Tying your running shoes. It’s something so simple, yet so many runners still do it incorrectly. While it should be easy to properly knot your shoes, there’s more than one way to tie a standard ...

When I lived in Boston, there was one memorable 5K where I remember needing to stop because my shoe became untied. Worse—the temperature was below freezing and my ungloved fingers were uncooperative ...

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You learned how to tie your shoes sometime around kindergarten. But that doesn't mean it's the best bind for your running sneakers. In fact, if you've ever tripped over a rogue lace or found yourself ...

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 ...

You probably learned to tie your shoes as a kid and haven’t given the method of tying a second thought since then. But if your shoes are always coming untied, maybe we should revisit that shoe-tying ...

Most of us learned how to tie our shoes a certain way using both of our hands. A story about a bunny that goes into a hole or something? Whatever. You don’t need two hands to tell that tale. Here’s ...

On the top of all running shoes, there are these extra lace holes way at the top that almost no one uses. Turns out, they're made for looping your laces back, and tightening the top so your feet don't ...