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March 23, 2014

REVIEW: No One Likes Stinky Feet | New etnies Scout Shoes Plant a Tree, Decreases Odors

Disclosure: We received the following products to review. All opinions are our own. 


No one likes stinky feet so we were extremely excited to receive samples of the new etnies Scout shoes that are lightweight, and, with their new mesh design, will decrease the chances of odors.

DEBUTS THIS MONTH!
The new etnies Kids Scout shoe makes its debut in four colors this month across the nation. The Scout offers lightweight, flexible qualities as well as comfort and style, and feels almost as weightless as the air it breathes. Yes, breathes! Its thin, all-mesh uppers lets air in and out keeping kids’ feet cool while kicking moisture and stinky smells out. The combination of breathability, STI Evolution Foam™ midsole and the Ortholite outsole, which features a patented salt-based antimicrobial that fights against fungus, bacteria and odor, makes this shoe perfect for your kiddo to hit the ground running.

AVAILABLE COLORS

etnies Scout comes in Black, Pink/White, Red/Black and Navy/Orange and retails for $44.99 You can find them in select retailers across the U.S and available on etnies.com.



They also come in adult sizes!



We like them! The shoes are extremely light as they say and stylish. We have fun with them and have been wearing them out and about. With their new mesh design, we're getting air circulation which keeps our feet dry. How cool is that?






BUY A SHOE PLANT A TREE (BASPAT) INITIATIVE:

You might like that they have this Buy a Shoe Plant a Tree Program (BASPAT).
The Scout’s side heat transfer rap bar and elastic heel support reinforce comfort and versatility. Made by a sustainable, no-waste molding process, the shoe is a new addition to etnies’ Buy A Shoe Plant A Tree (BASPAT) initiative. For every pair of Scouts sold, a tree is planted with the Trees for The Future Foundation in Brazil. etnies’ BASPAT reforestation program helps kids see that their happy feet means a happy forest. For more info, please visit their website at etnies.com/buyashoeplantatree.
Disclosure: We received samples to review. All opinions are our own. 

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