My orthopedic surgeon told me about them and also mentioned rocker bottom shoes. I did get a prescription for them but the store I bought them at did not deal with insurance companies, so it was an out of pocket expense for me. I've worn them since Oct. 2006 and they really do work. It provides the heel to toe movement I need in order to walk without a limp.
In a prior post I listed the MBT shoes and Curves Toning Sandal. I really like the toning sandal and was just on Avon's website and came across a sneaker (Curves® for Women Leg Toning Sneaker) -- I'll be trying them out as well! http://shop.avon.com/shop/product.asp?pf_id=31938&from=search&find_spec=...
I know it advertises “leg toning” but with a fused ankle we lose all range of motion and shoes with a rocker bottom provide the support we need. Leg toning is just an added bonus for me :-)
Has any one else used either product? If so, do you like them?
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Hi Alysia,
My orthopedic surgeon told me about them and also mentioned rocker bottom shoes. I did get a prescription for them but the store I bought them at did not deal with insurance companies, so it was an out of pocket expense for me. I've worn them since Oct. 2006 and they really do work. It provides the heel to toe movement I need in order to walk without a limp.
In a prior post I listed the MBT shoes and Curves Toning Sandal. I really like the toning sandal and was just on Avon's website and came across a sneaker (Curves® for Women Leg Toning Sneaker) -- I'll be trying them out as well! http://shop.avon.com/shop/product.asp?pf_id=31938&from=search&find_spec=...
I know it advertises “leg toning” but with a fused ankle we lose all range of motion and shoes with a rocker bottom provide the support we need. Leg toning is just an added bonus for me :-)
Has any one else used either product? If so, do you like them?
Thanks for the article you posted!!
~Ang Mares
July 7, 2008 - 8:13pmThis Comment
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