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Seattle Z-CoiL® Pain Relief Footwear™  Mission Statement

Our mission is to help you get back to activities you love without suffering from foot, leg or back pain.

At Z-CoiL of Seattle you will be fitted from the various styles of the Footwear. The coil engineering acts like shock absorbers for your feet and body. Read more about the revolutionary design of this shoe.

We have been obtaining amazing results due to this spring technology. When you wear these shoes, all you have to lose is your pain.

Z-Coil Supports New Years Resolutions With "Walk it Off Seattle"

Are you looking for New Year's resolutions as the festive celebrating are over? Plan ahead for guilt free festivities! After all that's why we make New Year's resolutions. Will one of yours be to lose weight in 2010? If so, we at Z-CoiL of Seattle wanted to add an incentive! Pencil us in your calendar for the 2010 "Walk-it-Off Seattle" campaign. This way you can be guilt free knowing you are adding us to your New Year's resolution. We had a good response last year, but want even more participation next year. We want you to get so excited by your results you want to share your story.

1. Sign-Up for "Walk It Off Seattle" at our store. You will fill out an entry form and officially weigh-in. The entry form will list your current weight and desired weight loss goals for 2010. You will also certify that you are physically healthy enough to walk for exercise, that you are aware of exercise risks. Certain other conditions apply.

2. Start walking. Stick to your exercise, nutrition and weight loss program and chart your progress. Remember, every pound you lose equals $1.00 in store credit.

3. You can "Cash-In" Anytime in 2010. You can end the program at any time simply by weighing in and closing out your entry form. For example, if you lose 15 pounds by March, you can end the program and we will award you $15.00 in store credit.

4. "Grand Prizes" are awarded for weight loss written goals reached over 25 pounds. If you have a goal to safely lose over 25 pounds and you reach your written goal, you will be eligible to draw an envelope from the "Grand Prize" basket. Grand prizes include a free pair of shoes from manufacturers including Z-CoiL, Terrasoles,Crocs. Other neighboring businesses will also be contributing to the Grand Prize.

5. The contest ends December 31, 2010. No purchase is necessary to enter. If any parties find this promotion to be offensive or objectionable, we reserve the right to cancel the program without notice.

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Walk it Off Seattle and Grand Prize

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Celebrating Fifteen Years Of Pain Relief

Not since aspirin was widely recognized as a panacea for pain has a product so changed the way Americans deal with their sore bodies. More and more, people in pain are turning to Z-CoiL® Pain Relief Footwear™ as an affordable and effective way to find relief from foot, leg, and back pain. (more)

Now Available 
Free i-Step Foot Analysis 

The iStep is a pressure analysis and orthotic diagnostic tool that provides "blueprints of your feet". A personalized printout to take home includes a  graphic representation of their feet's pressure points and a recommendation for an inexpensive customizable orthotic.  Watch Video ( Read more)

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Seattle Pacific Northwest Magazine: Gift Guide
by Richard Seven

Z-Coil shoes are certainly one way to put a spring in your step. And you can't miss them. The heel is a coil. more

Foot Screenings At Annual Checkups Can Decrease Risk of Lower-Limb Amputations

Do you remember the last time your doctor examined your feet? According to an American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA) online survey, 73 percent of over 600 people surveyed said their feet are not inspected routinely at doctor’s visits. Since the feet often show the first signs and symptoms of diabetes, patients are missing opportunities to detect the disease early and to avoid complications. In an effort to decrease the number of lower-limb amputations occurring in the U.S., APMA has launched its “Knock Your Socks Off” campaign to encourage patients to ask their doctor to examine their feet as part of their regular checkup. (more)