MBT Shoes

MBT shoes have always been a favorite of mine. But the new MBT Jambo has set a new standard for MBT. These shoes have a retro coolness to them, and are, dare I say...the most comfortable shoes MBT has come out with to date.

The Jambo is a low profile MBT shoe with a traditional canvas sneaker design. If it were not for the MBT logo on the side of the shoe, it would be hard to distinguish it from other canvas sneakers. It has an urban look that will attract a whole new audience that may not like the look of most MBT shoes.

Men are far more forgiving about the appearance of their footwear, but even MBT Shoes can make men pause with its distinct look.  But, every guy I know who has actually put a pair on has been sold immediately on the fit and function.  Men seem to love the workout these shoes give them. I think it makes them feel good to suck every little bit of productivity out of even walking!

And there are enough very cool, hip looking styles so these shoes are a great match for the modern man who loves an individual look.

I am a huge fan of MBT shoes, so you may not consider me an objective reporter on MBT shoes.  However, the reason that I am such an enormous fan of these shoes is that they do offer unbelievable health results – real health results!  Not only are the results backed up by actual independent research (over 20 studies since my last count) and other customers, but I have personally benefited from wearing these shoes.  I have lost weight, inches, and seriously improved my former, very pathetic posture. 

Since the MBT debuted in the late nineties, other companies have been scrambling to manufacture a shoe that can not only compare to the MBT but also outwear and, of course, outsell.  Reebok is one of those companies.  Reebok is also a company that has been producing shoes – particularly sports and outdoors footwear – much longer than MBT.  With the Reebok EasyTone, has Reebok managed to develop a shoe that offers the same benefits as the MBT for a fraction of the cost?

** Exclusive Special: Today save an extra $20 on any shoe purchase over $100.  See details below... **

For all of us true MBT fans (pretty much anyone who has ever worn them), the new spring collection for 2010 is a real treat.  Combining all of the best of the MBT design for comfort, support, and fit, MBT has answered the call of the consumer – and made the shoes even more visually appealing.

If you know what MBT shoes are, you know that they have a very distinct look.  The thick curved sole makes them one of a kind, even with all the imitators out there.  In the past, the look of the MBT has appealed to the cool, funky, hip personalities among us (me, of course), but it has also been off-putting to those who cannot get past it.

I really do love it when two different shoe companies create similar products.  It gives me a chance to see not only which shoe I (and others) think is better, but it also clearly outlines the real reasons to buy the better shoe.  I especially enjoy when the two companies are both established and reputable – with a long history of designing and manufacturing great products.  This is exactly the case between MBT shoes and the Avon Curves.  Both shoes come from companies with stellar reputations and a real commitment to exceptional products.  So, sole to sole, who steps out ahead?

** Exclusive Savings: This week only save an extra $20 on any MBT Shoe purchase. See link below. **

There has actually been quite a lot of controversy surrounding whether or not MBT shoes actually can affect weight loss and a reduction of cellulite.  Seriously.  Look it up.  People get really heated about if wearing MBT shoes actually helps you lose weight.  MBT has a lot of supporters, but there are also those who suggest that there is no way a shoe can deliver on so many health promises. That’s where I come in.  I am going to try to end the controversy now and give you the facts.