Your shoes may have started to smell - it would not be surprising as our feet sweat more than many people think. During the day, the amount of sweat can quickly add up to the equivalent of a small ...

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 ...

Smelly shoes can be a real stinker of a problem for your nose and your pocketbook. While commercial deodorizers may promise a quick fix, they often come with a hefty price tag. Luckily, there's a ...

Danielle McNeil, D.P.M., is a board-certified podiatrist who has practiced in both private and hospital clinics. You can alternate the shoes you wear to keep them dry and decrease odor. Try using ...

There are insoles that can help you manage odor, especially if very few options are working for you. They have been designed to deal with excess sweating and odor, which is a double win. You can try ...

There are multiple ways to attack this odoriferous problem. Start with the feet. Wear absorbent socks socks with wool in them are good so that the sweat doesn’t leach into the shoes. If you really ...

If having stinky shoes was an Olympic sport, then I know a few guys who would clean up those games. But let’s be real: What these guys need is Gold Bond, not gold medals. Nobody is celebrating smelly ...