👟 Revolutionary Gravity Defyer Proven Relief Athletic Women's Shoes for Enhanced Performance and Comfort Review

I bought these for my girlfriend and bought a pair for myself. We both suffer from plantar fasciitis and have both agreed to only wear these shoes for a month. After a month, the pain was getting so bad for each of us that we decided to endure more, just to be safe. Well, the pain increases exponentially after 7 weeks of wearing it. We both hurt. There was $300 in the tubes!

Great shoes! I have plantar fasciitis and I can't walk without pain. I wear these shoes and can walk with little to no discomfort. You are adorable! The only thing that bothers a bit is the very front part of the shoe, the gray part washes off easily. It does not affect comfort in any way, so everything is fine. It's just cosmetic. I would definitely recommend this shoe to anyone suffering from heel pain from plantar fasciitis.

These shoes do NOT have arch support. When you stand in them, you feel pressure in the balls of your feet. I thought it was a product similar to the MBT brand which I have owned for about 6 months. I love my MBTs and my orthopedist prescribed them for me. When you stand in the MBT, your center of gravity is on the back of the shoe AND you have arch support. Gravity Defyers are very stiff, too wide and too short. I had to go half a size up but the size was too big. All the shoes looked HUGE…

I have chronic Lyme disease and bought these shoes to relieve my foot pain. I tried to return them but the company didn't answer my call or emails until a money back guarantee was given. When you call the company, they call your account from your phone number. When I called, I actually hung up every time I called. The shoes didn't fit and my feet slipped into the shoes, causing even more pain. Also, the shoes were too high. Although the length was correct, your foot was not anchored securely in

I need to talk about these shoes. My Story: I have Achilles tendinitis and a bone spur protruding from behind my heel. I rested, taped, tried stretching and finally decided to have painful surgery to fix the problem. After visiting another surgeon I was told to try physical therapy first and was also told that I didn't have to babysit but just kept walking and walking. I tried walking in several pairs of "good shoes" and by the time I got home I was already limping. Out of desperation I ordered