How the anti-shoe is pro-body:
Because of the specially designed sole, wearing MBTs significantly improves your gait and posture and relieves pressure on your joints and back. It also exercises a large number of muscles, whether you’re walking or standing. This, in turn, stimulates your metabolism, burns extra calories and speeds up muscle regeneration. In addition, MBTs can have a firming effect on abdominal, leg and buttock muscles.
The key to MBT is its patented sole structure.
The Shank, PU Midsole with Pivot and the Masai Sensor create a soft surface that is akin to walking barefoot on springy moss or on a sandy beach. This creates a natural instability underfoot, which activates the supporting muscle system and has positive effects on the entire body.

MBT Men's Chapa Trail Shoe

Tuesday, February 10, 2009
MBT states this Shoe Runs 1/2 Size Small. Please order a 1/2 Size Larger Than Normal. MBT's are not just a shoe in the ordinary sense. This product will not only change the way you use your muscles, but will improve the use of your joints and spine. MBT shoes are physiological footwear - the first footwear that has a positive effect on the entire body. MBT stands for "Masai Barefoot Technology." MBT sneakers and casual shoes are designed using a multi-layered, curved sole which makes for a unique and rewarding walking experience.
Customer Review: The Anti-Shoe
I've been wearing these shoes when I walk my dogs each night about 20 minutes. The first time I put them on, I stood up perfectly straight. Every time I wear them, I feel I get a workout, because I use different muscles. They appear to be well manufactured, although I haven't had them long enough to know. I was told by a store clerk that they can be resoled and reconditioned for $50. I highly recommend these shoes.
Customer Review: Awesome shoes
The MBT shoes are awesome. The straighten your posture immediately and are very comfortable. They are also very well made. Don't wait for the knock-offs. These shoes are great.


Sunglasses were once a simple thing to buy. You only had to stop by the drugstore, choose a frame that you liked and walk out the door with it shielding your eyes. The lenses were almost always a simple dark brown, the frames either plastic or wire. But nowadays, when you walk down a busy street in the afternoon, you see sunglasses that are green, grey, purple and red, metallic and plastic, reflective or not. Buying a good pair of sunglasses has become more complicated; which one is the right choice? You need sunglasses made of different materials, for different purposes.

When it comes to lenses, a person can wish to change the colors around for fashion or health reasons. Brown, green and grey are considered the "standard" colors, mostly because they cause the least distortion to how you see colors. Blue and purple are for fashion purposes and have no medical use. Red, however, is good for lower light conditions because they enhance contrast. They do come with the side effect of color distortion, as do orange and yellow. The latter is used by golfers for its depth perception properties as well as color enhancement. In addition to the color of the lenses, special effects such as mirroring and polarization can be applied depending on the purpose of the sunglasses.

Polaroid lenses reduce the glare, and mirror lenses reflect some of the light, making it ideal for high light conditions. The lenses themselves can be made from either glass or plastic.

While the lens may the part more relative to the eye, some attention must be given to the frame itself as well. Plastic remains the most common choice and has no particular benefits or uncomfortable side effects. Metal frames are also very popular and have the same strength as plastic. Sometimes they come with small springs to increase flexibility and make them a little more comfortable and secure. The most flexible material is nylon and it is commonly used in sports due to its flexibility and light weight.

The way the frame holds the lens is also a choice you can make. Full-frame sunglasses are sturdier and more secure, but there is no doubt that frameless glasses are currently more fashionable. Some find the lighter weight uncomfortable and prefer to go with half frame glasses, a good mix of comfort and sturdiness. If you find yourself at a loss, consult with your optometrist or the person in charge of sales in your sunglasses store. In the end, the only thing that matters is getting a pair that suits your exact needs.

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