A brief poll of Strategist parents found that we all expect to pay somewhere between $40 and $60 for a high-quality pair of kids’ shoes. And once they hit a certain age, most children will have ...

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You can maximize your gains even more efficiently with the right lifting shoes. CNET's experts have picked the best ones to buy right now. I'm a Fitness & Nutrition writer for CNET who enjoys ...

A poorly-done croc print or a horrible red patent leather (go for black, instead) are just a few things that can, and will, make your shoes look cheap. So next time you go shopping—whether at ...

The regulator noted that the ad also implied that the advertised price represented a “significant discount” compared with the normal price of adult sneakers. But, because children’s shoes ...

Aside from being comfortable and waterproof, kids’ snow shoes should feature a thick tread, for the ultimate grip in icy conditions – outdoor adventures shouldn’t have to come to an end just ...

(I learned this when I bought my first pair of tennis shoes — a cheap pair from the mall —when I was 14, before tryouts for my high-school team. The sole came apart after a month of use.) ...

When selecting shoes to test, I asked a board-certified podiatrist, orthopedic surgeon and certified trainer for their expert opinions. I focused on brands known to be leaders in the walking ...