👟 Reebok GKN61 HIIT Tr Women's Shoes: Boost Your Performance with Style Review

I am having VERY trouble finding shoes. I specifically have bent knees, a very bad knee that I had surgery on, poor alignment in my lower back and pronation of my feet/ankles (away from the arches) which requires decent arch support (wow while I write it all down). Words, it just SOUNDS terrible! Haha). In any case, despite all this, I remain very active. I jog, train strength and love high-intensity workouts. After two shoe returns, I finally found the perfect shoe: this one! I love her…

finally! I have found shoes that are suitable for punching and strength training. I had a pair of Reebok shoes that I bought over 2 years ago and I really liked them and they were great for HIIT workouts, lots of jumps, side jumps, quick foot changes etc. For the past year I've been looking for replacements. Who would have thought it would be so difficult? After trying on, buying, and returning about 20 pairs of sneakers, I finally found the ones that work. One of the downsides to athleisure's…

The size and fit are perfect and you feel comfortable the first time. I usually take 7 for Nike and 6.5 for Adidas so my feet fall somewhere in between - I have 7 for these and they fit really well. I was looking for a shoe that would fit my feet well without a tongue. While some people complain about the built-in sock-like feature, I personally like it and don't find it a problem to wear - they need to be flexible and not sewn at the back to fit your feet well and be more flexible. Anyway, on…