Why Some Horses Wear Shoes. The simplest answer is that horses wear shoes for the same reason we do—to protect their feet ...

Of course, no shoe will work perfectly for everyone. “Shoes are very personal,” said Dr. Gregory Minnis. “Everyone’s foot is shaped differently and moves a little differently. At the end ...

Undocumented labor quietly props up the entire American economy — but nowhere more dramatically than on dairy farms.

With this in mind, we have invested numerous hours scrutinizing different types of shoes with the aim of recognizing the most beneficial ones to mitigate foot pain. When it comes to choosing the ...

The Ghost also has a firm heel counter (the part of the shoe that wraps around the back of your ankle) to hold the foot in place and prevent over-pronation, or rolling your ankles. Note that I ...

The “doggies” were not dogs — and the two words aren’t even pronounced the same way. The first syllable of “doggie” rhymes ...

One piece, however, stands above the rest as an object of reader intrigue: the Hereford Bull atop a 90-foot pillar in Mulkey Square Park. The Hereford Bull in Mulkey Square Park Elijah Winkler ...

Your footwear profoundly affects the way you move through the world and the way you feel, which supports the argument for investing in a pair of proper orthopedic shoes to help address foot pain ...

It adds minimal weight, and we think it will allow boot manufacturers to create boots that work better for a wider range of foot shapes right out of the box. We came into this experience with plenty ...