After hearing some positive comments on these shoes, I decided to go to a store and try them on to see what the hype was all about. Other than the fact that you bounce a little when you walk with them (I'll bet one must look sort of funny while doing that), I didn't notice anything that would even remotely justify the price tag.
The sales associate I talked with told me it's mostly women who buy them, which is why they only had a couple of models in mens' shoes.
I decided that until I am convinced that they really do work miracles (as far as low back pain goes), I'll hold off on this purchase/investment and stick with my old-fashioned exercises. Most likely though, as in all areas of life, dramatic results and changes come with consistent work, rather than with the purchase of a pair of shoes. Just an opinion.
Designed through the same Goldman Sachs associated with provoking the united states sup-prime mortgage turmoil, odds now stand that this Greek debt disaster carries a huge possibility to de-rail the EU but additionally to turn around to the USA economic system also ... Curiously, the dirtier things turn out to be, the clearer the reasons connected. Have them all trowned, every last 1 of these.They enjoyed their opportunity so they blew it. Period to 'fess up and take their own medicine.
Well the results can be attributed to a numbers of factors. I would say cognitive dissonance or the effect of investigator compliance (observer bias) in the first instance. But it could be easily be the money effect on that. I prefer to believe that was one of the first two. Edna, alcohol addiction center volunteer
After hearing some positive comments on these shoes, I decided to go to a store and try them on to see what the hype was all about. Other than the fact that you bounce a little when you walk with them (I'll bet one must look sort of funny while doing that), I didn't notice anything that would even remotely justify the price tag.
The sales associate I talked with told me it's mostly women who buy them, which is why they only had a couple of models in mens' shoes.
I decided that until I am convinced that they really do work miracles (as far as low back pain goes), I'll hold off on this purchase/investment and stick with my old-fashioned exercises. Most likely though, as in all areas of life, dramatic results and changes come with consistent work, rather than with the purchase of a pair of shoes. Just an opinion.
Well the results can be attributed to a numbers of factors. I would say cognitive dissonance or the effect of investigator compliance (observer bias) in the first instance. But it could be easily be the money effect on that. I prefer to believe that was one of the first two. Edna, alcohol addiction center volunteer
I do agree with the above statement...... you people are doing a very good work.
Pages