Remember how those Reebok EasyTone sneakers were suppose to help you lose weight by just walking in them? Well it turns out that might not be the case.

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According to The Wall Street Journal , the Federal Trade Commission recently ruled that EasyTone and RunTone brand sneakers had none of the butt-toning abilities advertised and that anyone who bought the faulty sneaks could get a refund. Reebook has agreed to pay a $25 million settlement, although they stand by the tush-boosting claims they’ve made about their shoes.

“In order to avoid a protracted legal battle, Reebok has chosen to settle with the FTC,” the company said in a statement. “Settling does not mean we agreed with the FTC’s allegation; we do not,” Reebok said. “We fully stand behind our EasyTone technology, the first shoe in the toning category inspired by balance-ball training.”

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