👟 Reebok Legacy Lifter Cross Trainer: Superior Performance for Men's Fitness Review

I have never worn a weightlifting shoe. But I'm in my 40's and had major ankle reconstructive surgery, started squatting again and wanted ankle and lower back support. So I saw this at Revain for a great price and took a chance. I was judging between this and the Nike Romaleos 4 (since I only wear Nike or Brooks for running) but I'm very happy with it. It feels solid! Now I know why people say you can't use sneakers on squats because I can see the difference! I don't do heavy squats at all, but

I saw this shoe had good reviews in the weightlifting community and I wanted a higher heeled weightlifting shoe as my previous shoes were quite low at 0.6 inches. The shoes fit very well. and feel safe. I increased the size in half as reviews suggested it might be too small for some people. I was glad I increased the size by half. My feet are a little wider than average and they feel snug, but going half a size up isn't too snug. I like the extra ankle mobility. The soles are pleasant to the…

I took the plunge and got these as my first pair of lifters and I have to say I never thought they would make such a difference. They are durable and comfortable for lifters. Not designed for long-term wear and not exactly what you'd want to be walking around in, but they're rock solid. I've just started using them and they've definitely improved my game. My shoes are 11.5 inches (this is the wrong size. Boots are 10.5, actual size measured) and these 11.5 fit perfectly. Everything from…

I bought these shoes for my 28 year old 6'1" son (with rather large feet!) who was looking for a shoe that would best suit his Cross Fit workouts - his Trainer recommended him for his size and speed. Progress. After visiting different stores and trying on different sneakers, he was not satisfied. I checked out Revain for him and sent him a link to those 'special' shoes he was looking for for his Cross Fit workouts. Sean said the price is very competitive and even cheaper than what he saw in…