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      schweppes
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      Happy Mama:
      I didn't know wearing FitFlops can provide so many health benefits. I've always wondered why they are priced so expensive though I don't deny that they are so pretty looking with the sequins. I love the silver ones. Hmmm, maybe I should consider getting one too.


      Oops, first it was Z machine, then knives, thermal pots etc flying off the shelves... now maybe FitFlops! πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰
      ur dh must think we are such \"bad\" influence on u πŸ‘…

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        Happy Mama
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        schweppes:
        Happy Mama:

        I didn't know wearing FitFlops can provide so many health benefits. I've always wondered why they are priced so expensive though I don't deny that they are so pretty looking with the sequins. I love the silver ones. Hmmm, maybe I should consider getting one too.


        Oops, first it was Z machine, then knives, thermal pots etc flying off the shelves... now maybe FitFlops! πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰

        ur dh must think we are such \"bad\" influence on u πŸ‘…

        Hehee.. actually, not really. He adores KSP forum (though he doesn't log in to see)... because of this forum, he has home-made bread (using Z) and kong bak (using thermal pot) to eat... and very soon, bak kwa, which I intend to try making within the next few weeks. πŸ˜‰

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          tankee
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          AgnesMM:
          My sister owned three pairs of fitflops. She has back problem and she mentioned that they helped her tremendously.


          I owned two pairs myself. I have yet seen any diff - like the rest mentioned - feasting on CNY goodies is working on the opposite:)!
          Isn't the back problem more a heels versus flats issue?

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            cherryblossoms
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            I think fitflops are pretty comfortable. I agree it doesn’t seem to help tone muscles or lift my butt (beyond hope!) but it is comfy. Initially I felt some "strain" on my calf muscles, but now they work just like normal slippers. I actually prefer my birks more though. I started wearing birks when I was pregnant, and kept replacing them when they wear out after a couple of years.

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              mambobb
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              I hv a pair and my DH has a pair too. I find it quite comfortable and nice too.


              I used to hv pain on my last toes when I wear normal flip flops. I dont have when wearing FF.

              For the benefits, I do hope I can see the more tone legs and butt but 😒

              Overall I still recommend FF, should at least invest in one pair. My fren loves it when she saw me wearing and got a pair for herself too. :love:

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                Happy Mama
                last edited by

                mambobb:
                I hv a pair and my DH has a pair too. I find it quite comfortable and nice too.


                I used to hv pain on my last toes when I wear normal flip flops. I dont have when wearing FF.

                For the benefits, I do hope I can see the more tone legs and butt but 😒

                Overall I still recommend FF, should at least invest in one pair. My fren loves it when she saw me wearing and got a pair for herself too. :love:
                Looks like I really must go get one soon. Actually they have for little girls too, but limited colours. Will be nice to get a matching pair of FF for mother and daughter. πŸ˜‰ though it's a little expensive for kids since they outgrow it pretty fast.

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                  AgnesMM
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                  Not sure how that helps the back but I supposed it is more so on support as a whole - read the following that explains the benefits.


                  Btw, I like the \"wearability.\" very comfy!

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                  Fitflop Shoes are renowned for providing style together with health benefits for all their wearers. The features and benefits of the FitFlop have made it a very successful footwear line in the last few years. A group of researchers in England designed this footwear line to promote better health, by developing a shoe that mimics walking barefoot.

                  This idea is to introduce instability as you walk, which challenges the muscles and helps burn more calories. Added benefits also include better posture, more toned muscles in the legs and thighs, and a decrease in the amount of back and joint pain.

                  After starting with sandals, FitFlop stockists now also offer a range of shoes and boots for all seasons and circumstances. Fitflop Shoes are not only comfortable but can also be matched with a number of outfits like jeans, skirts, trousers, shorts, skirts, etc.

                  Consumers really like this brand because nothing else on the market offers the health benefits associated with wearing fitlops. Their attractive combinations of colours, such as black and white as well as white and red, give consumers plenty of choices when selecting shoes at their local Fitflop stockists.

                  As well as offering high quality along with unique technology and a variety of styles and colours, fitflops are also affordable, making them perfect for all ages and budgets.

                  Put quite simply, fitflops give you a workout whilst you walk. They challenge those hard to reach muscles with their unique multi-density midsole, meaning your legs are toned and trimmed whilst you are going about your ordinary day-to-day tasks. They also work the muscles in your bottom and have been shown to have a toning effect on the thigh muscles, so it is pretty much a whole lower body workout that you get simply from wearing a pair of fitflops.

                  If the price, variety of styles and health benefits is not enough to persuade you to get down to your local fitflop stockists then bear in mind that fitflop wearers have also reported a reduction in back pain from wearing the shoes for just a few days!

                  If you want to find out more about fitflop shoes why not visit your fitflop stockists to browse their range of shoes.

                  Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Jacks_Specuzer

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                    BigDevil
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                    FitFlop distributor and a chiropractor were interviewed on radio yesterday, and they were singing praises...like it's a miracle product. So decided to ask fellow parents here for your actual experience. πŸ˜‰


                    Seems like there is some help, but not as much as what they were saying on air.

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                      autumnbronze
                      last edited by

                      I'm getting one or maybe two soon ..... need it really badly πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰

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                      • VictoriousV Offline
                        Victorious
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                        i have 3pairs :oops:

                        had a fractured-foot last year and was put to wear a 'disposble-cast' (a brace) worth $150 for 6mths... the other foot i worn a fitflop and it really helps... after foot recovered till now still on fitflop whenever possible; it really helps on better support all round on the foot.

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