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Each foot has 200,000 nerve endings that send millions of signals to our brain with every step. Calming creams and gentle massage can quiet these nerves at the end of the day, warding off aches and pains
Our feet have more sweat glands - 125,000 per foot - than any other part of our body. A good soak (and good socks!) are critical for keeping them free of odor and infections
When we run, our feet withstand 5x our body weight, with our heels feeling most of the pressure. Good insoles will help absorb the shock, redistribute the weight and keep feet strong
Toenails are 2-3x as thick as fingernails and help protect our toes from bumps, bruises and scrapes, but their humid environment leaves them prone to infection so monthly trimming and weekly soaks are key
As our outermost extremity and lacking oil glands, our feet are prone to dehydration. A daily moisturizer and a heel butter will replenish parched cells, keep heels smooth and protect feet from the elements
As we age, the soft tissue on the bottom of our feet erodes, making us more prone to calluses. A weekly soak, a quality foot file and regular moisturizing, will remove calluses you have and prevent new ones
Black toenails, dry heels, blisters in places you didn’t think could blister—it’s all part of the deal when you’re pounding pavement (or trail) on the regular. Somewhere along the way, we accepted that having weathered feet is just “part of being a runner.”
Summer is sandal season — and that means it’s time to give your feet a little extra attention. After months of hibernating in socks and boots, here's a step-by-step guide to get your feet smooth, healthy, and flip-flop-ready.
Whether you're spending hours at your desk, running errands, or exploring the great outdoors, your feet work tirelessly to support you. Yet, we so often fail to support them back. One simple yet highly effective way to care for your feet is by incorporating supportive insoles into your routine.
