Barefoot shoes are increasingly popular for those looking to improve foot health, promoting a natural foot position and ...

Too much time spent barefoot can have painful consequences for our feet. So should we be wearing shoes indoors?

Thick toenails are not pretty. If you notice that your toenails have become thick and discolored over time, it may make you ...

I always try to go barefoot as well, even in the winter — unless it's zero degrees, in which case it really hurts. I use that time to say my morning prayers, which I like to do when I'm walking.

A round up of the best slippers for plantar fasciitis with help from podiatrists and reviewers, taking into account arch ...

This is meant to allow your feet to move as they do naturally, without shoes. Barefoot shoes offer flexibility, balance, and grip—some are even tough enough for trail running or climbing in.

a foot and ankle surgeon at Orthopaedic Associates of Southern Delaware. As a result, “shoes need to be replaced at least twice a year,” she says. Minimalist shoes, a.k.a. “barefoot shoes ...

Barefoot shoes were first introduced in the 1970s, when brands began toying with the idea that cushion and support were not necessary in footwear. The idea was to mimic a more natural and ...

(It’s the perfect recipe for a rolled ankle.) In testing numerous pairs over the past decade, I have learned a good workout shoe meets a few key criteria: It is cushioned and grippy and gives ...

I’ve been wearing barefoot shoes for over a decade, and have tested almost all of the major brands on the market on everything from thru-hikes to hunts, trail running to off-trail scrambles — I even ...

Ankle socks go just above the anklebones ... cushioned road racers requires some extra coverage, so going barefoot is no longer en vogue. Not wearing socks can also put you at higher risk for ...