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Orthotebb Shoes

Hi guys!

Does anyone own orthotebb shoes or knows anyone who does? I would love to know if they are comfortable. I wear Nurse Mates right now and my feet burn like the hottest fires of hell at the end of the day :( I also tried cheapy immitation of Crocs - feet hurt less, but I kept tripping thw whole day ... Thanks in advance.

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Yes, I have orthotebb shoes (clogs) they are fantastic! What a difference they make. The only problem is that you have to get used to wearing them the correct way. A lot of people don't walk in them correctly. I usually wear them for the whole 12 hour shift . My legs are so muscular..

How long does it take to become accustomed to wearing these Orthotebb shoes, also, when do you start to see the results that are mentioned on their website? I'd do anything, ANYTHING to get rid of my plantar fasciitis pain.

It only takes about 15-20 minutes to get used to them. You have to start slow in them, though, cause it's a real workout. Just bring some extra 'normal' shoes with you and switch off during your shift. Over the course of some months you can get to the point where you can where them whenever you want once your muscles build up.

They help you build long strong muscles though, not muscle bound muscles, so your legs look great and tone, not 'muscular'.

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