Anyone have these Weard Shoes - with Springs in em!

Dataman · **Posted:** Sun Jan 18, 2009 12:49 pm

No problems for me so far. Only drawback I have is they were hot so I got the Sandles and they are not really good in 5ft of Snow so I could not wear them for a while (back to them now with some melt, 3ft of snow).

I can't kick them off like Berkenstock I have.

Oh well. I do hurt Less!

$220 bucks for a pair of shoes is way way more than I wanted to spend. But Pain help is worth it. If I take the Drugs (Dr script) I can't drive anywhere and feel depressed (Oxycontin then Tramado). So it seems worth it so far.

Go to the store and try them on. They let you walk in them in the store to try out. The Spring can be covered.

DM

VioletYoshi · **Joined:** Sat Jul 05, 2008 10:27 am **Posts:** 3

I think I've seen some people with the sneakers, and had a double-take reaction at first. Like, "What's with those weird shoes?" They seem like a great idea, I might consider buying them for myself.

Dataman · **Posted:** Wed Jan 28, 2009 3:57 pm

Labyrinth wrote:

those are very strange. I have a tendency to twist or sprang my ankle when not walking barefoot or in very flat flats (some sneakers are too high up). I'm not sure I like how high those shoes put the feet up.

They seems higher than they actually are and U have to be fitted in the store. They let you walk around in a pair. Stairs are the great challenge. Have to be extra careful. I don't wear shoes in the house so no problem.

SFD

Keelvin · **Joined:** Fri Apr 03, 2009 7:15 am **Posts:** 1

I'd like to know the same thing.
I'm ready to buy them online if I have to though.

Dataman · **Posted:** Sun Apr 05, 2009 1:42 pm

U have to be careful with Stairs. I have not had any problems except price (spendy).

But for less pain it was worth it. It took about an month to notice and then I had to switch to other shoes to get pain back to judge it correctly.

SteveD

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