Reebok Stark Primal Black Workout Sneaker Review

I use these shoes so much and they fail but hold together. It's been 2 years since I bought it and started using it. No arch support.

10.5 fits like 10.5. Amazing comfort for every day. I definitely love them more than my Metcon. You can make a second purchase for everyday use! I have pair number 2. Not because they are broken or broken. But because I want to wear a GOOD pair and keep training in one!

The handle is great for moving from side to side. Comfort is good too. For walking, jogging and running. Product customization is sometimes too much.

I've been looking everywhere for this Reebok shoe. It's sold out almost everywhere. The fit is great, although slightly more in the toe box than the previous iteration (I have both). This shoe is great for p90x, insanity, crossfit and other cross training. This is my favorite Reebok shoe.

I looked for BodyPump shoes and found that wearing my good weightlifting shoes was no good. Ordered these and they are amazing. Perfect, secure fit, great stability for the BodyPump.

These are shoes. Mine weren't warped or too small/big on arrival. I've been wearing them for about two weeks and they live up to expectations.

I wear them every time I go to the gym, so 1.5 to 2 hours 6 days a week. They stood the whole time without breaking. Lightweight, large flat sole for deadlifts/squats. Excellent quality. THEY STINK. Invest in an antifungal spray. I will buy more.

This is an attractive shoe that fits well and is comfortable for walking around town all day. Upper elastic wraps your foot for a snug fit, while 3 lacing options let you personalize your style, from fast loafers to racetrack. You will love them!

Nice and flat, so very good for deadlifts and squats. It has enough cushioning to make short sprints, box jumps, etc. comfortable. I wouldn't do long runs in them and maybe even wear them all day, but they are very well designed and made. They seem to meet the usual Reebok standard for durability for this type of shoe, so I expect them to last even though they're new. I usually get a bit of durability from Reebok.

IMHO, nice shoes. I use them for cross training and so far they are very comfortable for different exercises. Good quality at a good price.

My feet are a size 13 in length, but they are often too wide for many shoes. They fit perfectly, do not press on the leg and do not slip. Very enjoyable at the gym.

They've been great CrossFit shoes so far - they're low-profile, durable, lightweight, and breathable. I had to double knot my shoelaces or they tend to unravel when skipping.

These sneakers have become my favorite everyday shoes for workouts and workouts. They are comfortable, stable and durable. Mine lasted a year with almost daily use. I just want Reebok to bring them back. I'm very upset because I think they discontinued this. The only problem was that the shoes were chafing at the ankles and needed breaking in. Just wear long socks to keep your ankles in place until they break.

The shoes are great for training. Not the best, but good and versatile for deadlifts, squats, running, etc. Flat shoes with minimal cushioning for squats are better than Chuck Taylor

Great versatile shoe. Fits well to my wide feet and offers good support. Usually buy new shoes for work for 6 months and then change to training shoes. Speaking of getting a second pair for training

I love these shoes! They fit very well and have plenty of room for toes. I do a training camp in them five times a week and they keep up. Also pretty easy.

I bought it as a gift for my husband to use for crossfit and cycling training. It worked great and we will be buying more. I don't live in America, so returns etc. are almost impossible. So I am very concerned about quality - the shoes looked exactly like the picture and the fabric/sole etc was exactly as expected. I recommend these shoes.

The shoes are good, but I got the size wrong. I ordered 1/5 size smaller based on reviews saying they run too big, but they seem to fit true to size.

I bought them for training. Not CrossFit, by the way. In any case. There really is no stability. These are for running. Extremely breathable. They fit too long. Maybe even full size after you break them in. As with most shoes for people with longer feet, the box gets bigger. They were a bit like clown shoes even though I was 1/2 smaller than usual. That means there was too much dead space. I just found that unless you're just walking or lifting weights, it doesn't make sense. This is the second

The shoes were bigger than expected. I usually wear a 42.5 or 43. The shoes I bought were 42.5 and bigger. I should have picked 42