was the most popular by a landslide. Fans of these fitness "weight loss" shoes are extremely passionate about their benefits. The comments to my post were overwhelmingly positive and readers used it as a forum to share their opinion whether Skechers Shape-Ups really work? Admittedly, the Mary Jane-style I received from Skechers took a little getting used to. One reader accused me of being a snobby New Yorker for writing that because of their orthopedic shoe-meets-club-kid-look I wouldn't recommend them for long walks in a busy, fashionable city like the Big Apple. Okay, maybe I was being a bit snobby.
But as the Skechers trend gained momentum, I wore the shoes more often in public and I've seen other city gals doing the same. Now the main drawback for me isn't their fashion statement; it's a question of their safety (do they offer enough support or cause injuries?) and real-world benefit (do the shoes really spark weight loss?).
So I'd like to re-ignite the conversation here on Everything She Wants. Have you tried Skechers Shape-Ups
? Have you lost weight as a result of wearing the shoes regularly? Now there are even Shape-Ups for men
. Would your boyfriend, husband, brother or father dare wear them?
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