Reebok EasyTone Flips

At last our thoughts can turn to summer and the inevitable move in footwear to the newly bought flipflops. For me this usually means several weeks of agony whilst gradually bedding in new ones before I can feel totally comfortable and at ease. However, this was until I discovered the Reebok EasyTone Flips. Having become the proud  owner of a pair of Reebok Go Outside II training shoes this winter I was very excited about receiving the Easytone flipflops equivalent. On opening the box I fell in love straight away, they looked amazing!

I couldn't wait to try them out and throwing all caution to the wind, dangerously wore them for a whole day. After eight hours continuous clothes' shopping I felt a very slight ache around my toes (and my credit card). There again this isn't unusual following a mammoth shopping spree, for either my toes or bank balance, (we have two daughters - enough said!) I find the Reebok EasyTone Flips are fantastically comfortable to wear.

I know what you're thinking: "What about the manufacturer's claims regarding toning legs and buttocks?" Well, I have found that they are just as impressive as the Reebok trainers – in fact maybe even more so – my calves feel particularly toned and for some reason they have also had a slimming effect on my ankles!

Like most people I am more inclined to walk to places in the summer and I have no hesitation is wearing my Reebok EasyTone Flips every time. Equally I have adopted them to wear about the house and garden. They are very easy to find (bright pink) and, more importantly, are kind on my feet. They have a useful knack of looking elegant both with casual clothes and more formal attire. They transform long skirts and trousers.

The Reebok EasyTone Flips come in several colours - I adore my pink and black ones, very summery and distinctive.

Reebok EasyTone Flips are priced around £46 per pair, and appear to be selling out fast at some of the more well-known department stores.