Nike has taken a bold step into the future with Project Amplify, the world's first motor-powered footwear system made for people who love to move. Created with robotics partner Dephy, the design ...

After exchanging some cheeky messages on social media in the wee hours of Thursday morning, Adidas and Allbirds are linking up. (Sneaker companies, they're just like us!) The sportswear company and ...

With the summer almost here, boutique retailer Concepts has teamed up with boat shoe brand on a bold and colorful collection ideal for the season. On May 24, Concepts and Sperry will release the ...

When Paule Tenaillon was head shoe designer at Chloé, she was responsible for designing hundreds of shoes a year. With each design, she had to consider many factors: The Chloé aesthetic, trends, heel ...

For people with Parkinson’s, stroke survivors and older adults, the constant fear of falling lingers with every step they take — cutting into their quality of life and affecting their independence.

When Nike NKE and Caitlin Clark agreed to a record-setting $28 million shoe deal for a WNBA player, the two sides agreed to create a signature shoe for the Indiana Fever guard. But as the design ...

Sneex, founded by the creator of Spanx, Sara Blakely, range in price from $395 to $595. (Michel Euler/AP) The woman behind Spanx changed the shapewear game — now Sara Blakely is hoping lightning will ...

Reebok back. That sentiment has been expressed before. But this time, there’s something more definitive to point to, a tangible moment. The brand has re-entered the performance basketball market for ...

In the CrossFit community, R.A.D (short for Rally Against Destruction) shoes are known for dropping limited releases with new color options on a regular basis. When they’re gone, they’re gone, which ...

On August 15, 2014, the Sacramento Kings made history by signing the NBA’s first Indian professional basketball player. At 7’5” and 360 pounds, Sim Bhullar exemplified a truly gigantic athlete.

The epicenter of athlete-inspired sneaker culture had only existed in basketball. From Michael Jordan to Kobe Bryant, their namesake shoes were a testament to career-long dominance and all-around grit ...