
An Ohio waitress said the toning shoes broke her legs. Holly Ward is suing Skechers over its popular Shape-Ups shoes.
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Thursday, February 17, 2011
Ohio waitress sues Sketchers over Shape-Ups Shoes
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Labels: athletic shoes, tennis shoes
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Boot Lovers Have Found Boot Heaven
Today's boot retail marketplace provides a variety of choices when shopping for quality footwear online. Holoki's unique approach is bringing fresh looks, and an online experience that is moving the trend to higher standards from old plain shopping portals currently out there. Free shipping and exchanges are just some of the ways customers can enjoy their online experience....
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http://www.24-7pressrelease.com/press-release/online-shopping-for-cowboy-boots-work-shoes-and-military-footwear-has-a-new-home-called-holokicom-136740.php
Posted by Tech Flea Bytes at 5:50 AM 1 comments
Labels: athletic shoes, boots, cowboy boots, work shoes
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Pink Floyd The Who and Ozzy Osbourne Converse Shoes

Seems like everyone is getting into the design side of fashion. Now Pink Floyd, The Who and Ozzy Osbourne have their own line of sneakers. Looks like old age makes these hard rockers more willing to embrace the establishment in their old age.
Nothing beats a check in the mail for shoes residuals to supplement the old pension plan.
http://www.chartattack.com/news/66524/pink-floyd-ozzy-who-converse-shoes-coming
Posted by Tech Flea Bytes at 11:14 PM 1 comments
Labels: athletic shoes, Ozzy Osbourne, Pink Floyd, shoes, tennis shoes, The Who
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Nike LeBron James Shoe Sold Only In New York

Nike once again demonstrates why they on top of the show world. Their LeBron James sneaker will be sold only in New York City - and with a Big Apple theme. This time they created the Nike Zoom LeBron James VI New York Taxi Cab Edition. That's right - it is based on their famous taxi cab system. The shoe went on sale yesterday. Hand it to Nike for their marketing prowess.
Posted by Tech Flea Bytes at 12:44 PM 1 comments
Labels: athletic shoes, celebrities, celebrity fashion, LeBron James, Nike, sneakers, tennis shoes