If you have painful plantar fasciitis, try these podiatrist-approved shoes to keep your feet happy and healthy while running and walking.

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As a Women’s Health style writer, I regularly test the latest releases from all the major sneaker brands. On kicks are some of my favorites, and our editors and A-list celebs love ‘em too (including ...

Blowing snow, freezing temperatures, icy sidewalks—winter creates stellar conditions for running, doesn’t it? Cold-weather running certainly comes with additional challenges, but that doesn’t mean you ...

Editor’s Note, December 16, 2025: Our Best Overall pick, the New Balance Fresh Foam 680 v8, is currently on sale now with 20% off. We also added the Anta PG7, a max-cushioned shoe that’s usually $80.

Those who deal with plantar fasciitis know the foot condition is no walk in the park. The sharp pains, heel tenderness, and stiff muscles might cause you to pause your regular exercise routine and ...

In 2025, dress shoes are no longer reserved for events with dress codes. Of course, the best ones will still see you welcomed through the door of any black tie function, but these days, you're just as ...

We’ve all been there: You’ve planned an entire trip, but no matter how carefully you packed, you end up bringing the wrong shoes—ones that cause blisters, heel or back pain or anything else that slows ...