Sneakers generally fall into two categories: stability and neutral. Brooks shoes are no different—the brand’s GTS line features GuideRail technology for those who need extra stability, while classics ...

We interviewed 40 nurses to see which shoes they like the best, and the answers were pretty similar across the board: Hoka, ...

Oprah Winfrey included Vionic shoes on her list of Oprah’s Favorite Things for three consecutive years, and now the brand is ...

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It also won the best walking shoe in our Women’s Health Fitness Awards. There’s nothing like a spring in your step when running or walking. After all, there’s no better feeling than gliding with ease ...

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Its remake of an archive shoe is the exact combination of function and fashion that we're looking for right now. Strong enough for a hike, cool enough for the bar. On's CloudTec cushioning is ...

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Heels not your thing? Make flat wedding shoes your new best friend. Slip-ons, ballet pumps, mules, slingbacks: there are plenty of styles to choose from, whether opting for a traditional church ...

Good workout shoes, on the other hand, provide stability for lateral movements too, like when you’re playing tennis or volleyball. To find the best gym sneakers, I — along with my colleague ...

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