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One question we sometimes hear is, “How should I wear my open toe tennis shoes?” The easiest answer is, “The same way you would wear any pair of shoes!” OpeToz® are the premier toeless tennis shoes that can be dressed up or down, worn day or night, and pair well with just about any outfit! However, if you need some tips, check out the following six ways to style your OpeToz! 6 Ways To Wear OpeToz With Toeless Socks: You surely know by now that we offer some of the best open toe tennis shoes online, but we wouldn’t leave...

Last week, we offered up some ideas for springtime activities you can do in your OpeToz® open toe tennis shoes. With weather this nice, you don’t want to spend all your time inside just because your feet are uncomfortable in traditional tennis shoes. OpeToz give you the support of a walking shoe with the freedom of a sandal, so your toes have plenty of room to breathe. If you don’t believe us, try OpeToz for yourself this spring! Be sure to check out our open toe tennis shoes, and experience the great outdoors in comfort this spring! Enjoy Spring With...

Spring is finally here! Surely, this is cause for celebration - especially for people who live in regions that experience cold, snowy winters. As the sun continues to warm the soil, flowers will spring forth, birds will dance through the skies, and millions of people will go back to their old routines of enjoying the great outdoors. For some, though, enjoying the great outdoors is easier said than done. Those with painful foot conditions ranging from bunions to complicated foot surgeries may have trouble finding shoes that are supportive enough to enjoy outdoor activities without being painful to wear. At...

Many people think of exercising as heading to the gym and running a couple miles on the treadmill or lifting weights, but research has shown that walking is a completely acceptable form of exercise. A brisk walk every day has been shown to have a multitude of health benefits just like running, while still being doable for most people regardless of what shape you are currently in. The American Heart Association recommends that adults get about 30 minutes of exercise per day and that 150 minutes a week should be dedicated to moderate activity, with the remaining time spent engaging...