They're very comfy and cushy. I had a pair made by another brand (read less expensive) first which I liked but these are definitely a better quality. I opted for ones that didn't look so much like sneakers so that I could get away with wearing them to work from time to time. They're still an investment at $100 per pair but that's less than the original MBT brand ones that go for $250. I really do like them but am willing to admit they are a bit funny looking; hence the term clown shoes.
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I'd be afraid of falling over backwards if I leaned back too far. They look comfy though.
Wow! I had seen these, but have never tried them. Do they work at all speeds? I mean: if you walk slowly or if you are in a hurry, do they still work the same? Can you run in them? or are they strictly for walking? Also, how are they for side-to-side stability? Could you play tennis in them?
Sorry for all the questions in my comment; I am intrigued!
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