You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Reebok has been penalised $350,000 and ordered to issue refunds for misleading customers about its ...

Reebok will need to tone down advertising for its shoes that claim to reshape your backside. The athletic shoe and clothing company will pay $25 million US in customer refunds to settle charges by the ...

Reebok takes bold steps forward in the toning shoe market with the launch of Reebok EasyTone and makes a pledge to re-shape the butts and legs of women around the world. Featuring a new balance pod ...

Reebok are set to launch their latest Reetone television campaign to further publicise the benefts of their Reebok EasyTone toning trainers. Reebok's toning trainers have been endorsed by Kelly Brook ...

If you bought a pair of EasyTone shoes, you might be entitled to a refund after Reebok Australia was fined $350,000 for making false and misleading representations about the sneakers. The Federal ...

Reebok has been fined $350,000 for misleading consumers about a pair of shoes that it claimed would tone the buttocks up to 28 per cent more than regular sneakers. The Federal Court in Perth said it ...

Reebok International Ltd. has agreed to pay $25 million as part of a settlement of a Federal Trade Commission complaint that the company made unsubstantiated, deceptive benefits claims about its ...

Reebok has added a new dimension to women's fitness with the launch of 'Reebok EasyTone' that offers the unique proposition of toning the butt and leg muscles by simply wearing the shoe! Lab tests ...

It is a testament to mankind's determination that one can exercise without doing any, you know, actual exercise, that news that a lumpy flip-flop will not, in fact, tone one's muscles has been deemed ...

Do you really think the Reebok Easytone shoes will add tone to your glutes (the butt muscles) and legs? As Flava Flav once said, "don't believe the hype!" Ladies, it's not going to work. Someone can ...

Adidas-owned fitness brand Reebok was facing a reduced market share in 2008, due in part to a lack of TV advertising. To remedy that fact, Reebok enlisted the help of digital performance agency ...

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