dear friends,
Have you seen your shoes in this angle? Look at this guy ingenious way of shooting.
I would recommend you once a while look at your pair of shoes in a different angle.
Cheers!
P.S: Stay Tune For The Next Funny Video On Shoes.
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Friday, January 19, 2007
Dr. Scholl's Memory Fit Insoles - Foot Care
Dr. Scholl's Memory Fit Insoles - Foot Care
If you have Tired, achy feet. and wanted a Customized cushioning for exceptional fit and comfort with every step you take,
take a closer look at this product.
Dr. Scholl's Memory Fit Customizing Insoles. Made with Memory Foam from heel to toe. It will adjusts freshly to your unique footprint with every step you take. It is comfort and gives you good support
Contoured to cradle your heel and support your arch.
Cushioning: Bottom layer of insole designed to absorb shock.
Suitable for casual shoes, dress shoes & sneakers.
Personally, I will need to use silicon type of insole as the reason being sole numbness. Do you encounter such problem?
Modern dress shoes or classic shoes have hard insole and does not give good support or cushioning.
After using special cushion insole, I have recovered from sole numbness and understand the reason why men need to have more than one pair of shoes.
The more shoes you can rotate the lesser chance of catching smelly feet. ( Dat's provided you haven't got one now)
Cheers!
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
Universal Shoe Wear
Universal Shoe Wear
By Dana Bradley
Some countries have customs regarding shoe removal when
entering a house. Sometimes it is done to avoid bringing dirt
and foreign materials into the house and sometimes it is done
out of respect for the house. It is customary to remove shoes
when entering a home in Asia, Easter Europe, and part of the
Middle East, Africa, Northern Europe, Canada and Alaska. Other
matters of shoe etiquette include not showing the soles of your
shoes in the Middle East, Africa, Korean or Thailand. If member
of different countries all entered a room and removed their
shoes, depending on the time period, you may be able to tell
what countries are represented just by looking at the footwear.
Shoes have come in many different shapes and sizes, from many
different countries and many different times. There are
drawings in a cave in Spain that date back to more than 15,000
years ago. In these drawings, human are depicted wearing animal
skins and furs wrapped around their feet. We have covered our
feet with leather, wood and straw over the years and as we
discover more materials the shoes grow more interesting and
advanced.
Sandals are the oldest kind of shoe and they still
exist today. Furthermore moccasins, the traditional shoe of
Native Americans look not unlike the loafer that any business
man might wear on a weekend. Even platform soles, which seemed
so outlandish when they were first introduced have a relative
in the chopine, a shoe from the 16th century with a raised
sole, made of wood, and reaching up to 30 inches high. Also
similar to the platform shoe was the Japanese geta. So, the
basic shape of shoes has not changed that drastically over
time. We have changed the materials but not the general idea of
what a shoe is.
A shoe is made up of several basic parts, regardless of the
time period or culture it emerges from. The only difference is
that some of these parts are skipped when making certain kinds
of shoes. First and most well know the shoe has a sole; this is
defined only as the part of the shoe that makes contact with the
ground. In addition to the sole, most shoes have some kind of
shank, a piece of material that is placed between the sole and
the insole. The basic shoe also has other less know parts: the
breast, the cap, the counter, the feather, the puff, the
quarter, the seat, the stiffener, the throat, the top piece,
the topline, the upper, the vamp and the waist.
About the Author: Dana Bradley writes about
http://www.onlineshoesdepot.com/Coupons/Payless%20Shoes.html,
http://www.onlineshoesdepot.com/ and
http://www.onlineshoesdepot.com
Source: http://www.isnare.com
By Dana Bradley
Some countries have customs regarding shoe removal when
entering a house. Sometimes it is done to avoid bringing dirt
and foreign materials into the house and sometimes it is done
out of respect for the house. It is customary to remove shoes
when entering a home in Asia, Easter Europe, and part of the
Middle East, Africa, Northern Europe, Canada and Alaska. Other
matters of shoe etiquette include not showing the soles of your
shoes in the Middle East, Africa, Korean or Thailand. If member
of different countries all entered a room and removed their
shoes, depending on the time period, you may be able to tell
what countries are represented just by looking at the footwear.
Shoes have come in many different shapes and sizes, from many
different countries and many different times. There are
drawings in a cave in Spain that date back to more than 15,000
years ago. In these drawings, human are depicted wearing animal
skins and furs wrapped around their feet. We have covered our
feet with leather, wood and straw over the years and as we
discover more materials the shoes grow more interesting and
advanced.
Sandals are the oldest kind of shoe and they still
exist today. Furthermore moccasins, the traditional shoe of
Native Americans look not unlike the loafer that any business
man might wear on a weekend. Even platform soles, which seemed
so outlandish when they were first introduced have a relative
in the chopine, a shoe from the 16th century with a raised
sole, made of wood, and reaching up to 30 inches high. Also
similar to the platform shoe was the Japanese geta. So, the
basic shape of shoes has not changed that drastically over
time. We have changed the materials but not the general idea of
what a shoe is.
A shoe is made up of several basic parts, regardless of the
time period or culture it emerges from. The only difference is
that some of these parts are skipped when making certain kinds
of shoes. First and most well know the shoe has a sole; this is
defined only as the part of the shoe that makes contact with the
ground. In addition to the sole, most shoes have some kind of
shank, a piece of material that is placed between the sole and
the insole. The basic shoe also has other less know parts: the
breast, the cap, the counter, the feather, the puff, the
quarter, the seat, the stiffener, the throat, the top piece,
the topline, the upper, the vamp and the waist.
About the Author: Dana Bradley writes about
http://www.onlineshoesdepot.com/Coupons/Payless%20Shoes.html,
http://www.onlineshoesdepot.com/ and
http://www.onlineshoesdepot.com
Source: http://www.isnare.com
Friday, January 5, 2007
Purchase Men's Designer Shoes From The Finest Manufacturers!
Purchase Men's Designer Shoes From The Finest Manufacturers!
By Donald Yacono
Summary :An article that provides helpful suggestions when choosing a high quality pair of men's designer shoes. It is the author's intent to educate the consumer and help them to make an informed decision when making a purchase.
It really is true. The designer shoes that a man wears say an awful lot about who he is. Top quality fashion shoes make a strong fashion statement and go a long way toward rounding out an impressive wardrobe. There is such a large selection of brands to choose from. We would like to recommend the following prestigious manufacturers of quality men's designer's shoes.
Some Suggestions..…
Lacoste
The Lacoste Company was founded in 1933 and is easily recognized by its green crocodile logo. The name Lacoste is well known for luxury and classic styling, Lacoste has a paramount heritage in the sports fashion market. The brand continues to appeal to the fashion conscious consumer. Their footwear line is in a class by itself. More recently, Lacoste's popularity has surged due to French designer Christophe Lemaire's work to create a more modern, upscale look. Modern designs and colorways combine with classic shapes to create a unique style that distinguishes Lacoste from other lifestyle brands.
Bruno Magli
If it's style and sophistication you are looking for, your search is over. Bruno Magli is one of the most respected designer shoe manufacturers in the world. The business was founded in 1936 in Bologna, Italy. They have been designing and creating high quality luxury shoes for almost seventy years. Their shoes are handcrafted from the finest leather available. Bruno Magli shoes are known throughout the world for their comfort and innovative design.
Donald Pliner
The Donald J. Pliner Company is renowned throughout the world for an innovative line of prestigious, luxury footwear. They place a lot of importance on comfort. The company provides designer shoes for both men and women. They also provide a full line of leatherwear for men and women, handbags, and belts. There are six Donald J. Pliner stores located in Miami, Coral Gables, Houston, Las Vegas, and San Jose. You can also purchase Donald J. Pliner designer shoes via the Internet.
Kenneth Cole
Kenneth Cole started his business in September of 1982 selling shoes out of a 40-foot trailer in Midtown Manhattan. Today the company is a fashion leader in footwear, clothing, accessories and handbags. Kenneth Cole products are targeted to appeal fashion conscious consumers reflecting a casual urban perspective and a lifestyle uniquely associated with Kenneth Cole. With a variety of styles, all with the distinctive Kenneth Cole flair, these shoes are sure to make a statement.
Donald Yacono is the Owner and Webmaster at http://www.1st-in-shoes.com An online shoe store featuring approximately 300 brands of discount footwear for the whole family, shoe reviews, 24/7-shoe fashion news feed, and helpful foot care articles.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Donald_Yacono
publish by Topmanshoes.com
Tuesday, January 2, 2007
Tips on Shoe Fitting [Tips]
Tips on Shoe Fitting [Tips]
Adapted from article by Bryan Billings (Certified Pedorthist)
How many times a year do you purchase a pair of new shoes? The following are a few tips and procedures which you should follow when purchasing a new pair of shoes. Forget which shoes Michael Jordan or the funky shoes your neighbour has. Shoe fitting and function is different for each individual.
Step 1: Know what you need the shoe for.
Running, walking,tennis,squash,cross-training,etc. You must know what activities you will be needing the shoe for.
Step 2: Know your foot type.
Neturalfoot type: Shoes wear evenly throughtout sole. No visible upper breakdown. Individuals with an average arch height both weight bearing and non-weight bearing.
Pronated foot type: Often a low arch weight bearing and a visible rolling in of the foot. Often lateral heel wear with medial too wear on the sole of the shoe. Upper of the shoe is distorted medically.
Supinated foot type: Often a high arch, thick instep foot type with a wide forefoot. Foot often rolls out during walking, and the sole of the shoe exhibits lateral heel and forefoot wear with the upper distorted laterally.
Step 3: Match the activity with foot type and choose the appropriate type of shoe.
Look out for:
- Shoe should have a rigid heel counter
- Shoe should have a midfoot torsional stability device
- Proper toe spring, rocker sole
- A finger's width of room beyond the longest toe
- Appropriate width in both the heel and toe box
- Also know the difference between arch length of shoe
* Foot length is the heel-to-toe measurement
* Arch length is heel-to-ball of great toe joint measurement
* Arch length of foot must equal arch length of shoe
Finally, ask questions and feel comfortable with the fit and your fitter. If not, please go elsewhere to look for a good pair of shoes that suit you.
Topman
"Wear your shoes the right way"
http://www.topmanshoes.com
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