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The Good Feet Store

4.3
(523 reviews)

Business Details

8967 SE 82nd Ave, Happy Valley, OR
97086, United States
(503) 774-3277

About

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The Good Feet Store is all about arch supports. Our personally fit, premium supports are designed to keep your feet in the ideal position (improving balance, alignment, and performance) which can even benefit the feet, knees, hips and back. Good Feet's 3-Step System of premium arch supports has been thoughtfully created to suit a variety of needs including work environments, activity levels, lifestyles, and shoe preferences (even flip flops and heels!) Your feet are about to embark on a journey, and we are here to support you every step of the way. Visit the Good Feet Happy Valley store to experience the difference for yourself.

Location

The Good Feet Store
8967 SE 82nd Ave, Happy Valley, OR
97086, United States

Hours

Monday10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday11:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Reviews

4.3
523 reviews
5 stars
378
4 stars
45
3 stars
22
2 stars
21
1 star
57
  • ZB
    Zack Besler
    1 day ago
    5.0
    As far as customer service goes they did great. Very informative visit. Set me up for success. It’s too soon to see how their product works. So far it’s doing well.
  • AW
    Andrea Walker
    Apr 4, 2026
    1.0
    I am disappointed to have to leave a negative review for a business with such high ratings, but my experience was both frustrating and misleading. I originally purchased arch supports from this company about 20 years ago for approximately $89, and they served me well until recently. When they began to wear out, I scheduled an appointment at the Happy Valley location to replace them. During my appointment with Matthew, I clearly explained my needs and the issues I was beginning to experience with my old insoles. Unfortunately, the sales process lacked transparency. At no point was it clearly explained that the products being sold were considered “medical devices,” that I would be entered into a medical profile system, or that all sales would be final with no money-back guarantee. I was expressed that the products were covered for life and could be exchanged due to normal wear and tear. I was presented with a three-part system (for work, exercise, and home use) and told that all components were necessary and designed to work together. When I reached checkout, I was taken back by a total cost of $2,200. After expressing that this was far beyond what I intended to spend and that I only needed a basic replacement similar to what I had previously, I was told the system was required to reap full benefits. After haggling for a bit the price was then reduced to $1,698 and I was told that was the best price I was going to get. Based on the information provided, I assumed there would be some flexibility if the products did not work for me seeing how I’m spending over a grand for this system. However, I later discovered that all sales are final regardless of your situation. After attempting to use the “strengtheners” for just two days, I experienced significant discomfort, including leg cramping and sharp pain radiating up my leg and foot when I would walk. It felt like pins and needles when I would stand. I was forced to switch back to the “maintainers” to alleviate all of the symptoms. I had to rub dmso on my legs in the morning and evening after using the strengthener to soothe the leg pain from the strengtheners. While I was told I could exchange for different sizes or types, this does not address the core issue that the system itself may not be suitable for every person. For products described as “medical devices,” there was no involvement from a licensed medical professional, no referral from my doctor, and no insurance coverage. This made the overall experience feel more like a high-pressure sales situation than a legitimate medical consultation. I strongly encourage anyone thinking about purchasing from The Good Feet store to fully understand the terms, pricing, and policies before making a permanent purchase here seeing that they clearly do not stand behind their own products.
  • CE
    carolyn ellis
    Mar 15, 2026
    5.0
    I went in for the free foot assessment and I was amazed by Johnny. Who was down from the Happy Valley store to help, he walked me through everything and clearly listened to my issues and set me up with the essentials package and so far my pain went from 15 to just an occasional ache. You owe it to yourself to get these. Thanks again, Johnny.😊😊
  • GB
    Greg Bell
    Mar 1, 2026
    5.0
    Johny was very helpful and mindful through the whole process, went with the 3 step process and it is night and day with my plantar fasciitis! Highly recommend this location, and the gentlemen who took car of me! 5/5!!!
  • EA
    Emegin Aplington
    Feb 22, 2026
    3.0
    My experience was not great in terms of customer service . Specialist explain thoroughly how the arch support works, but he forgot to give me the new pair of insole. I amost ended paying the sample at the store. Bag wasn’t offered for my old insole, I did asked for it.

Frequently Asked Questions About The Good Feet Store

How are our arch supports different from inserts and insoles I can buy online or in drug stores?

Good Feet Arch Supports are designed to provide the firm, yet flexible function necessary to help correct poor foot biomechanics, providing long term pain-relief solutions.

I buy good shoes, but my feet still hurt. Can arch supports help me?

Absolutely. It’s common for people to think that their shoes are the problem, when in reality it’s often the foot that’s going into the shoes that’s the real source of discomfort. By stabilizing the foot with a good arch support, the pain and discomfort caused by common foot and foot-related problems can often be minimized or alleviated.

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