This is a well known scam. It is supposed to mirror the same ideology or i guess apply the same concept as the remedial art of "reflexology". You see there are trigger points on our hands and on our feet. On different parts of those appendages, there are supposedly pressupre points that help improve the fuction of an internal organ, or hormone secreter. "Reflexology" is used for remedial means not to induce height. The creators of yoko/kimi decided to capitalize on this concept, knowing that it is not going to increasing height, and tell the HI audience that some ancient art of reflexology which triggers the production of GH by wearing these sole pads is going to happen. In short, it was a great idea, but a terribly bought into ideea by consumers eager to increse height.

I agree, this is a big scam

lol a guy on easyheight.com tried it he said it was a scam and his feet got blisters. i think it is a scam.

most people that buy this stuff throw them away before they can see if they got results cuz they are so uncomfortale. big scam

YOU HAVE TO be determinated and use it constantly i grew 2cm with it does work people...

how old were you then? and how long did you use it per day? and for how long?

i used it from may to july whereever i go i would use by that i mean alot i was always outside.I used them without socks on my feet
im 17 and a half.i didnt do any stretching so im hundred procent secure it was from the shoe insole.

mmm.. so it could be true

i'd say it's more likely natural growth. practically everyone says kimi is a scam.

i don't really care either way, because i can't get it. my dad won't let me. he was laughing when i showed it to him.

wow thanks lol, i was planning to buy the kimi product too