Sure, you could change the entire way you walk. But the way you secure your shoes directly impacts pressure distribution, foot stability, and the risk of injury. James T. Rodgers, a UESCA-certified ...

Slip-on Shoes Slip-on shoes offer a convenient and stylish alternative to traditional laced footwear, and there are several easy ways to achieve this. One approach involves starting at the left eyelet ...

OK, so maybe its not as useful as fifty ways to leave your lover. Still, there is something alluring about creative shoe-lacing. But first, let me offer a little background: Us Knights-In-Training are ...

Learning to tie your shoes isn't exactly rocket science. In fact, it's probably something you can do in your sleep. But just like some of the other stuff you learned in kindergarten, we'd bet there's ...

If you're never quite happy with the way your shoes fit because you were blessed with an unwieldy foot shape, Dick's Sporting Goods offers tips for how you can lace your athletic shoes to fit your ...

If you think you know every method of tying shoes, wait until you see the ingenious way this kid learned it. Colton, 5, demonstrates how it's done. First, you stick the little plastic end of your shoe ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. ALBERTA, Canada– Learning how to tie shoes ...

With a little show-and-tell, and possibly a second pair of laces, you can transform your sneakers into a real conversation piece — and maybe even make them more functional. These styles work best when ...

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The last time you gave any thought to the way you tie your shoes was probably when you were getting ready to start kindergarten. While that default crisscross method is second nature by now, it may ...

If you think you know every method of tying shoes, wait until you see the ingenious way this kid learned it. Colton, 5, demonstrates how it's done. First, you stick the little plastic end of your shoe ...