I’ve been wearing the Reebok EasyToners for about a month and I no longer notice the uphill walks. They’re really great shoes for everyday errands, and they look good so I can even wear them to work. That said, they are walking shoes, not great for running to catch a train, and certainly not for fitness running. I do wear them to teach my Contour body toning classes, as well as step, but not my trampoline class.
Have they changed my body? My excessive low back curve is significantly diminished. That’s huge. It is easier to stand tall, because I have to in order to be balanced in the shoes. My pinstriped pants are a little less snug around the thigh, and my calves feel less taut. These are great results for a month of wearing the shoes plus working out with my usual routine.
The most important point about the Reebok EasyToners: they Are comfortable!
Ok, since I am now hooked on the Reebok “fitness shoes,” and my boyfriend is hooked on his Sketchers, I’ve purchased a pair of Sketchers Shape-Ups mary janes for springtime roaming.
Reports in a few…
Have you had any interesting results from wearing the Reebok EasyToners?
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January 10, 2011 at 2:14 am
Cecilia
Hi, I would only like to know if you consider ok to wear the Reebok Easy tone shoes at the gym. Not for running of course, but maybe at the elliptical machine, or just doing regular weight lifting… I know they have the Train Tones now, but I liked the Easy Tone’s fit way better, so I just need to know if they’re fine to wear during a regular workout.
January 17, 2011 at 5:49 pm
Spark Wellness
I wore them to the gym and to teach classes. They wore out REALLY FAST, but were comfortable while they lasted. I think if you’re already a walker or someone who works out regularly these are not for you–they simply can’t handle the mileage.