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Gravity-Defying Boots For Walking

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By Armen Hareyan on June 22, 2007 - 9:36pm for eMaxHealth

These Gravity-Defying Boots have a patented T-Spring system that transforms walking and jumping into an exhilarating low impact bounce that will build up your balance, burns calories, and strengthen your muscles.

These boots are for use on dry, flat surfaces while wearing appropriate safety gear.

The gravity defying boots come in sizes small, medium and large and they are great fun for adults and kids alike.

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