One Step At A Time

I wish I had some positive comments here for One Step, but I’m afraid I don’t. I bought a Groupon for my husband to get some new shoes. We arrived the day of its expiration. The owner was the only working, so all the customers in the store had to wait their turn. He announced to all of us that his inventory has been depleted, but he’ll find some shoes for everyone.
Once it was our turn, he asked my husband his size. I then informed the owner that my husband has never properly fitted. He ignored my remark and fetched a pair of shoes from the back. My husband did not have any evaluation of his walk, sizing of his feet, or anything else that involves a proper fitting. He tried on the shoes, was asked how they fit, and we were on our way.
Thank goodness the shoes that were selected I am quite familiar with and do believe they were a good bet for someone who didn’t have a fitting. But we’ll never know. The price was fair as well. The interior of this place is appalling. I now wish I took a photo.

There isn’t much of a selection, but the service is outstanding. Charles helped me find the right shoe and didn’t try to rip me off. What more can you ask for?

Charles, the owner, and his wife are very knowledgeable about running and what shoes are right for the way you run. They are picky about what kind of shoes they carry and if I had gone to him instead of some high-​tech running store that will go unnamed, I might not have such bad arch problems again! From now on, I will go to Charles so he can help me pick the right shoe that will prevent injury.
Also, it’s great to support locally owned businesses. They’ve been around for many, many years and constantly give back to the community.