Sponsored Post: How It All Turned Out With My Reebok EasyTone Sneakers

Last I checked in, I’d worn Reebok EasyTone sneakers around my apartment a bit and on a really long walk, after which I was completely tired out.

The sneakers aim to tone your legs using built-in balance pods that destabilize your step a bit and increase muscle activation,* so because I am an overachiever and a curious workout fiend, I decided to do my lower-body workout (including squats and lunges) in the shoes, too.

The sneakers aren’t meant for working out in, but I suspected they might give my routine an extra jolt of muscle engagement. And it seems like I was right – it’s sort of like doing your lunges on two little balance boards: it was more difficult, and my legs were really, satisfyingly sore afterwards.

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*Increased muscle activation up to 28% Gluteus Maximus, 11% Hamstrings, 11% calves. Based on tests comparing EasyTone Go Outside to a typical foam based walking shoe (Reebok Hex Express). Testing does not include EasyTone Flip.