It's possible you're misremembering or mishearing the phrase. Here are some similar expressions that might be what you're thinking of:
* "He has two left feet": This idiom means someone is clumsy or awkward, especially when dancing.
* "He's got feet of clay": This idiom means someone appears strong or perfect but has hidden flaws or weaknesses.
* "He's got cold feet": This idiom means someone is hesitant or nervous about something they're about to do.
If you can provide more context, I can help you figure out the intended meaning.