What is the difference between Reebok EasyTone and SimplyTone shoes?

Posted on October 10th, 2011 in Diet & Fitness

Jamie asked:

The SimplyTones are about half price of the EasyTones and I cannot find any information for the Simplytones on the Reebok website.

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on October 13th, 2011 at 06:04

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I have found some information on amazon.

Simply Tone shoes by Reebok feature the EasyTone Technology that uses 2 pods on the bottom of each shoes made from ultra-soft foam. These pods create a micro-instability effect similar to walking in sand to help improve muscle tone & definition.

I also read in another yahoo board that instead of air the shoe uses only foam for the instability effect. Overall I imagine you will have the same results with either style, since they both cause instability.
I bought a pair of SimplyTone shoes, but they are back ordered until May 5th. I am hoping they will help with my posture more than tone. I will post again after a couple days of use.
By the way, if you are looking to buy Sketcher’s Shape-Ups be careful! I found them to be too tall for the instability, definitely not to be worn if you have weak ankles.

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