MBT Women Shoes Reviews

Come catch the craze that is sweeping the nation. MBT has designed a shoe family that uses natural motion to work muscle groups of the legs, back, and abdomen as you stand or walk in their shoes. The Boost is part of that family. Features: Textile lining. Polyester mesh and PU syntheticleather upper makes for a flexible, comfortable, and more breathable fit.
Customer Review: MBT Shoes
I purchased these shoes for a better workout while jogging. When they arrived, I tried them on and they seemed a little tight even though I had ordered a half a size larger. I called the company and asked for a half size larger and they issued a RMA number. I sent the shoes back and within 10 days I had my new pair and they fit great. The shoes do all that the other reviewers said they would. I've had them for three weeks and I feel the difference in my legs and back. I hope these shoes last as long as everyone said they will because the only minus is the $245.00 price tag. Great service.`
Customer Review: MBTs...
Purchase a half size larger. If you have a really wide foot, beware there is not a lot of give in the toe box. I have not done a lot of exercising in the shoes yet but so far am happy with fit and comfort. I purchaed for toning benefits, not medicinal purposes but have heard great thing from friends about the relief on knees, back, etc.

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