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Kip Litton is a great athlete! I'd take his advice on anything running related. |
| I Thought I Had Ten Fingers |
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Not sure. With that said, I think the law suit is crazy. I can't stand people who want to sue to just sue and not read the fine print of a product or warning labels. I guarantee, if Vibram and co were not making a hugh profit right now, you wouldn't have people suing but then again, the same people who sue are probably the same folks who sue tripping over their own feet. I personally would not wear the Viibrams for running or excessive activity but have found them to be helpful in strengthening my feet. |
| False claims to make $$=Wrong |
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These are all fine but you can't make unfounded claims to help sell something. That's why they are being sued and why they should be. The reason why you can't sue Nike for getting injured in the Pegaus or Vomero is because they haven't made untry and unfounded claims like "These will make you run faster" or "these will keep you from getting injured". Vibram deserves to be sued here much like Reebok and Sketchers did for all the untrue toning claims. Companies that make untrue statements to make money should be sued. |
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Nike does make claims about Frees though. They started making Frees way before 5 fingers came out |
| basicrunner |
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Along these lines of reasoning millions of people should sue in light of Adidas telling people "Impossible is nothing" and Nike to "Just Do it" even when they are injured. I think in America we need a rethink. |
| teamdoc |
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Cam Levins wears the Six Fingers. Although his sixth digit on each foot is retractable so he also wears the Five Fingers. |