Robin Greenfield hasn’t worn shoes in more than a decade — even while hiking mountains or ambling through the grocery store. “People look down on me a lot; people often assume I am homeless.

The rate at which shoes wear down varies drastically for every person, so 300 to 500 miles might not be accurate for everyone. For example, ...

Podiatrists say you don’t have to totally give up cute yet unsupportive shoes, but you should limit the amount of time you ...

More than 300 million pairs end up in U.S. landfills each year. Protecting and repairing shoes can keep them on your feet longer, helping your wallet and the planet.

DECATUR, Ala. — A local non-profit organization posted some photos on Facebook of worn-down shoes that a north Alabama middle schooler was wearing to school every day, and the post resonated ...

Let's say we're talking holes here. The truly worn in and worn out shoes won't be in good condition to donate. However, you can recycle shoes through programs that accept shoes that are falling apart.