Reebok Lifter Cross Trainer: White Men's Athletic Shoes - The Ultimate Performance Footwear Review

I consider myself more of a needy lifter since my lifts are anything but powerlifting, but I also have workout excel spreadsheets that track my progress and lifts. However, these were my first climbing shoes. These shoes certainly improved my first day squats the most, and the deadlift improved a bit. They may not have helped many people, but for me, my squats were a weak point, mostly because of my form. I'm having a hard time getting full depth using my back at the bottom of the lift and…

As mentioned, order 1/2 or 1 full size smaller as they tend to run large and you need to fit snugly in athletic shoes. I usually wear a size 9 in street shoes, a size 8 1/2 in trainers, but I ordered a size 8 and they fit perfectly. crouch to be stable. Ideal for those with an awkward calf-to-thigh ratio, so the raised heel helps compensate. The tarsal strap provides extra stability and confidence during lifts and can be easily released after each exercise. I mainly use them for squats, lunges…

So I used to squat in IPF approved A7 Go Soul deadlift shoes and never thought of buying a pair of squat shoes. I took advantage of their sale and bought a pair. I tested them today at practice. Overall, I lifted the weight lighter than expected and made the workout more comfortable. I'm a USPA/USPL powerlifter and they made the deep punches very comfortable and out of my pocket! I would highly recommend them, I felt very secure and stable during the squats.

I wanted an entry-level shoe for strength athletes. That was great. I didn't like the bright white color so I asked my daughter to decorate it for me. They definitely improved my elevators. There are no complaints about the performance.

Fits very tight. Ordered the original pair a half size down because people said they were too big. Next pair ordered my normal size. They fit, but we're very tight on the sides. Despite it. Those were still very uncomfortable shoes with soles. Leg pain for 20 minutes. I didn't even bother to process them or try to train them. However, they feel very comfortable doing squats. Returned both pairs and moved on to something else.

They're great, they've had a huge impact on my squats and deadlifts. Although my legs start to hurt after about 90 minutes of exercise.

Good product! Fits and works perfectly as advertised! Delivery was even a day earlier. Excellent seller! Will buy more products in the future!

I make sure to get a good sweat during my workouts and even when the platform is pretty sweaty the ribbed flat bottom keeps you from slipping.

I am currently squatting in the 300-425 range in these shoes and they are still holding up great. I even wear them when deadlifting (not recommended but I'm used to it). Durable and non-slip. Would buy again in the future

The shoes were only worn a short time and are already torn. The sole breaks apart. I couldn't return it as it's been over a month. Have worn it no more than 20 times. Very disappointed with the quality. We thought that with this brand we would have good shoes.

You feel like you are not laced high enough. I constantly feel like I'm about to get out of them and just walk normally even though I have them fully laced and tied tight. Generally not great. I would return them if I could, but it's too late.

I ordered them in men's size 6.5 as I'm women's size 8.5/9 and they fit perfectly. If you've never worn this type of shoe before, it will take time to get used to it, but your squat will be better.

Do you need shoes for climbing: not really. Should you buy them: yes. Listen to me, I was pretty serious about lifting weights and squats since the gyms were closed, I had some extra cash. Climbing shoes cost between 50 and 300 euros upwards, in my opinion these are the perfect shoes for beginners. I've had them for about 3 months now and they still look brand new, they're stiff as hell so it took a while for them to "broke" but I don't hesitate to do lunges or little jumps with them make. I…

This is my first pair of heeled shoes. I've always lifted in flats (Converse etc.). I feel like they help you get more depth while still being stable. Obviously, they should only be used for lifting, not cardio. They are too heavy for that. (Who needs cardio anyway)

Overall great support during my squats. I feel a lot less stress in my knees and they definitely help keep me in good shape. The soles are very grippy and take a little getting used to when you take the bar out of the rack.

The shoes are true to size, very comfortable to wear during the week and definitely feel like my quads burn more when I squat. Quality 8/10

It is wonderful! I always wear Converse when I work out. They're way better for squats. They're not very comfortable, but I expected that.

I have worked for the last 4 years; and unbeknownst to me there is a special way of squatting flat feet and I didn't know it and as a result I injured my right leg. When I wear these shoes, I can squat without pain. This shoe made the difference between no squat and squat. I don't know what's magic about these sneakers but they work and are worth the $75 paid. Flat feet: GET THESE SHOES! Don't hurt yourself like me. Also, learn how to squat on the flat foot. Stay safe and stay healthy. :)

I think these are good running shoes, especially for beginners. I think they work a little more. I'm 8.5 and the shoes seem to be half a size too big. That's not a big problem as the velcro straps down the middle tighten the shoes as tight as you need them.

These are very durable shoes for lifting and are great for deadlifts etc. However I would like to return them upon receipt as they completely ruin my feet if I wear them for more than 30 minutes. I expected them to "break in" but they didn't. I went back to the barefoot deadlift as deadlifting on bare floors is more comfortable than in these shoes.