You’ll find plenty of instructional guides online for how to measure your feet with nothing more than a ruler, piece of paper, and pencil. However, a one-dimensional length measurement will only get ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. If you’re unsure how running shoes should fit, we’ve got you covered. There’s more to running ...

When most of us think of getting fitted for shoes, our minds likely go to a tool that is still a staple in most footwear stores. Termed a Brannock Device, it measures the length and width of each foot ...

If you can’t try on pairs at your local running store, use these four tips to get the best fit. The best way to get fitted for running shoes is to stop by your local running store. However, most of us ...

Medically reviewed by Oluseun Olufade, MD The average U.S. men’s shoe size is 10–11.Global averages are similar, though some ...

T hroughout the pandemic, many people have padded around the house in slippers or flip-flops. Wearing such unsupportive shoes can be problematic for older adults. That’s because our feet lose their ...

According to Nike, a good portion of us are walking around right now in the wrong size shoes. More than that, a far greater proportion are choosing the incorrect size for different sports activities, ...

Do you know your own shoe size? You might think you do, but there's a good chance you're walking around in shoes that aren't actually a perfect fit. Nike thinks it can change that with a new addition ...

Years of experimenting with augmented reality has paid off for footwear maker Nike Inc. with the company’s release of Nike Fit, an AR app that helps customers make sure they get properly sized shoes.

Golf shoes are like parents of a wild teenager—they don’t get any respect. And just like the 14-year-old that thinks their parents are more of a hindrance than a help, golfers don’t believe their ...

Chances are, your spikes don’t fit properly — one top company’s research indicates 70 percent of golfers wear wrong-sized shoes. That translates into blisters, discomfort and compromised performance.