Toning Shoes definition

Toning Shoes means New Balance’s Rock&Tone, TrueBalance, and Xxxxxx Xxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxx, and Xxxxxx Xxxxx shoes referred to as toning shoes, and other applicable New Balance shoes referred to as toning shoes, purchased as new by Class Members during the Class Period.

Toning Shoes or “Toning Footwear” means any and/or all footwear marketed and sold by Skechers under the brand names “Shape-Ups”, “Resistance Runner”, “Shape-ups Toners/Trainers” and “Tone-ups”;

Toning Shoes means New Balance’s toning shoes, referred to as the New Balance Rock&Tone, TrueBalance, Xxxxxx Xxx, Aravon Riley, or Xxxxxx Xxxxx models.

Examples of Toning Shoes in a sentence

• The “Maximum Amount” is calculated to fully compensate class members for the purchase price of their Skechers Toning Shoes.

• Common questions of law are whether Skechers’s marketing practices were unlawful, fraudulent, or unfair in violation of consumer protection statutes and whether Skechers breached the terms of an express warranty allegedly formed between the company and customers who purchased Skechers Toning Shoes.

• The settlement is fair as between class and non-class members to the extent that the settlement class is comprehensively defined so that only a small number of consumers of Skechers Toning Shoes are beyond the settlement’s coverage.Next, the proposed settlement is reasonable.

• In particular, a common question of fact is whether wearing Skechers Toning Shoes provided the benefits promised in Skechers’s advertising and marketing materials.

• No party has objected to the presence of numerosity in this case, and the Settling Parties have represented that the proposed class is composed of hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of members who purchased Skechers Toning Shoes across the nation during a four-year period.

• Additionally, the named plaintiffs allege that neither they nor the members of the proposed class received the benefits promised to them as a result of wearing Skechers Toning Shoes.

• The settlement class is sufficiently broad to cover a substantial majority of individuals purchasing Skechers Toning Shoes.

• Typicality is therefore met because if Skechers Toning Shoes were incapable of conveying the benefits promised, then all class members experienced similar loss.

• First, claimants receiving the “Initial Amount” will receive an amount calculated to satisfy the difference between the price consumers paid for the Skechers Toning Shoes and the value of the product they ultimately received.

• For a claimant who only purchased one pair of Skechers Toning Shoes, the amount of damages is likely less than $100.

More Definitions of Toning Shoes

Toning Shoes means New Balance’s toning shoes purchased as new by Class Members during the Class Period, which are Rock&Tone, TrueBalance, and Xxxxxx Xxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxx, and Xxxxxx Xxxxx toning shoes. Excluded from the Class are: (a) New Balance's Board members and executive-level officers, including its attorneys; (b) persons or entities who purchased the Toning Shoes primarily for the purpose of resale; (c) claims for personal injury relating to the use of Toning Shoes; (d) distributors or re-sellers of Toning Shoes; (e) the judge and magistrate judge and their immediate families presiding over the Action; (f) governmental entities; and (g) persons or entities who or which timely and properly exclude themselves from the Class as provided in the Settlement Agreement.

Toning Shoes means New Balance’s toning shoes, purchased as new by Class Members during the Class Period, which are Rock&Tone, TrueBalance, and Aravon Ria, Aravon Xxxxx, and Aravon Xxxxx toning shoes.

Toning Shoes means Skechers Shape-ups® rocker-bottom shoes or any other shoe that purports to provide similar benefits.