Review on Reebok CrossFit Nano 7.0 Women's Cross Training Shoe by Kevin Wilkins

Shoes for low arches and flat feet. They are squeezed from above, close to the toes, to the tips of the fingers. The length is right, the width is right, the height is right. The tongue is sewn halfway down the sides. Also cutting doesn't help against the pressure, the point where the tongue starts is the main issue and there is almost no room to squeeze your toes in. I'm disappointed because the brand and models were consistent with the past and I didn't try them on until the return period was over. So every day I'm reminded that I'm wearing them so I can try on the shoes right away, even if they're from the same manufacturer.