Review on Boost Your Performance with Core Weightlifting Shoes for Powerlifting and Deadlifting! by Greg Boulden
Do not buy if you wear wide shoes
Pretty good quality but they don't sell the wide fit shoes I need. The site says to take your normal shoe size, which is what I did, but it's very uncomfortable on the toes and can't even be used if you have an ingrown toenail, which I currently have and I've had to Lift therefore stopping the pain I get when shoes pinch my toes. Another size up would be too big, so I think I'll buy from a company that sells wide shoes.
Pros
- They are comfortable to wear during long training sessions and increase performance and endurance.
Cons
- May not be compatible with some types of lifting devices.
