
The question is... do they work?
The jury's still out.

What I hope they DO break... is my bad posture. I also hope to shape up my legs. (These shoes promise to work out your legs and butt without hitting the gym...)
I asked Jim to get them for me for Christmas (we decided not to buy presents this year, but we each got one.) Women swear by them! I will say, I can notice a slight burn when I walk in them for a distance.
I'll keep you posted on this one. In the meantime, here's a story that KABC out of Los Angeles did:
2 comments:
I am a blog loving mother from the Midwest. I have 3 children, and soon to be 4. One, and soon to be two, of my children are from Korea. I recently found your blog and loved reading about your family and time in Korea. As a mother to two adopted children, I enjoy reading stories from adult adoptees. I want so much to do the best for all my kids. It is encouraging for me as I read your posts. If you have any additional words of wisdom from your lived experience I would enjoy reading. Blessings to you.
I was looking for some shape up shoes and I saw your blog. I would love these could you let me know where you purchased them could not locate on the links in the blog. Thanks Patricia I am following you on twitter if you could tweet the website that would be great.
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