Foot Solutions

What an amazing time I had today at Foot Solutions! I was in a bind and forgot my tennis shoes for personal training. I found this store on my way to see my trainer. I was on a time crunch and Tanisha was such a help. She was very knowledgeable and was able to find the perfect shoe for me. I really appreciated the care and effort she put in to helping me. She really helped me in a crunch! Thanks Tanisha I will for sure return !

I was attracted to their «going out of business» sign with a «50% off» pricing sign. This store is on the 2^nd floor of the strip center, accounting for their poor foot traffic, and low business. Also, their prices were high, as evidenced by the resulting «sale» prices. Now that their prices are reasonable, the remaining inventory would be attractive at the current sale prices.

I agree with another reviewer! This is a great place! The staff was extremely knowledgable, friendly and helpful. I was able to purchase shoes that were both comfortable and stylish. Thanks!!!

I was delighted to find this little store near my home! I spend lots of money on well-​made, supportive shoes at Abbadabbas and I was looking forward to trying out this store. At first things went well. The lady who was assisting me asked pertinent questions, a few shoes were selected, etc. She mentioned there were some other shoes they didn’t have in stock that may be good for me. I said I would return the following week to try them on and compare them to others she showed me. However, the whole tone of the experience changed when I asked if she could write down the shoes she recommended, so I knew what to ask for when I returned. «Why do you want to know that? I’ll remember» I told her in case she wasn’t there when I returned. To which she replied «so you can go buy them someplace else.» I was shocked. To avoid reliving the awful experience, I won’t go into details of the proceeding conversation that went from horrible to worse. I’ve honestly never been treated so rudely in my decades of shopping. The final nail on the coffin was when I asked to speak to the manager or owner, only to be told… she was the owner!