Summer is when the rubber hits the road. We're talking about flip-flops, the ubiquitous sandals that consist of little more than a sole held onto the foot by a Y-shaped thong. Flip-flops used to be ...

Everyone owns a pair of flip flops, whether they'd like to admit it or not. I mean, they're pretty practical for a lot of things — what else could you just as easily throw in your bag and bring as a ...

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OK, focus. If you're not too distracted by that incessant flipping noise everyone's shoes are making. Flip-flops are not good for your feet. Or theirs. Studies prove it. Podiatrists cringe when they ...

When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more Flip-flops are back in full Y2K force, and I am here for it. Sliding into these simple sandals instantly ...

(CBS News) Flip-flops may be a fun summer shoe and flats may seem fashionable, but some experts say wearing them may become a painful decision. According to the National Foot Health Assessment 2012, ...

For most people, walking comfortably is an everyday occurrence. Yet, with the increased sophistication of footwear today, ...

With a litany of stubbed toes, sprained ankles, broken bones and blistered feet, Americans’ feet are hurting. According to the National Foot Health Assessment 2012 released in June, 78% of adults 21 ...

Flip-flops have always been the summer footwear of choice to help cool the feet, not cause them to burn. At least 10 people this summer, however, suffered burns and blisters along their feet from the ...

Flip-flop season has finally arrived, and it’s terrible for your feet. “Flip-flops are my least favorite type of shoes worn in the summer,” said Sarah Dickey, president-elect of the Illinois Podiatric ...

Flip-flops are named for the sound they make when you walk — flip, flop, flip, flop — but they could have been called ouch-umphs, the sound you'll make after wearing them all the time. Researchers at ...