Adventures in Advertising: Karma Catches Up With Reebok’s ‘Toned’ Ass

So, apparently Reebok’s Easytone shoes don’t make your ass look so amazingly awesome that it’s totally okay that you get sexually objectified?!? I mean, this makes me super sad. Shoes made exclusively to attract the male gaze? There’s nothing but good that can come of that, I say.

Except, according to the Federal Trade Commission, wasting $80 + on shoes that don’t do anything special except be a shoe.

If you are a victim of Reebok’s false advertising, and general bad taste in commercials, you can click here to fill out a form for a refund.

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One thought on “Adventures in Advertising: Karma Catches Up With Reebok’s ‘Toned’ Ass

  1. Skechers also faced similar forced refunds by the FTC due to false advertising, I believe it was somewhere in the range of 40 million dollars. In addition to that a lot of these companies are now facing lawsuits for injuries caused by falls- which is linked to the instability of the shoe base.

    But considering the toning shoe industry was worth 10 billion at its peak, I cant imagine that theyre too upset over the losses. They still sell the shoes and make a pretty decent profit off of them

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