It's not your imagination. Some synthetic materials used in shoes – like spandex, polyester, rayon and nylon – make it harder for feet to breathe.

Your nervous tension produces tension sweating, sweating contributes to foot odor, which only makes you worry more. Break the cycle with Odor-Eaters products.

Probably not. Odor-Eaters products can help you tame your foot odor. But if that isn't enough, you should visit a doctor. You may have Bromidrosis and should be under a doctor's care in addition to using Odor-Eaters products.

The first step is to clean your shoes inside & out with SecondWind's Athletic Shoe Cleaner-Deodorizer. This product is formulated to wash away ground-in dirt, sweat, oils, sprays, powders and odor causing bacteria & the debris they feed on. Clean shoes will breathe better, keeping your feet cooler, drier and less susceptible to odors. The second step is to use SecondWind's Deodorant-Disinfectant Spray. It eliminates odors by actually killing the bacteria that cause odors.

Let your climbing shoes air out and dry before storing them - this is probably the single easiest way to avoid stench. Loosen the laces all the way and clip them on the outside of your pack as you hike out from a climb and drive home. Just make sure to shake out all the leaves, scorpions, etc. before putting them on the next time. Put them in front of a fan (no heat) at home as well. Or you can throw them in the washing machine on cold with a bit of normal washing powder.

Yes. Friction causes heat, and by reducing friction heat is also reduced. Reducing heat will help reduce sweat! The low friction lining material can also be combined with moisture management and odor control fibers and materials. Moisture management features help wick moisture away from the skin. Reduced Friction=Reduced Heat= Reduced Moisture!

Foods like garlic, raw onions, fresh scallions and black pepper pass their odor-bearing products through your bloodstream. So, voila! Your feet smell like onion. Lay off that thick-cut onion with your hamburger.

Custom orthotic inserts are often made for shoes to help control the way your foot functions. These orthotics are used for many problems, including heel pain, arch pain and bunions. Special diabetic shoes are also available, and may be covered by Medicare. Ask your podiatrist for more information about shoe programs.

The Birkenstock footbed is made of resilient cork and latex that is precisly molded to create the best possible enviroment for your feet. As you wear them, they actually adapt to your feet-and vice versa-which means that the more time you spend in Birkenstocks the more comfortable they become.

Our shoes are designed to fit standard widths, some people find it more comfortable to go up to the next size if they have a wide foot.

Right now we only carry medium width shoes. If your foot is borderline wide width you might be able to get away with a open toed shoe made with a material that stretches. Stay away from pointed toed shoes. Use your judgement from past shoe buying to make a decision.

You will probably choose to wash your feet before coming for treatment. Then the session will commence with me cleansing your feet with foot wipes, and I use a pleasant smelling lotion of your choice to carry out the treatment. Everybody's feet perspire and there is always some natural odour, so please do not feel worried!

Diabetic feet tend to swell at different times of the day. DR. ZEN shoes have a Velcro closure to allow this adjustment and leave enough room for the swelling. Compression Socks can be worn also, for extra support for high volume swelling.

Special shoes can be made to fit softly around your sore feet or feet that have changed shape. These special shoes help protect your feet. Medicare and other health insurance programs may pay for special shoes. Talk to your doctor about how and where to get them.

There may be a number of reasons why you are having trouble with your feet. Among the most common is the simple fact that your conventional shoes may not fit you properly. Other causes may include a foot deformity from arthritis or diabetes or a simple biomechanical problem - such as the position of your feet when they touch the surface you are walking on. Whatever the reason, custom-molded shoes may be just what you need.

I am an amateur photographer that is learning to work with models. Years ago I have starting attracting attention with photos of models wearing running shoes. I have since found out that many people shared this interest, and that I could create this website to everybody's benefit. I then decided to offer this service to a few different people, mostly my friends, so the next logical step was to create this small website to showcase my work.

No. Most types of athletic shoes are pliable, well-cushioned and offer sufficient support for a youngster's feet.

A Some people with narrow feet do find any shoes slip off. We have found that heel grips (widely available from chemists) may solve the problem. People with varying widths have found great comfort in our shoes. We would recommend an oxford or an adjustable buckle. These would help with keeping your foot stable.

The EDSS and Natural Balance? Shoes are designed specifically for the front feet. The hind feet tend to be a little narrower at the toe due to the different demands placed upon them and the differences in the shapes of their coffin bones, therefore a slightly different pattern of shoe is needed. The Elite Hind Shoes are the prefered shoes when steel is needed or desired. World Race Plate (fronts), and the Thoro'Bred Sidewinders work well on the hind feet if you are wanting to use aluminum.

Diabetic feet tend to swell at different times of the day. Many of the shoes distributed by Tender Feet have a Velcro closure to allow this adjustment and leave enough room for the swelling. Compression Socks can be worn also, for extra support for high volume swelling. TOP

We do not permit any outdoor shoes or bare feet at Fundomondo for the safety of the children. ALL visitors require socks to enter (even those who are not playing!). Adults may bring indoor slipper (flat, soft soled only) and children are welcome to wear Robeez style slippers. This is to ensure we have a clean play area for the children to enjoy. Out door shoes can carry traces of toxoplasmosis (among other diseases) and bare feet can transmit diseases to others.

The shoes are standard issue military dress shoes. They are built up so the sole and heel are equal in height. This allows the Sentinel to stand so that his back is straight and perpendicular to the ground. A side effect of this is that the Sentinel can "roll" on the outside of the build up as he walks down the mat. This allows him to move in a fluid fashion. If he does this correctly, his hat and bayonet will appear to not "bob" up and down with each step.

A Certain individuals find that their feet get very hot when they first wear Earth shoes because the technology encourages an increase in blood flow to the feet; this is nothing to worry about and should disappear after a couple of weeks. However, if this burning fails to go after this time, please consult your GP.

A No. Earth are no different to any other new shoes, and may cause blisters or rub the feet if worn for too long. Allow the blister to fully heal before wearing your shoes again and then wear them in for shorter periods until your feet become accustomed to them. A As you would expect, we can't offer medical advice. Ask your specialist or consultant to look at the information on our website, or supply them with some printed off information pages, to enable them to better advise you.

If you have strong feet, your pointe shoes could actually last longer. The stronger your feet are the less you will depend on support from your shoes.