MBTs

Oct 23, 2009 06:54 AM

by RoyalNurse

Premium Member

Anyone try these? I'm thinking of getting a pair to wear at work, they're supposed to really give you a workout while you walk. The only thing I'm worried about is falling over backwards while walking, tends to decrease credibility and professionalism.

coffeentea · Oct 24, 2009, 09:01 PM

Re: MBTs

I love MBT .I would try to walk in them at home first. they are the best shoe if you have to do a lot of walking. They are not very comfortable if you have to stand for a length of time.

RNMLIS · Oct 29, 2009, 01:34 AM

Re: MBTs

I have been wearing them for 2 years - saved my feet nothing else was working...$$$$ I keep an eye out for saes a the time

Kristie Poulton, RN · Nov 04, 2009, 06:47 AM

Re: MBTs

I love my MBT's. They keep me standing tall at work and that really helps my back. But, before purchasing a pair, I would suggest looking at the Avon catalogue. They sell a shoe under the brand Curves that is the same style of the MBT's for much cheaper. It may be worth getting those to start with and see how you like them.

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