👟 Revamped RZX Cross Trainer by Ryka - Women's Fitness Shoe Review

These Raiks are by far the least supportive of my jazz classes. I feel barefoot which is awful. However, they are only suitable for my strength classes, where there are no effects.

I really like the Ryka sneakers. I do a lot of Zumba and the ball of the foot makes a big difference when I'm dancing to Latin music. I sincerely believe this pair of shoes was returned, one of the lace strands broke, very disappointed with this pair. Other Raiki were better.

These are the most perfect cross training shoes I've ever worn! The width on the back of the foot is particularly impressive! I train twice a day including lifts, core and cardio or both, I train 3 to 4 hours a day and these shoes are the best! Great support and padding. My feet and joints have never felt better in any other shoe and I've been exercising for 30 years.

They are amazingly comfortable, once I started using them I couldn't go back to my old tennis shoes. Unfortunately after less than 3 months the laces came undone and now I'm afraid to tie them tighter because they might just snap! I love Ryka's shoes. but that made me doubt their quality and if they are worth the money! But I still use them. do not use if I have bought more. hope that helps!

These are the first sneakers I have ever bought, they last and have not broken over time. I wore them all day and didn't have any sore spots on my legs. This has never happened to me with a new pair of shoes. Nothing rubs, but the foot does not slip. My foot is wider and they are snug in the heel and more open in the toe, keeping my foot in place without getting pinched. This is my first pair from this brand so I'm curious to see if all of their shoes fit like this.

These people don't know how to make shoes. This is my first Ryka and I am NOT impressed with its fit. I ordered my regular size 8 which I wear at Asics, Brooks, Hoka One One, New Balance and Nike. I had to increase the size. But even though I've ordered the wide width that fits me from Asics, Hoka, and New Balance, my feet go over the edges in Ryka shoes. It also has an odd shape that is simply straight with no gradation from heel to toe as the foot is naturally shaped and widens as it moves…

Found this shoe by accident. I needed something comfortable with high arch support and a wide toe box. I have a hard time finding all 3 in one shoe and usually have to settle for men's shoes that don't always work. With Ryka, I don't have to be satisfied with "almost" or "that's fine now". I did ballet for 15 years and then started walking, in ballet they teach us to work the balls of the feet and that's how I walk and run hence the wide toe and high arch. The shoes weigh next to nothing, the…