KURU Footwear

4416 S Century Dr, 84123, Salt Lake City, United States
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About KURU Footwear

KURU is a direct-to-consumer footwear company on a mission to help you Heel Better.™ Every step you take starts with your heels—and it can get painful, fast. In fact, 77% of Americans experience foot pain, with heel pain at the top of the list. That’s why at KURU, we believe health starts with heel. We pioneered the world's first heel-hugging technology, KURUSOLE, which dynamically flexes to hug and protect your heels—all day, every day. Our heels-first focus fosters holistic foot pain relief and whole-body wellness, so you can live a life you love. KURU Footwear. Heel Better™

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Sharon Baugh
AU

Very disappointing and exhausting experience!! I am in Australia In ordered 2 pairs of shoes a pair of sandals and a pair of socks I waited and waited and kept emailing no replies eventually get my package delivered notification look all around house nothing go to post box there is a small box containing sunglasses? Then took 10 days of emails before anyone responded I asked to reorder only to be told there are no shoes?? Then said I could keep the sunglasses and receive a 40% refund or return the item for a full refund! Customer service is appalling and exhausting! So can’t review the actual shoes only the company. I don’t see why I have to send a pair of sunglasses back to get my refund none of this is my fault I won’t be paying postage. And they locked my account so I couldn’t access for proof of order

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sylvie lemay
CA

don't order if you are Canadian Like many others I fell for Kuru's advertisement where a little canadian flag pops up. I have dealt with other american companies where this means that it includes the appropriate taxes etc. I fell for the titles of easy exchange, returns. If you read the find print this is not true if you are not in the US. Felt like false advertisement. I am returning the shoes without trying them on. I now will have to pay for the return AND Then fill out a bunch of forms to get the tax and customs duty that I paid.

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Kelly Moore
CA

Don't buy if you're outside of the U.S. The boots so far seem nice, but I just paid almost a hundred bucks extra on brokerage fees on top of their $19 shipping fee. FedEx says the product originated in China hence the huge fee. I have bought online from several other U.S. companies whose products are manufactured elsewhere but have never been charged brokerage fees like that! The boots were only $175, the shipping was $114. I contacted the company they said there was nothing they can do and offered me $20 off my next purchase. They obviously are aware of this problem but don't bother to warn international customers. Poor customer service and business practices!

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Katrina
CA

If you are ordering in Canada, you will get nailed with an exorbitant duty fee! Horrendous. I was hit with an $87 charge on top of the already expensive shoes I ordered because KURU does nothing to address customs and duty fees for their customers. They don't make this clear during checkout and know you're just going to get nailed with this fee when it arrives, and they do not provide any cooperation to cover fees or reimburse. They are intentionally misleading and do not provide this information during checkout. I love these shoes and used to recommend these to everyone I know but this is the last time I will ever order from here.

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David Berry
GB

I bought a pair of Quest boots from… I bought a pair of Quest boots from Kuru about two years ago. The stitching on the uppers failed about the third time I wore them. The company sent me new pair under the warranty and told me to keep the first pair. I repaired the stitching myself an saved the second pair for later use. Eventually after about 6 months the stitching in the first pair failed completely although there was no discernible wear to the soles. I started wearing the second pair and within about 6 months or so the stitching started to fail again eventually completely. These boots were not inexpensive but they are of extremely poor quality. Camilla at Kuru could do nothing to make this right. I have a pair of American made hiking boots that I have had for twenty years . The soles are badly worn but not a single stitch has failed. These, unfortunately are of cheap Chinese construction.

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