Reebok Easytone Sneakers?

[torsie24]

Hi everyone!!

I'm looking to buy some new sneakers to wear on my next WDW trip. And am considering the new Easytone ones.

Not because of the toning part, which I'm sure is minimal, but because I LOVE fit flops, have never found a pair of shoes as comfortable ever, and am looking for a sneaker with that level of cushion, support and comfort and figure that the Easytones could have a similar sole as they are offering the same benefits.

Any advice or reviews would be great!

 

[danielle79]

Hi everyone!!

I'm looking to buy some new sneakers to wear on my next WDW trip. And am considering the new Easytone ones.

Not because of the toning part, which I'm sure is minimal, but because I LOVE fit flops, have never found a pair of shoes as comfortable ever, and am looking for a sneaker with that level of cushion, support and comfort and figure that the Easytones could have a similar sole as they are offering the same benefits.

Any advice or reviews would be great!

I bought the Reebok Easytones a couple months ago and in the beginning they took a lot getting use to, although in hindsight maybe I shouldn't have broke them in wit a 3 mile walk! Today I love them I am planning on bringing them and my favorite Nike flip flops next week when we leave.

 

[Belle1107]

I also own the Reebok Easy tones and bought them before my trip in January 2010. The support is better than my regular gym shoes that I had worn in the past to Disney. Yes, the toning part is very minimal but the extra cushion that you get between your foot and the pavement defenitly helps. Enjoy your trip!

 

[scjo68]

I have a pair of these and they are very comfy. I usually wear crocs and these are just as cushiony.

I have a pair of payless toners, the kind with the rocking type sole, and they are not nearly as comfortable as the Reeboks.

THere is not any other style of athletic-type shoe I can wear for long without pain, and I have tried them all.

I have even posted on these boards for any suggestions of comfy-cushy shoes that I can wear as an alternatitive to crocs, for when they won't work. Now I have my answer.


Reebok makes Easytone which I found at Dick Sports. The cushioned pads on the sole are filled with air. But Reebok also make Simply Tone which they sell at Kohls, and they are padded with foam. They both feel equally great to me. I got the Simplytone from Kohls because I had a coupon and I thought the foam might be more durable than air pockets which could get a hole in them.

As for toning, I am not holding my breath. I did joke with DH that he was not going to recognize me after I wore these at work all day, since my backside would be so much smaller...but, alas....not so.

Oh well, I still like the shoes!

 

[tlbwriter]

So they don't make your legs tired and achy? That's been my fear about this type of shoe.

 

[scjo68]

So they don't make your legs tired and achy? That's been my fear about this type of shoe.

Not mine, but I think it takes lots of folks some time to get used to them. I would definitely break them in gradually. Certainly don't wear them to WDW till you've had them awhile!

 

[disneyluvrtink]

I have a pair and I wore them to Disney last year. They are comfy and dont make your legs sore (not very good for toning). They are very cushy and have a pretty wide width.

 

[JennyLynn21]

I love mind and wore them all over disney. They had already been broken in.

 

[LuvLuvLuv]

get sketcher's tone ups (not shapeups) --- they feel EXACTLY like fitflops