By Anonymous September 12, 2010
I have no idea what that other review is talking about! The employees are always willing to help you with anything and are able to special order almost anything if they do not have it in stock. My daughter needed pointe shoes and they were willing to keep fitting them until they found the perfect pair for her! I am so happy that I found this store because I am now coming here with all my dance needs from now on! ...read more
By Lisa Rumberger April 16, 2010
They have great products, but the staff are a bunch of snobs! We were reduced to trying on shoes that were display models and still could not get anyone to wait on us. Left without buying anything and will never go back. ...read more
By Sean Powell May 20, 2009
(717) 295-9400 ...read more
When it comes to walking workouts, there's nothing more important than a good shoe. Don't think you can just pick out any fitness shoes. Different feet need different shoes. To find the right pair for you, keep these tips in mind: CHOOSE THE RIGHT TYPE SHOE - A shoe made for your activity will reduce your chance of injury and boost performance. The shoe will be flexible at the ball of the foot, but not in the arch or heel. Shoes that are too flexible will place stress on the plantar fascia. The heel must be firm and cushioned, the sole should be rounded to promote the heel-to-toe motion. GO OFF-LINE FOR A FIT - Shoes purchases should be made in person. Whether you have low or high arches, pronate or supinate, our pedorthists will watch you walk and check the shape and flexibility of your feet. We will help you choose the features you need to prevent injury and walk in comfort. BUY BIG - Most people, especially women, tend to buy shoes that are too small. Forget thinking you need a particular size because that's what you always have worn. Athletic shoes are sized quite differently from other types of shoes. Our pedorthists will ensure that you get the proper fit, shape and style for your feet. TOSS 'EM OFTEN - Don't skimp on your feet, they're support for life. Once the padding or sole cushioning system has lost its spring, it's time for a new pair. Generally, walking shoes should be replaced every 500 mile - sooner if you have foot, knee or back problems. At Foot Solutions we sell footwear that fits your feet and your lifestyle. Our pedorthists focus on health, wellness, comfort and fit. We offer computer foot scanning, custom orthotics to reduce pain and improve performance and an extensive line of shoes for exercise, work or play. ...read more
By Foot Solutions January 12, 2009
Walking shoes come in many different styles and levels of support. Choosing the right walking footwear can make a big difference when walking long distances. The right walking footwear should fit properly in order to provide support and help to reduce the amount of strain to the foot, ankle and knees. ...read more
Snow boots are made with the general idea to keep your feet warm. They should be designed for every day winter use. They will stand up for walking in a lot of snow while keeping your feet warm and dry. ...read more
