Aldo Shoes

Aldo is a great piece of evidence I like to use when I ask the question why we as women are willing to give up comfort and practicality in exchange for so called high fashion. I came in here looking for a pretty pair of summer flats or sandals and I will admit alot of the merchandise is very eye catching with it’s pretty colors and accents. Much like Alex F. mentioned however these things are not made for comfort and don’t offer much in the way of support… if you have high arches run away now because I guarantee bone spurs will result after prolonged wearing of these shoes. The tread on the other hand is not that bad. I flipped over all of the sandals and flats to check it out and I would say about 75% of what I looked at had average to above average grip.
The service here wasn’t great by any means but not the worst I have had either. When I came in there was a young lady standing in front of the counter talking on her phone whom I thought was a customer who turned out to be the sales girl I found out when she hung up her phone after seeing me heading to the counter with shoes. When she joined me up there she was fairly friendly and dug out my size 9’s from the back impressively quick at least.
If you need a dress shoe this place isn’t bad price wise but I would highly recommend against buying vacation shoes or anything you are going to be walking around in for more then an hour from this store. You only get one body in this life so you might as well treat it right and get something to keep your feet happy.

Aldo, your shoes suck.
The price for shoes here is not bad compared to the other shoe stores in the mall. And the service is fine, not poor and not outstanding. But the shoes, they just suck. Every single pair of shoes I have bought here — boots, heels, flats, and so on, have torn my feet to shreds.
I have a lot of shoes, and the odd shoe has to be broken in (usually leather) or the odd shoe will make my feet sore by the end of the day (usually heels), but not like this. Flats I bought here — made of some weird non-​break-​in-​able plastic — have caused my feet to bleed in multiple places after wearing them for an hour. Most of the shoes here have cruddy paper-​thin but oddly stiff soles that offer you less support than an ill-​fitting bra. I have had shoes begin their excruciating war against my feet minutes after I tried them on in the store. And I repeat, I have not had issues like this with ANY shoe from another store.
I don’t care if the shoes here are pretty, I would rather not have my feet look like they got caught in a meat grinder, thanks.