Shoe fitting without obligation to purchase

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DeeGee Sep 2012 12:24pm, 21 Sep 2012 12,726 posts	0 DeeGee I fancy new shoes. However, I don't fancy paying for them what with my birthday and Xmas careering towards us. Now I could just request a new pair of the same shoes I've always worn, but I want a change. Are there any national chains that will give me a shoe fitting and all that, but not charge me for it or insist that I buy shoes? If they were to charge me and give me a voucher, that will be fine. That way I can get sorted for shoes and panhandle my parents for the money later. Otherwise its a trip to Maidstone and a visit to Sweatshop with them in tow, and by the time I've got to Maidstone from Grimsby I might as well have bought my own bloody shoes. For quite legitimate reasons, a voucher's no good to me.
DeeGee Sep 2012 12:25pm, 21 Sep 2012 12,727 posts	0 DeeGee By "Charge me and give me a voucher", I mean "make a charge for the fitting refundable against a future purchase from the store on an unspecified date in the future"
Joopsy Sep 2012 12:53pm, 21 Sep 2012 6,657 posts	0 Joopsy I am sure Lincs Runner would be happy to do that Deegee, they are good sorts in there.
Joopsy Sep 2012 12:54pm, 21 Sep 2012 6,658 posts	0 Joopsy Look them up on facebook and send a message to Keith, he is very obliging.
Oysterboy Sep 2012 1:06pm, 21 Sep 2012 3,815 posts	0 Oysterboy Just ask for the cash
DeeGee Sep 2012 10:08pm, 21 Sep 2012 12,728 posts	0 DeeGee Cheers Joopsy. Not been to Lincs Runner since Metres to Miles opened in Epworth. I believe that they've moved nearer to St Marks' as well, right? I'm sure I can bribe my wife to let me visit with the promise of either all-you-can-eat Chinese, or cake at Cafe M.
Maclennane Sep 2012 10:11pm, 21 Sep 2012 18,843 posts	0 Maclennane go in there with your mum, memories of awkward adolescence
DeeGee Sep 2012 10:35pm, 21 Sep 2012 12,729 posts	0 DeeGee It's a long while since I've been to town with my mum to buy plimsolls.
Joopsy Oct 2012 6:22pm, 3 Oct 2012 6,669 posts	0 Joopsy Deegee, yes, they are only 2 mins down the High St now from St Marks. I will be in there next week and wil ask but they sell gift vouchers so I am sure if you bought a couple they would so a gait test for you. Just make sure you ask in advance as they don't do them every day.
DeeGee Oct 2012 6:54pm, 3 Oct 2012 12,851 posts	0 DeeGee Cheers fella! Might try to get down myself in a couple of weeks