Skechers: "Get in shape without setting foot in a gym."

In May 2012, the Federal Trade Commission said the shoemaker deceived consumers with claims that wearing its round-bottom "toning" sneakers improved muscle tone and aided weight loss better than regular workout shoes. The company's $40 million settlement requires that to remove some fitness claims from advertisements and offer refunds to customers who bought the shoes. Skechers stands by their claims, but agreed to the terms of the settlement to avoid a drawn-out legal battle.