The Good Feet Store

My wife bought a pair of $ 150.00 Propet shoes for diabetics. (An ugly pair of shoes.) Price charged is full MSRP for them. Could have bought these on Ebay for $ 40.00. My podiatrist recommended I buy a open back shoe due to a heel pressure sore. I tried to return them, but their policy is no exchanges, no return, no how no way even though I never wore them, so I’m stuck with a pair of expensive shoes I cant wear. Just be aware they are very expensive and there are no returns or exchanges sales or discounts on shoes.

I worked retail for many years… oh the joy of concrete floors… say hello! to plantar fasciitis. When i woke up in the morning i had to hold on to the bed just to be able to walk to the bathroom.
As cheesy as it sounds, I had seen a commercial for the good feet store, so i went there in hopes of fixing my feet. The staff were very knowledgeable and fitted me with a pair of insoles for my shoes.
Before you walk in the door, you should prepare yourself for the sticker shock. I didn’t realize it was going to be around $ 400 for what I got. But… alas it was. HOWEVER! before you write it off as not worth going, let me say that it really isn’t a bad deal.
1. Within 2 months I could walk pain free in the morning.
2. It’s been 4 years, and my plantar fasciitis has not flared up again!
3. If the insole goes flat or warps, or breaks within 5 years, you get a new pair free.
4. After 5 years, you can buy a new pair for only $ 50.
Truly I say unto you, it was well worth the investment. Especially now that i can walk pain free… what a treat!