Breaking in Good – Shoes Fitting Part II

Breaking in Good – Shoes Fitting Part II

In Part I of our discussion about breaking in shoes we talked styles, support and patience while finding correct footwear. However, in some cases, such as that of an old-fashioned Goodyear welt construction pair of shoes, a stitched-on leather sole pair, or a higher...
Breaking in Good – Shoes Fitting Part I

Breaking in Good – Shoes Fitting Part I

Breaking in Good – Shoes Fitting Part I Some believe a pair of shoes should fit right out of the box and be ready to wear comfortably, while others feel a pair of shoes might need to be worn for a few hours to know for sure if they will work or not. But what is the...
Boots Made for COMFORT

Boots Made for COMFORT

Are Your Boots Made for Walking? Or Watching?
Nothing is worse than feeling you have to miss out on an activity in which you’d rather participate because your feet hurt! Winter weather is coming fast, that often means boots are part of active attire…

Children Without Instructions

Children Without Instructions

Children Don’t Come with Instructions — Especially When it Comes to Their Feet! As a parent, you have an extremely important job in raising your children. And almost every new parent has noticed at some point, that these precious little ones don’t come equipped with...
Aches vs. Pains

Aches vs. Pains

Aches? Or Pains? How to Tell the Difference and What They Mean No one’s making any accusations here, but some of us are guilty (you know who you are) of noticing … and perhaps complaining … about life’s aches and pains. It’s easy to fall into that habit, especially as...
High Arches are Highly Over-Rated

High Arches are Highly Over-Rated

You may have heard that high arches are good and assumed you don’t have to worry about foot problems if you have arches that are highly pronounced. But that’s not actually the case. Low arches (aka “flat feet”) may offer less stability, which can result in issues...