Ideal Feet review: Worthless 2

Ideal Feet arch supports do not work, and the company does not want

to provide a refund. The deal is that they will take your money, and

that is the end of the deal. The little pieces of plastic that they

sell you might cost them $10, so that leaves them $390 profit. You can

almost tell from the constant radio advertisements that they are spending

a lot of money to sell their junk.

The arch support moves all of the weight from your heel onto the arch

in front of the heel. This portion of your foot was never intended to

support your weight. While this crude support does relieve the weight

from the heel, it is damaging to the rest of the foot.

Getting the weight off of the heel provides temporary relief to the plantar

problem, so while you are wearing the supports in the store for ten minutes

they seem to work. However, as you try to wear the supports for any length

of time, your arches become inflamed. The result is that your arch is sore

and your heel is not getting any better.

Ideal Feet obviously cannot offer a guarantee, because they know that there will never be any satisfied customers. They dont really care, because they have your money.

I understand that they might offer an in-store credit, but if the customer needed arch supports, they probably do not need running shoes.

The bottom line, from my viewpoint, is that Ideal Feet is a rip off. They have a trick balance demonstration, and they are never going to refund your money when you are not happy.