I could return them if they don't work. Well they don't work and $1000 later my feet still hurt and I have 3 plastic inserts shoved in a box somewhere. read more

Like another reviewer below said, it's taken me 3x to find the right support (I've purchased 2 of the 3 options now, the strengthener and the middle one, sustainer maybe). I've also purchased multiple rubber insoles which they sell as well, but unfortunately the plastic insert still protrudes at the arch, and if you're running or exercising, it can leave a painful mark for the rest of the day. I've tried shuffling the insole around, but nothing seems to help. I returned to the store and they gave me a softer arch support, but that didn't resolve the issue. I was told that the insoles weren't designed with the arch support in mind, and they're too narrow at the arch, so... that's that, I guess. Dr. Scholls however does have a fabric over their inserts (in comparison), and are far more comfortable. I'm not always excited to work with folk on commission since it feels more like the "sale" is the focus, but thankfully the 3rd time I worked with someone who appropriately listened to my problem, fitted me appropriately, and had me come in for a follow-up to make sure there were no issues. I wore an insert too large for my step for about 8 months before I gave up on them due to discomfort, but then I had someone remeasure my foot and found the correct size, unfortunately that was a lot of wasted time, but I eventually found the right one (not every salesperson is an ace). The Good Feet Store for some reason has a system in place where the first person to measure your foot or help you out will get all commission, recognition, and credit on the sale, even if another worker (at a future date) does all the work, so I wouldn't give credit to the first person I spoke with, I'd prefer the credit and commission go towards the worker who actually resolved my issues. I feel awkward every time I go in knowing that my information on their computers says who that first person is, but I still choose to work with another salesperson that understands me better. Conversationally, everybody's nice, and I get along with anyone I spoke with, but even after 2 years now, I was learning new information about the inserts that I hadn't learned prior, including the option of different strengths or softer inserts depending on the activity. One worker, a self-proclaimed "sales champ" was far too arrogant to feel comfortable, and his whole approach felt mechanic and far too rehearsed. This was a year back and I think they were only helping at that store temporarily. In the past doctors told me that these high-end inserts are no better than the Dr. Scholls inserts, but I got tired of paying for continual replacements, so hopefully this lifetime option pays off in the long run. I'm hoping the strengthener inserts do help reshape my arch and offer more support to my knees and posture. Lastly, it'd be nice if corporate could fix the heater inside that Johnson Creek location, as it was apparent that the workers were freezing to death, and it wasn't all that comfortable myself sitting there freezing. All in all, I recommend speaking with a health professional about your actual physical issues, whether that be knees, feet, back, or posture. These workers aren't medical professionals, they're just trained to know their products, and speak from personal experience or share other's testimonies. That's equivalent to, "well this worked for me and Martha, so it's gotta work for you". We'll see what happens with my feet and knees, it might be worth the gamble, but for now, that's all it is. read more

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Way too expensive. They don't work. There are very similar brands like walk fits that are leaps and bounds less expensive, work better, and have options on heights of arch support and a padded heel. read more

My dad purchased a pair of shoes and multiple shoe inserts on 5/21/2024, for a significant amount of money. On 5/26/2024, he passed suddenly. I drove my mom to the SE Portland location on Johnson Creek to find out options for refund or exchange. Brayden was compassionate and thoughtful during our exchange. He was thorough in explaining the refund process after conferring with Store Manager. He displayed excellent customer service skills and made an unpleasant situation more tolerable for my mom and myself. We especially want to share the gratitude we feel for the experience we had today at the Good Feet store. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for exceptional customer service. Additionally, my dad loved his shoes and said "it was the first time he was able to stand up straight in years". read more

Be sure that you see a podiatrist or an orthopedic doctor before you go to the store. These people are not doctors they are not professionals we went in there with foot pain and was told by the person helping us that my husband indeed have plantar fasciitis after an MRI and $400 later and inserts comes to find out he doesn't have it at all and it was a total waste of money read more

What a hack.. dont shop here. Their return policy is no where to be found and if you can find it says only for store credit. They never talk about price there are no prices posted anywhere. And if youbare not satisfied too bad your out over 1k. I tried to talk to them about it in a DM on twitter because no one would answer the phone and all they did was block me. read more

These are not custom made arch supports. They are cookie cutter. Go to a podiatrist and have custom made ones for about $400.00.

I have suffered from sciatic nerve pain for over 20 years. I have had cortisone shots, used pain patches, and tried electric stem. Nothing helped. I got the orthopedic inserts from Good Feet Store and my sciatic pain is gone! read more

i brought my resident in to get better work shoes today. Johnny helped us out and he went over and beyond. he was very kind and helped us understand what my resident was not able to communicate to myself and other staff (she is mostly non-verbal.) great customer service and we will be coming back to Good Feet again read more

Heard The Good Feet Store advertised on the radio and stopped in to check out what they offered in the way of insoles. Was immediately approached by a guy who came on like a used car salesman trying to hook me on Amway! A real turn off! I asked how much their insoles were and he said 100-$400 but was vague about the price difference and just proceeded to try and sell me on the $400 dollar ones. It was a bizarre exchange with the guy. I came in to see what they were about and was subjected to an immediate high pressure sales pitch with offer of a payment plan.... in trying to give myself an out I told the guy I really didn't have $400 to spend today his reply was "That's why we have credit cards". Totally off putting and leaving me to feel like they are selling snake oil. read more

I do know better! I heard a radio ad for this store, and on impulse made an appointment because I do need arch supports and better shoes than I have right now. I had a bad feeling when I got to my appointment and the 20-something woman "helping" me had the condescending "How are we feeling today?" tone. She measured my feet and got out three pairs of arch supports, each for slightly different life situations. She fitted me with reasonable shoes. That was it -- three pairs of arch supports and one pair of shoes. And when I got to the checkout counter, I had the most severe sticker shock of my life: $1,572! Yes, you read that right! I stalked out, absolutely floored that anyone would ever pay that amount of money for what I was shown. Learn from my mistake! read more

I have suffered plantar fascitis my whole life on and off. My last hope I came here hoping to find relief. The price is completely outrageous. No guarantees of the product working. No money back. 1400 dollars and I am still in incredible pain 2 months later. I regret coming here. I did not have that to spend but was desperate for relief as it No longer worked to buy the reasonably priced kind you can buy at most stores. Had I known there would be no refund if it failed to work I would have never gone there. read more

This is one of the biggest rip-offs. If you want to pay over $ 1000.00 for three pieces of plastic with no guarantee. If it doesn't work for you, you're out over a grand. Don't fall for this con read more

If you come here to read reviews don't believe all the bad ones. Nice things of good quality cost money and there's nothing wrong with that. These inserts saved my husband from crippling foot pain and so I now decided to jump in and get some too. Had a great experience. Sales staff member that helped today was very friendly, informative and not at all pushy. Showed me the product and it sold it self. I'm looking forward to my pain free journey. Pain free is priceless. read more

Love my good feet. I had a total knee replacement and had a difficult time walking without a limp 4 months afterwards. A good feet representative suggestedI I try Good Feet and inserted some into my shoes, instantly (no kidding instantly), no more limping!!! I don't put shoes on without my good feet, my lower back no longer aches, my knee swelling subsided, my posture has improved and my feet don't bother me. Love these inserts!!!! I highly recommend a visit to Good Feet for a demonstration. read more

This review is not about there products... Since we never got to that point. When my wife and I first arrived, all was well they seemed happy to help us but once we got the process going things quickly turned sour. The employee helping us, was taking forever in the back that my wife and I began talking that before spending over $350 each we needed to explore more options and then come back if need be. We didn't know that the prices were this high, but figured one of us could get insoles if we were convinced about the product. We expressed this concern and figured that a good sales person would be like understandable. But no, this quickly turned hostile with the employee almost throwing paperwork at us. Bottom line, horrible customer service!!! Train your employees to give respect. Had you not tried to pressure us maybe we would've came back. Or worse case we didn't come back but in that case I would not have added a bad review to this establishment. read more

It did nothing for my feet but made things worse $1200. To make things worse damn near rolled my ankle and no and no refunds store credit only what am I going to do by $1,200 in stocks so I highly suggest that you see a podiatrist first before allowing them to cause more pain buyer beware ........ read more

Don't go here unless you have a suitcase full of cash. I just wanted a pair of shoes, I picked out a pair for $155.00 No problem, a good pair of shoes can be expensive. But, when it gets to the point of being ripped off, that's where I draw the line. They put all these inserts in and asked how wonderful they were. Sure, they felt good. So I wanted to buy the shoes and said NOTHING about wanting any inserts. So the salesman "added it up", and to my surprise it came to $611.00. NO WAY. If I wanted to inserts, I would have said so. Oh.....but you can finance on Care Credit! read more

I have extreme osteoarthritis in my ankle. When I sit for any length of time, my ankle hurts where I cant walk on it for a couple of minutes. My doctor recommended the Good Feet store. I bought the arch supports. My ankle does not hurt now. It is a bit spendy, but not being in pain and able to walk when I get up it is SO worth it!! read more

My review is based on the level of outstanding service I received at The Good Feet Store. The wonderful woman who helped us was Deborah. We couldn't even have wished for someone more knowledgeable and absolutely warm and compassionate. Deborah was 100% what I would hope all of The Good Feet Company would want as employees. She took her time explaining the science and benefits of the product. I felt confident we made the right decisions based on her level of knowledge. If you go in, ask for Deborah she will treat you with absolute care and respect. read more

DO NOT GO HERE I have early osteoarthritis of my spine and have been experiencing extreme pain for a while now. My dad, being the good loving father that he is, called me and said he wanted to take me to the good feet sort for some inserts to see if they would help with my pain. Willing to try anything, I agreed and we drove from Sandy to Clackamas to check it out thinking we would just go and buy some inserts. HAHA! No, that's not what this place is. As soon as I stepped in there I felt uneasy. The guy that was helping me started laying on the sales pitch right away and I was like "am I buying shoe inserts or a timeshare." So he asks a bunch of questions about pain and all that and has me do this ink print thing for my foot and then hands me his tablet and shows me where to sign and where to click for prices and leaves me to it while he goes and gets all the goodies he's hoping he just sold me on. So I click on the link to the price sheet and I see $400 and start laughing. So he comes back and right away I say "I'm just telling you right now I'm not paying $400 for shoe inserts, but I'll look at the shoes." So the whole time I'm trying on shoes he is asking me if I want to at least try the inserts and I repeatedly say no. Then my curiosity got the better of me and I ask "how much is the system on the wall display?" And he said "$1200." I immediately started busting up laughing as did my 12 yr old daughter. My 75 yr old dad sat there like his life just flashed before his eyes. Then the guy says "well you can make payments and they have a lifetime guarantee." Yeah ok buddy. In the end my dad bought me a $150 pair of shoes that are super comfy and we told them hell no to the $1200 hocus pocus. My dad just wants me to be pain free and I figured we'll give the shoes a try. They also make it a point to tell you all sales are final and if there is anything wrong with the shoes, you have to take it to the manufacturer. Biggest scam EVER. Avoid this place like the plague. read more

Working in fast food and having plantar fasciitis is not a good combination. Before coming to this store by the time my shift was half way through I was READY to be off my feet. Even the cheapest pair of inserts they have (tbh I was a bit surprised at how much some of them cost) worked WONDERS. Just a few days later and my feet hurt so much less than before at the end of my shift. I feel like I could work a few more hours. The store was very sanitary, staff sanitized everything between each customer, they even gave me a brand new pair of fairly nice socks so I could find the right fit for me. The whole time I was there the staff was friendly and helpful. I would recommend not anyone who has foot pain or works on their feet. read more

I'm a teacher, I stand on my feet all day. After months of horrible foot pain, I felt improvement on day 1 after getting my new inserts. They are not inexpensive, but weighing the cost vs. waiting weeks to see an orthopedist and have orthotics made (and insurance only covering a fraction anyway) was a very clear choice. Melissa was fantastic at going over my evaluation and explaining what I needed and how the system works. I can go in anytime and trade for different sets as my feet or needs change. I was even able to get some inserts that will work in my sandals this summer!! Overall, the experience of working with the company and the foot- changing results have been outstanding. I highly recommend anyone with for pain to at least go in for a free consultation and check them out. You won't regret it! read more

The Good Feet Store in Clackamas, Oregon does not care about their customers. Once they have you as a customer they don't care about you. I posted something on Face book yesterday and they call trying to make it right. Why didn't they do that yesterday to make things right. Don't go there. read more

I went into 82nd Ave store. Served quickly. The prices were higher than I expected but when I walked just a few feet with them ahhh relief. I spend a total of almost $700 with shoes and extra pads. That is a LOT of money for me, but spent much more at doctors with no relief. Plus the sales women are cute. read more

I went here a week ago. The lady there was already with two customers and it looks like they have been there for awhile deciding on what to buy. Looking at the amount of boxes they had out on the floor. She asked what I need help with and I told her Im new to this store and what her recommendation is for shoes or soles for long standing hours are. She replied "all of them are good" Well that doesn't help because there is a difference and she already had an attitude with me. I looked around and read some of the descriptions on the wall and asked her from what four shoes are good for long hours of standing and she said all of them. Then she asked if I want to be fitted and told me to read about it on the wall. Seriously? Can this get any worse??? I started to fill out paper work. The prices were insane $399 for the custom fit. I wish I knew how long they last and what they do for your feet. But no explanation. I feel like she was lazy to even explain or even know where she works at. She didn't seem happy at all. Another couple walked in and she told them it will be an hour for them. It seemed like the people she was helping weren't in a hurry and took there sweet time. I told her we will come back next time because they are too busy. She got up and made me an appointment. I don't think I even want to waist my time going there because if it's the same horrible experience like last time, I'd rather go somewhere else. read more

My father was desperate for something to help with his severe foot and back pain. Has tried all of the soles from regular stores and never had anything help. Going into The good feet store he was nervous and not knowing that they cost $350 for the product! He couldn't afford that it was outrageous. Anyways, he wasn't aware of the pricing until checkout after an hour of molding and consulting, and then after he paid for them with the last of his money he had by the way, the cashier tells him oh yeah and no refunds only in store credit. He about lost it inside. How upsetting that a store can just do this to people. Also he's been wearing them just as instructed and they are making his pain three times worse. Good advice, Goto Arch Fitters or Shoe Mill. read more

I've been a customer for years and could not be happier with their service. The Good Feet people are the best and certainly take their jobs seriously. After I raved to a friend about how much I improved the the Good Feet orthotics, he said they were too expensive and ordered some knockoffs on line. Well guess what, they did not work and now he and his wife are Good Feet clients. I recently found a set of orthotics that I no long used so brought them in and they exchanged them without any hassle. read more