Great color, good fit, bad glue. They would be great powerlifting shoes if glued on properly. It was very disappointing to open the box and find that the sole of the right shoe was 70% detached. The left shoe is fine.

I have to say I love shoes. They fit well, very comfortable. Do exactly what you expect from a training shoe. However, the reason for the low recall is the quality of the shoes. I'm by no means competitive or hardcore in my shoes, but I had tears on the inside of my shoes for two months. Feels like I wasted my money, my Payless shoes lasted longer.

This is a squat shoe and it works better than anything I've tried. It's not a training shoe, it's not a running shoe, and it's definitely not a deadlift shoe.

The front toe/sole of this shoe fell off after ONE month of use. You have a 30-day right of return. I am contacting the company to try to return the shoes. After 1 month, no shoes should fall apart.

These are a little different than regular Reeboks, I normally have a 12 but for these I have a 11.5. The shoes themselves are good. They are comfortable and stable for lifting weights. They're nice and flat and feel great under load. They look very planted, if you will. Also note that these are general purpose climbing shoes and not specifically "squat shoes". Squat shoes tend to have a much higher heel, they're better for all-around lifting, and they're great for that. These shoes are not…

I received them about a week ago and I love them. They fit as expected. But beware these shoes are narrow which fits me as I have narrow feet but if you have wide feet they may not fit you. They are slimmer than the nanos I wear for the rest of my workout. I have knee and hip mobility issues and these shoes definitely help with strength and olympics. Highly recommended.