Shoes for some women are like water for fish. Shoes as an accessory say a lot about the wearer as there are so many styles and designs available. Peep toe shoes for women have a fun, stylish air. They are both casual and formal due to the small amount of toes just peeking out from the front of the shoe. ...read more
Walking shoes come in many different styles and levels of support. Choosing the right walking footwear can make a big difference when walking long distances. The right walking footwear should fit properly in order to provide support and help to reduce the amount of strain to the foot, ankle and knees. ...read more
Snow boots are made with the general idea to keep your feet warm. They should be designed for every day winter use. They will stand up for walking in a lot of snow while keeping your feet warm and dry. ...read more
Men have the option to lace their dress shoes using thousands of different lacing techniques. However, when dressing up it’s important to select a pattern that matches your overall style without drawing inappropriate attention to your feet. When dressing up, you should lace your shoes using a decorative lacing technique such as roman lacing that is fits most outfits and occasions. ...read more
Quality running shoes are some of the most expensive types of footwear. Replacing running shoes every few hundred miles can make the costs even more difficult to bear. Fortunately, many companies have product testing programs that allow for trying running shoes for free. ...read more
Hiking footwear is designed to protect your feet and provide comfort on long hikes. Hiking takes a lot out of your system, and with poor footwear you’ll feel it throughout your body. You’re also putting yourself at a higher risk of injury with improper footwear. ...read more
When big men wear large size footwear, it is hard for them to find good running shoes. Some of the more well known athletic shoe brands have running shoes that comes in large sizes. New Balance, Adidas, Mizuno and Brooks all make running shoes for big men. ...read more
You know that it is time to get new running shoes when they are hurting your back, knees and feet. If you have a foot that is unequal, a curve in your spine, or some other abnormality, then you are going to need to get some custom running shoes. Before you shop for your shoes, you should know what the problem is. ...read more
The size of your child's foot and his taste in shoes is constantly changing, both of which can make shoe shopping a nightmare for some parents. By being smarter about your purchases and simplifying the process of shoe shopping, you can avoid headaches and costly mistakes. ...read more
Off-road running, commonly known as trail-running, is quite different from running on flat pavement. Trail-running provides both a cardiovascular and strength training workout for the runner, due to the variable terrain. Trail running requires adequate footwear, which provides both comfort and protection. The best off-road running shoes have thick soles, good traction and high-side guards. ...read more
Wearing a pair of comfortable walking shoes can help a person to cover more miles each time they exercise. There are many different brands a person can choose from and the prices come in a wide range. Looking online for reviews and seeking the advice of others can help the person choose a pair of walking shoes that will provide sufficient comfort. ...read more
Your feet are an important aspect to proper posture. Wearing shoes that support your feet and body is essential to your health. Finding shoes that are supportive can be challenging, but here are a few tips to assist you in finding that perfect pair of shoes. ...read more
By manya7878 July 08, 2012
I am a fan of KC and have been to several stores and outlets. By far, this has to be the worst with merchandise practically dropping to the floor. Sales associates are not useful. The manager was extremely rude. I wanted to return an unused belt with tags all intact (from a previous shopping spree) and couldn't find my receipt. As I was looking through my purse for the receipt, she made impatient and rude noises and told the people behind me that she was held up coz I couldn't find my receipt. The people behind me were very nice and didn't mind. When I told her that I couldn't find the receipt, she looked at me asked me if I had purchased the product form that store!!!After that she proceeded to tell me that the store will not accept returns without a receipt. I told her that my phone number and address were in their system and she could look me up but she refused to do so and told me that it was not going to happen. Before I could step away from the counter, she asked the people behi ...read more
By jbk1970 at Citysearch January 13, 2008
The young guy did a lousy job with stitching on my expensive and rare shoes. Stitching was very uneven; looked like a hack did the work. Thread choice was too thick for the application. Changed materials and their color without contacting me first. At least I can say he charged a fair price. Sorry I went there. Not recommended. ...read more
By soozn79 at Citysearch November 03, 2006
There is only ONE WAY to get to the food court for people with strollers: The ONE elevator that serves the entire 3-level mall. Of course, there are stairs, but who can use them when you have a stroller to haul? The elevator is large and fits a ton of people, so by the time everyone on it departs, the doors start to close and you miss your ride. There have been SO many times where I've frantically pushed the button on the outside to get the doors to open, but that never works. I've also almost had my hand squashed more times than I can count trying to get it to stay open. It's not exactly user-friendly and most definitely NOT a "smart" elevator. You just have to be very lucky that someone is still inside to keep the door open for you or get some large part of your body in between the doors so it can't shut, or just be super aggressive with it and get in there quickly. It's really a pain when that's the only option and the dept stores' elevators aren't going to do you any good because they don't go to the Food Court. VERY BADLY THOUGHT OUT. Think about it: who is the main demographic for malls for the majority of it's open hours, Mon-Fri 9-5? Moms with children, who are of course going to have strollers. Why on earth would they make it so difficult for this group of people to get to the main attraction of the mall? The elevator is ALWAYS packed and every ride you wait so long for is a lot of work to get. VERY frustraing. Not to mention that it's poor lay-out. You can't even see all the stores unless you go way into each "leg" of each wing. Very strange lay out. Hard to the store you're looking for when you don't have a map handy. IGNORE WHAT IT SAYS BELOW. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS MALL. ...read more
