Reebok Women's HIIT Training Cross Trainer Shoe Review

This is the first time I have bought a shoe that is specifically designed for training. The soles are a bit stiff and they don't have much flexibility (I guess if that's normal for training shoes). My legs don't hurt afterwards, which is good! I've only done about 3 workouts with them so take this review lightly. I don't recommend dancing in it, I've done a few dance exercises and my legs hurt afterward. Otherwise they are comfortable and good so far.

They are excellent for training. I just did BodyStep. They felt much better than my previous non-rubber shoes. I have 9.5 watts and as usual I ordered 10 in normal width. I think 9.5 is better. The upper is sock-like and has a lot of recoil. There was too much front-to-back slack for jumps and squats. I order another color at 9.5. Update: I returned 10 and bought 9.5. 9.5 is ideal. I can't believe they work well with my wide feet. Seriously, my legs are a mess. i have bones i am a runner I am a

I'm replacing a pair of Nike Metcon 4s that I use five days a week for high intensity workouts. They are very worn but need to be replaced. I read good reviews about Reebok HIIT TR shoes and decided to try them. I ordered white/orchid color. The shoes are very beautiful and I really wanted to like them. But when I tried the shoes on, I had a few concerns. First, they were difficult to put on. The built-in sock folds easily, making it difficult to insert the foot into the shoe. Shoes also run…