With sneakers trending and temperatures rising, we’re ditching our boots for shoes that let us go sockless. But with this switch comes a problem we all dread: the smell. The offending odor is from ...

Shoe odour is a common issue, especially for those who wear closed shoes for long periods or are physically active. The unpleasant smell is caused by bacteria that thrive in warm, moist environments ...

and found that just 2–3 minutes of UVC treatment was sufficient to kill the bacteria and eliminate the foul smell. It was not simple: too much light meant too much heat which ended up burning the shoe ...

If I had to guess, I’d say I have roughly six pairs of socks. They’re just not something I need very often — I wear boots from Christmas to New Years, and then try to stretch my flats and canvas ...

When you’re a professional soccer player, companies practically pelt you with free shoes. Just ask Tim Brown, who spent his twenties playing for New Zealand’s national team, going all the way to the ...