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September 2022 by John T. Fey
Shoes last a long time and come in wide and extra wide sizes.
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July 2022 by Liza Anderson
Janet was beyond kind and totally understood the many unique issues with my feet causing daily pain and extreme difficulty in finding shoes to fit my special needs. We found a style that made it possible for me to be pain free for thr first time in 20 yrs. Highly recommend this store!!!
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April 2022 by Elizabeth Klepinger
The lady working there was knowledgeable and patient with my grandmother. Will be back.
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May 2021 by Linda Grimes
Was very nice salesperson informed. Great customer service. Help with choosing item. Will recommend this place to others.
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April 2021 by Alison S Blankenship
Always find a great pair of shoes at SAS. Today it was my mom's turn. And my sister and I bought her a lovely pair of sandals for Mother's Day.
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March 2021 by Mary Nowitzke
Comfortable shoes you get what you pay for
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June 2019 by Babs Babbles
They now have cute shoes that don't look like old lady shoes!
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December 2018 by John Shelton
Good place too place too shop
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June 2018 by Mary Kelley
Great shoes and socks!
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December 2017 by Annette Billings
For those of you with problem feet, please check out these shoes. I have tried nursing shoes, high-end running /walking shoes with inserts, everything except the $500 shoes and supports that specialty stores offer. These are the best. Well made, supportive and comfortable shoes that will last, and I'm on my feet a lot. They cost about $150-200, but I spent $140 on athletic shoes recommended by a podiatrist that had too much wear within 6 months. Seriously, these shoes are well worth the money. They even have sandals!
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November 2017 by Lady J
I'm a nurse and I have plantar fasciitis and plantar fibroma. I have finally found shoes that relieve the pain in my feet, knees, and back. I'll never shop anywhere else. Plus, they have amazing staff here!
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September 2017 by Sarah H.
They have a nice selection, but the blonde woman working there does not know how to work the computer, and isn't my favorite person to interact with. The other day, I took a pair of shoes back (ordered online at the same store) that I had worn around the house for less than 15 minutes and decided I didn't like the fit of. She almost didn't take them back because there were two or three specks of dirt on the bottom of one sole--no other marks or imperfections. She made it very clear that she didn't believe what I had told her. Guess I should have wiped the bottoms of the shoes before I brought them back? Luckily there has been a young man working there (both times I've been in) who has been able to help me sort things out. He actually had to help the lady put the online order in for me the first time I came in since she didn't understand all the steps. She was also a little condescending to the young man (from my perspective) when he was helping her. I understand that not everyone is super computer-savvy, that the woman doesn't know me from Adam, and maybe she was flustered or had a bad day both times I was in there, but I would think most any job requires computer and people skills these days, regardless of the industry. I think it's management's job to help her by ensuring she has more computer training so she would feel more confident in her own abilities.
