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Dozens of schools in at least 12 US states have forbidden students from wearing Crocs in day-to-day use, citing the ...

The S Lights Vortex 2.0 Zorento’s light-up design adds a fun twist for kids. Featuring a sturdy construction and cushioned insole, these shoes are perfect for playtime. Their colorful and ...

From sneakers with added traction to categorical sneaker-boot hybrids, these 25 will get you from one snow-filled destination to the next safely, warmly, and in style. The Internet's favorite ...

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Aside from being comfortable and waterproof, kids’ snow shoes should feature a thick tread, for the ultimate grip in icy conditions – outdoor adventures shouldn’t have to come to an end just ...

For the Shoes 4 Kids Drive, we are asking folks to donate new socks and/or shoes for students who are in need for several ...

But to really enjoy those walks, a comfortable, supportive pair of shoes makes all the difference, and Hoka's walking shoes are a standout, offering the cushion and stability you need to keep your ...

When selecting shoes to test, I asked a board-certified podiatrist, orthopedic surgeon and certified trainer for their expert opinions. I focused on brands known to be leaders in the walking ...

There is no shortage of running shoes on the market, available in a variety of shapes, sizes, and bold colorways. But, choosing the right pair can be overwhelming. Finding a shoe that meets your ...

Some 250 youth across 5 Detroit Schools received new shoes as part of the first-ever Kid's Marathon during the annual Detroit ...

Whether they’re a prized pair of Margielas or the beaten-up New Balances you wear to run errands, all sneakers get dirty. And there’s no miracle product to prevent that, says Eduard Shimunov ...