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On your feet all shift
Twelve hours on hard floors is an athletic event whether anyone calls it one. The shoe has to hold up to volume, not speed.
Everyday comfort & insoles
You do not have to be a runner to walk in.
Nurses, teachers, warehouse crews, anyone whose first ten steps of the morning hurt. The same free 3D scan that fits our runners works just as well on feet that never run at all, and it finds things a general shoe store cannot.
Free, whether you buy or not
Free 3D scan, no purchase
Arch and pressure mapping
Insoles fitted to the scan
Walkers, standers, everyone
Lindon · all of Utah County
Who walks in
Most of these people never called themselves runners.
Four common ones
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The first steps hurt
That specific morning pain in the heel or arch is worth having looked at. We are not diagnosing anything. We are showing you what your foot is doing.
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Walking is the exercise
Three miles a day around the neighborhood puts real mileage on a shoe. It deserves the same fitting a race does.
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Nothing ever fits right
Wide feet, high arches, one foot bigger than the other. Usually it is not the shoes that are wrong. It is that nobody ever measured.
What the scan finds
Evidence beats a guess, even for a walking shoe.
The scanner maps length, width, arch height, and where pressure concentrates on each foot separately. For someone standing all day, that pressure map is the whole story. It shows exactly where the shoe or the insole has to do its work.
We are shoe fitters, not doctors. If something looks like it needs medical attention, we will say so plainly and send you on.
Standing all day is a sport. Nobody fits you for it.
Insoles
Sometimes the fix is under the foot.
Fitted to your scan
A good shoe with the wrong support underneath is still the wrong setup. Once we can see your arch and your pressure points, we can tell whether an insole is worth it for you or whether it is money you do not need to spend. Plenty of people walk out with just the shoe.
Option 01
Off-the-shelf support
Matched to your arch height from the scan. The right answer for most people, most of the time.
Option 02
Heat-moldable
Shaped to your foot in store, for arches that fall outside what a standard insole covers.
Option 03
Keep what you have
Already have orthotics from a doctor? Bring them. We fit the shoe around them, which is a different job and one we do often.
If you are hesitating
It is a running store. Will they even want to help me?
Yes, genuinely. A large share of the people we scan are not training for anything. Nobody is going to ask your mile time or push you toward a race. The scan is the same, the fitters are the same, and the shelves have plenty on them that has never seen a starting line.
Come in on a lunch break. It does not take long, and it costs nothing to find out.
Bring along
The shoes you are on your feet in now
Any orthotics or inserts you use
Work dress code, if it limits you
The socks you actually wear
No appointment needed. No treadmill required.
Fair questions.
No. For walking and standing we work from the scan and from how you move across the store. If walking on the treadmill is comfortable for you it does add information, but it is entirely optional.
We can show you what your arch is doing and fit you in something that supports it, and for a lot of people that helps a great deal. What we cannot do is diagnose or treat you. That is a doctor's job, and we will tell you when we think you need one.
Call ahead with your dress code or slip-resistance requirement and we will tell you honestly what we have on the floor for it. If it is not something we stock, we will say so rather than sell you the nearest thing.
Sometimes one, sometimes the other, sometimes neither. If your current shoes are structurally fine and the scan shows an arch that is not being supported, an insole is the cheaper answer and we will say so.
Ask your fitter to confirm the details for the pair you are looking at. The at-home trial is how we do things, and a shoe you stand in all day needs a few real shifts before you know.
Come get scanned
Lindon, on State Street.
Five minutes off I-15, and easy to fit into a lunch break. Walk-ins are welcome; booking guarantees a fitter is free when you get here.
- Address
- 677 N State St STE E, Lindon, UT 84042
- Phone
- (801) 384-7200
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 10am–8pm
Sat 10am–7pm
Sun closed
Your feet have been telling you something.
Free 3D scan, no purchase required, no running involved. Find out what is actually going on down there.
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