Reebok Refunds – Refunds Available for Reebok EasyTone or RunTone Shoes or Apparel
The Federal Trade Commission charged Reebok with making claims about EasyTone and RunTone shoes that the company couldn’t support. According to the FTC, Reebok claimed that using these products would strengthen and tone leg and butt muscles.
To settle the case, Reebok has agreed to pay $25 million for refunds to people who bought Reebok toning shoes or apparel.
Learn more about the refunds, how to apply, and how to avoid misleading marketing claims at ftc.gov/reebok.
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