Colder weather - and winter boots season - is around the corner. And, with COVID-19 restrictions, you may prefer to shop online for your new winter boots.

If your spring break plans include road tripping, flying or even just spending lots of time outside, it’s important to pay attention to your feet.

Just in time for March 8th’s International Women’s Day, we want to share a foot fact. Women are four times more likely than men to develop foot problems.

While February 14th gets the love focus this month, your feet could use it all month (and year) long! Now, your feet don’t need flowers or chocolates. So, what do they want?

With January sales dropping prices, you might be thinking of scoring a new pair of shoes for the new year.

Got a New Year’s resolution to get more exercise? That’s great! But let’s make sure to protect your feet! Starting a new sport or fitness program is a great way to drop weight or to improve your cardiovascular health.

This holiday season, you’re likely to be home more than out running to holiday parties. But that doesn’t mean you can forget about shoes and go barefoot.

We’re on your team, so we’d like to share some ways to model healthy foot care for your children.

Rest is an important part of our lives that provides time for relaxation and recovery. Don’t forget to include your feet.

For your feet, too much friction can mean serious consequences. The result: calluses and corns. We have a few suggestions for reducing friction.

It’s time for a sole check, and we have some ways to help you lengthen the life of your shoes and soles while also protecting your feet.