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In response to "Possibly?" by Strongbad

it's introducing an unnatural obstacle on your feet to force your body to move in a way for which it is not designed. -- nm

Posted by znufrii Feb 17 '11, 07:44

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unnatrual instability. I can't figure out if it's more dangerous for hte ankles or the knees. - loosilu Feb 17, 07:45 8
- like any tool, I'd imagine it depends a great deal on how they're used. - znufrii Feb 17, 07:49 2
  - the company encourages you to wear them constantly. -- nm - loosilu Feb 17, 07:55 1
    - oh, I'm sure they do. -- nm - znufrii Feb 17, 07:56
- I'm not arguing your point - Strongbad Feb 17, 07:47 4
  - one data point is meaningless, as you know. I am expecting articles any day about how those damn things cause injuries. -- nm - loosilu Feb 17, 07:48 3
    - If you see any, please forward them my way. - Strongbad Feb 17, 07:51 2
      - apparently the first lawsuit was recently filed. -- nm - loosilu Feb 17, 07:52 1
        
        Here's an article about the recent lawsuit. Based on this (and other comments) the risk seems to be to knees and hips. - loosilu Feb 17, 07:53

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