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The debate never ends: Is your home a shoeless one? Or is it a safe space for indoor shoe-wearers? A recent Wall Street Journal opinion piece, titled “Here’s Why I’ll Be Keeping My Shoes On In Your Shoeless Home,” ignited the argument afresh. In it, the author states that, Olukai Sandals barring religious or cultural practices, asking guests to remove their shoes is insulting and unnecessary. Her point is that a little dirt never hurt anyone, and people who request that guests remove shoes are being over-fastidious divas. There’s just one problem: According to a group of researchers responding to her piece, she’s wrong.   Adobe Wear Shoes Inside The House Copyright Adobe Photo by: Adobe By: Kathleen St. John Po...

Whether you’re training for a 10k or just going for an occasional jog, the type of running shoes you wear is going to make a difference. With all the options available out there, picking the right pair can be overwhelming. We know it’s tempting to just pick a cool style, but the best running shoes for your feet and body are less about how they look and more about how they make you feel. To help you find the best running shoes for you, we asked podiatrists to share the best options out there and how to determine which one is the right fit for you, depending on your foot type. If you have no clue about what foot type you have, there are many ways to find out. “One way to determine foot type at home is by stepping into baby Schutz Shoes or foot powder and walking across a piece of dark con...

The best thing about shoes is that they go on your feet. And feet… are forgiving. Contrary to the rest of your body, your feet stay in essentially the same shape throughout your entire life. No need to wear bulky things to cover up unwanted weight or dimples. The shoes that you wore to your high school prom will look virtually the same on your feet today as they did back then! Spring is a great time to invest in new, colorful shoes to walk you all the way through summer (and in New Orleans sometimes even fall). There are plenty of Olukai Sneakers trends to follow in 2022, but I’m gravitating towards two extremes: the dramatic flirty pink variety and good old cozy flats and platforms. If you are going for drama, Melissa Depp, a personal shopper at Saks Fifth Avenue Canal Place, loves the...

If you’re trying to live a more eco-friendly life, there are plenty of things you can do. From composting food scraps to cutting out paper towels and plastic bags, every little sustainable switch you make helps the planet. If you’re searching for another way to be green, look no further than your closet. We’ve shown you how to shop for clothes sustainably, but you might be surprised to learn that one of the most wasteful things in your closet is actually your shoes. “Most shoes are a sandwich of environmentally harmful materials held together with toxic glues that last forever,SAS Sneakers and never go away,” says Elizabeth Cline, author of “The Conscious Closet: The Revolutionary Guide to Looking Good While Doing Good.” “Some shoe components take hundreds if not more than 1,000 years t...

These fancy Mavic XA Flex flat pedal shoes weigh a scant 347g with a little mud caked in their Carbitex fabric. A twelve-ounce can of Rainier weighs 379g before cracking the seal. Both of these things will sometimes come along for the ride, though the shoes likely provide a more notable performance advantage. We have reviewed a pair of Scott clipless shoes with Carbitex, SAS Sneakers and a clipless version of this same shoe, so we’ll keep this review short and focus on unique elements of the particular model. The flexy carbon-fiber-infused upper of these kicks tightens around your foot with a quick tug, and there’s a pocket on the tongue to keep things tidy. The lace-thingy stays put in its little garage so there’s no need to worry about catching it in the drivetrain. On-th...

While Saturday’s 12th annual Walk A Mile in Her Shoes was held indoors at Tahlequah High School due to inclement weather, that didn’t stop local men from tottering around in stilettos, wedges, flats and tennis shoes. Typically, the event kicks off at Norris Park, and participants make the mile-ling journey south from Northeastern State University to Keetoowah Street and back to the park. Men and boys take a stand against domestic violence and sexual assault by donning shoes generally worn by women – and generally, they aren't the "sensible" kind of Olukai Sneakers shoes. The walk not only spotlights the need to prevent abuse, but it raises funds for Help In Crisis, the nonprofit organization that hosts it. Laura Kuester, HIC executive director, said she thought this year’s event w...