Fleet Feet Sports Sandy Springs

You have the best in class products in this Store and all great resources for runners! I also find the service outstanding the best I ever had in a running store. I highly recommend this place either if you are a beginner or a professional, The staff is amazing and extremely helpful!

Matt was awesome. Extremely knowledgeable. Very patient. He is a keeper.
I have had my shoes for 2 weeks and they have the perfect bounce and comfort for running and walking.

I loved the personal service and the evaluation. I’ve been buying shoes online and I’m never satisfied. Jason’s recommendations helped me find a great shoe that I love.

My boss gave me a gift certificate to Fleet Feet Sports for Christmas. I always get my shoes from Highland Running or Deka, but I did my research online and confirmed that Fleet Feet carries Newtons.
I patiently waited until Newton released their 2015 Distance IV running shoes (my seventh pair, yes I’m a psycho) before going to Fleet Feet to redeem my gift certificate and get my tennis ball yellow natural running shoes. Walking into Fleet Feet, I was a little taken aback that this was a running specialty store. Perhaps I’ve become a Deka and Lululemon snob, but the selection here seemed pretty sparse. A couple of Nike leggings, a few headbands, and some running shoes from Nike, Aasics, Saucony, and maybe one or two other brands I used to wear. But no Newtons?!
The employee told me that all of their Newtons were on display at the Georgia Marathon Expo this weekend. Okay, that makes sense. I asked if I could go ahead and pay for them and pick them up post Publix Marathon. That would have worked fine except they didn’t carry my shoe du jour.
Thankfully the employee was awesome and ordered my running shoes for me. They’ll be arriving in 10 days and I paid $ 16 for them after the gift certificate so I really can’t complain. Fleet Feet offers great customer service, but their selection is lacking. I’m super psyched that they were able to orders shoes because otherwise I don’t really know what I would have purchased here.

They are awesome and so helpful. I buy u newtons there and just bought some hoka shoes. They are the best! Thanks for being so awesome

Have been facing shin splints while training for an upcoming half. Fleet Feet was very consultative in helping me find the right running shoes to help with the splints. Excellent customer service and well stocked store. Will be a regular customer.

I had a Groupon that I needed to use before it expired, so we took a jaunt to Sandy Springs this weekend. Finding the place was a chore in and of itself, but it did lead us to a yarn store that I hadn’t been to, so that was nice. The Apple map app (mapp?) sent us up and down Johnson Ferry, but we finally found the location.
All apparel was 40% off, mostly because they’re transitioning out of cold weather gear and into warm weather gear. I wasn’t really looking for anything cold weather, so I was a bit out of luck there. They had plenty of accessories, however, so I ended up getting a dri-​fit t-​shirt, two pairs of socks, and a stick of Body Glide for just $ 1 over what I had to spend for the Groupon, $ 50. Pretty good deal!
The staff were attentive (perhaps overly so… I’m the kind of person who will ask if questions come up) and service was fine. I was a little surprised at how underwhelming the store was. There just really wasn’t a lot of stuff in it. Almost sparse, really. Coming from a Big Peach background, where there is so much to look at and choose from, this is definitely more of a boutique feel. I prefer Big Peach myself, but that’s not to say you’ll feel the same. Give it a go.
Oh, and price tags were rare in this place… I had NO idea how much I’d end up spending until they rang it up for me. Thankfully, I’m a pretty good guesser.

After taking a hiatus from regular activity while I was in college, I decided I needed to get myself properly fit for shoes. So I went here. It was a busy Saturday, and they had lots of staff on hand, but the girl I got to help me seemed pretty green. When I explained my issues with where I had pains, she just said that she also hated that, rather than offering practical advice. She did watch me run in several pair of shoes, but she wasn’t able to articulate what was going on in any helpful way. I ended up with a decent pair of shoes, but mostly through trial and error, same as what I feel I could have done myself.
There seemed to be a great community of neighborhood runners — everyone knew each other and they were talking about what runs they were doing when.
Maybe I just went on a bad day. But with the other awesome running stores in Atlanta, this isn’t my first choice.

I have been going to this Fleet Feet location (they are franchises) for several years and they have always been helpful and courteous. For whatever reason I did not like my last pair of shoes. I ended up getting a shoe that was on clearance, along with inserts. I’m not sure why, but the shoes were not a good fit. I brought them back after 2 – 3 weeks expecting somewhat of a hassle since I had worn the shoes and used the inserts. I was so pleased that the salesman got me another pair of shoes to try and I was able to return the previous pair of shoes and inserts with no hassle at all! What great customer service! I will continue to recommend this Fleet Feet to family and friends for their great shoes and service! :)

Just like a correctly fitted bra will change a women’s life, so will the right shoes for a runner!
I’d heard great things from non-​yelpers about Fleet Feet. So, I wanted to see for myself. And my friends didn’t let me down.
I wasn’t quite through the door when I was greeted by Janet who asked if she could help. I accepted and launched into the hems and haws of someone starting afresh in the world of running. I’d been a runner in the past, but had lapsed ridiculously in the last six months. And I’d never had a decent pair of shoes in my life. Since I shattered an ankle almost five years ago, I’ve never gone for a run and not experienced pain.
Janet measured my feet, put me in a «strike» shoe and set me out on the sidewalk for a quick jog to the end and back. After surveying how my feet hit the ground, I was shown a couple of different shoes with different widths. I was able to jog for a bit in each of the shoes to assess them. I ended up with a nice pair of Asics for around $ 100.
I decided on a couple pair of Wright socks, too. I kinda felt like that was necessary so that I’d have the best experience possible during my personal training.
Never once was a pushed for an upsell, which I really appreciate.
This is my first week with the new shoes and I can honestly say that I’ll never go back. This is the first time that I’ve not felt any – nary a sliver – of pain in my formerly broken ankle. And the shoes truly feel like they are a part of my leg – they fit like a glove. Seriously, I can’t give Janet and Fleet Feet enough praise on this one.

This store specializes primarily in running shoes, clothing, and accessories. What about people who just walk or sit on the couch all day talking about exercising? They need shoes.
I had pretty high expectations for Fleet Feet before I went in the store. Don’t get me wrong, they have a decent selection of shoes and clothing to choose from. I even got greeted when I walked in the door with a warm friendly «how do you do» smile. So why did I give this place a mediocre rating? You guessed it: I am about to tell you.
First of all, when I walk into a store that is relatively small like this one, I expect for one of the sales people to ask me if I need help finding anything. That is what they are paid to do and sometimes I do need help. When a sales associate has fulfilled his job requirement of trying to assist me, I usually expect for the other members of the staff to notice that someone has already inquired whether or not I needed help. I had three different sales associates come up to me in the 10 minutes that I spent in the store. Thanks guys, did not need any help the first time around. I’ll let you know if I need something.
When I finally saw a pair of shoes I liked I started to search the shoe for a price tag. I did not find one anywhere on the shoe. I looked at several others hoping that someone just forgot to tag the particular shoe I was interested in. That is when I learned that none of the shoes were tagged. Was this some kind of cruel sick joke? I have never been in a shoe store that did not have price tags on the shoes. I finally needed assistance! Unfortunately, the only sales person on the floor now was assisting another customer. I took a seat and waited for another eager teenage sales associate hopped up on hormones to ask me a fourth time if I needed assistance. They never came. I left the store because of my tight schedule, which in effect left me wondering why in god’s name they did not have a price tag on the shoes and what size would have fit me best. I am sure they all had a good laugh about it after I left. Those bastards.
Fleet Feet did have some pretty cool shoes though. I personally thought about purchasing a pair of Puma trail running shoes, but I guess it was never meant to be.