Reebok Womens Workout Sneaker Black Women's Shoes Review

I'm looking for a new pair of HIIT training shoes and have ordered several different brands/models. I wear a size 6.5 in every brand of shoe I own: Nike, Brooks, Asics, New Balance, Under Armour. Not sure if Reebok normally runs small, but they were EXTREMELY narrow in width. The toe box fit well but the width was very tight and almost painful when I tried them on. Instead I got a pair of Rykä and sent them back

I bought these for weightlifting and they fit almost perfectly. However, they fit a little until you break them. I have really bad feet, so I try to have a short pair of shoes, weightlifting shoes, and then zumba shoes. This gives my legs the support they need for every activity. These are great weightlifting shoes. They are nice and flat but also offer good ankle support. Since wearing these shoes I have had no pain in my knees, hips or ankles/feet. Definitely recommend.

I didn't like these shoes at all. I bought them specifically for cross training but they were so uncomfortable from the moment I put them on that I couldn't even try them during my workout. They are very narrow and narrow and I don't have wide feet. Very little support. Felt cheap. They just didn't work for me. Maybe my opinion would have been different if I had given them more break-in time, but I didn't want to push them too hard and then not get them back.

I was told that they are very similar to the Reebok Nanos so I decided to try them on first. However, they are not even remotely the same shoes. Aside from the lack of a CrossFit label (which I'd rather not have), here are the main differences that made me return the shoes: (1) Thin foam insoles. The Nano has thick, cushioning and supportive insoles. (2) The soles are incredibly flexible. nanohard. My slightly overpronated feet, prone to plantar fasciitis, need stiff shoes.