👟 Inov-8 Men's Bare 210 Cross Trainer Athletic Shoes for Men Review

I am completely satisfied with this shoe. My use is light treadmill running and CrossFit style workouts. I've been running 5-10 miles a week for a few weeks and now I'm running them 5 times a week. They broke up very well. I have large, wide feet and I wear my laces loose, which is typical for most athletic shoes that aren't E+ wide. They have thin soles and grippy rubber. They are a stable base for lifting. I used to take my shoes off to squat or deadlift, but I don't do that anymore. It's a…

This shoe has 1 big bug and everything else about this shoe is actually really amazing. After 5 minutes of walking, your toes will touch the sole of the boot and the removable sole will slide higher and higher behind the heel with every step. After about 30 minutes of rally tennis, the ball of my foot was already touching the sole. This happens no matter how many times you manually move the removable soleplate, which is an annoying and frustrating process. continuous. Even the laces are good…

First of all I am satisfied with these shoes. In my opinion this is one of the best zero drop nude shoes out there. However, I prefer the first version of these shoes more. I liked their first version. Size 9 fits like a glove. However, the V2 is a bit longer and I had to go down to a size 8.5 (even then they were a bit longer, but a size 8 was too small). My V1s lasted 3 years with almost daily use before the outsole barely started to work. share. I decided it was time to buy a new pair when…

So although I ticked "as expected" it's not really accurate; any other choice would be just as wrong, but also a reproach. Here's what I found: Minimalist barefoot runners should be comfortable, like a layer on your feet, not like a bulky cushion like regular running shoes. I was about to return them (and the people at inov8 were quick to reply with return material) when I thought I should do more research on how these types of shoes should fit. I'm glad I did. I have kept them and they are…