A suit in federal court in Trenton alleges Skechers' Shape-Up shoes not only don't promote weight loss, reduce joint stress or improve coordination as claimed but also put wearers at risk of injury.
March 28, 2013 at 03:35 AM
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Ads featuring TV personality Kim Kardashian claim Skechers Shape-Up shoes promote weight loss, reduce joint stress and improve coordination all without going to the gym.
But a suit in federal court in Trenton alleges the rocker-soled shoes not only fall short of those claims but also alter gait mechanics and create instability, putting wearers at risk of injury.
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