Maybe they would be good shoes if they fit true to size. I usually wear a size 11 but read the reviews before buying. The comments clearly stated to order a size up so I ordered a size 12 and they are a little tight around the toes but hopefully they will stretch, these shoes can also use better internal padding for more comfort. They performed well on squats and deadlifts with pre-made soles. I will keep them.🦶🦶🦶🦶👣👣👣👣

Ordered because I didn't feel stable doing squats or deadlifts, not only did they add stability immediately but I was able to add almost 60 pounds of weight due to the difference in stability, WORTH EVERY PENNY!

My parents bought me these for my birthday 2-3 years ago (can't remember) and they've held up great. They have very little damage and it was all due to lifting socks with them (bad idea). They last a very long time if you're wearing converse or similar if you're not squatting or deadlifting. I only end up wearing them 2-3 times a week. In terms of performance, this is my first shoe with a heel, so I can't really compare it to similar sneakers. They definitely make squatting more comfortable for

The product is true to size and so far perfect for my needs. Strength has to be considered but I use them for CrossFit so it's not daily use, just during Oly's strength days. So far, so good

I love these shoes, have had them for a year now. I use them once a week for heavy squats. Not only was I bragging about the record, I maxed out my squat to 565 pounds and had minimal wear and tear in a year. I'm starting to notice cracks in the sole in the heel and the insole starts to slide up after a few sets, but I suspect that's to be expected after 1 year of regular use.

It should fit (women's size 7.5), but is almost 2 sizes too small. Get a larger size when you order it. I bet they would be very good weightlifting shoes if they weren't too small.

I usually wear adidas powerlifting shoes. Couldn't find my size so I tried this one. These shoes are decent enough and appear to be well made. The heel lift is about 1/4 higher than the adidas Powerlift and I don't like it. I feel like I'm being thrown far forward on squats and I can't land either. I had high hopes but this is not for me. If you don't mind a higher heel, you might like them. The size is the same as adidas and is otherwise the same.

I have terrible ankle mobility but these shoes help and give me a lot more confidence. I have already recommended them to other lifters.

I didn't realize the difference weightlifting shoes could make until I tried these. I find myself off balance when I'm NOT lifting weights, so you can imagine what it's like when I'm actually trying to lift some kind of weight. I doubt it.) You have taken my strength training to the next level and will continue to do so. I think I can of course lift better. This means that I get a lot more for the same training time. I can stabilize the instep in a way that I see results that I didn't get in…

I can't believe my first pair of squat shoes were too small! I had tight wrestling shoes that needed breaking in to get the right fit, but that takes it to a new level that I don't want to explore. Also the shoes must have been remade but badly because they fell apart after a workout. Unfortunately, for the price I paid, it makes no sense to send it back. I suggest looking elsewhere for shoes.

Sturdy, well-made shoe. A little tight at the toes, but otherwise tight. Works great for back squats and front barbells. Stiff leg deadlifts are also better. No back pain like I usually get from working legs. Worth every penny.

Just got it for my son as we had to postpone Christmas. He really liked them but they run small. They were an inch shorter than his current shoes. Return for a larger size. crossed fingers

This is my third pair of weightlifting shoes. I have also bought the Adidas Powerlift and Reebok brands and have had to either return or give them away due to the size. I wear an 8.5 and ordered accordingly, but both didn't fit me. I saw them and the price was great, they also had a $5 coupon so I gave it a try and I'm glad I did. They were comparable to Adidas Powerlifting and I feel better than Reebok. This is a great show and for the price it can't get any better. I also like the basic black

I like the way the shoes look but like the other pairs I have had to return they are too small for me. I need size 12D, I have a wide foot. I don't know why I can't make that choice.

I found the product to be slightly smaller than expected, about a quarter the size. This may not seem too big for normal footwear, but it is for sports shoes. Also, I would like the collar of the boots to be a little higher because where it is now it feels a little bit when I'm doing powerlifting that involves pushing with the legs.

They do as they say, they make me squat deeper with more weight. The sole is softer and more resistant than I thought, but they are comfortable for exercising but uncomfortable for walking. The problem is that they are very cheap and fall apart after a few weeks. Too bad I like them but they need to improve the quality.

I am returning these and it's a shame because they feel great. If my feet weren't wide. Otherwise if you have narrow feet I would more than recommend them for the price.

Pretty good quality but they don't sell the wide 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 bigger would be too big so I think I will buy from a company that sells wide shoes.

Wanted to buy Nordics to replace an old pair. I can't find a pair in the size I need. Stumbled across these core weightlifting shoes and bought them. Same style and characteristics as my Scandinavians. So far, so good.

Advantages: > Strong heel support: The raised heel is very firm compared to Adidas or Nike squat shoes > Good quality: No structure degradation so far after at least 30 sessions in these shoes.> Design: They are very smooth, much nicer than just a picture of the product. Disadvantages: > none, except that the shoe loop on the back of one shoe broke. I love shoes with a loop (makes putting shoes on easier than using a shoehorn). It's just not worth sending, packing and returning a…