I have been using workout shoes for as long as I can remember, and those shoes have evolved over the years from the pair of beat-up Nikes I wore in high school to the Asics and Converses I had for ...

The Nike Romaleos 4 is easily one of the most popular weightlifting shoes on the market. With a sturdy footbed and a higher heel drop, these shoes are designed to not only offer stability but also ...

Why We Love It: Nike’s whole Metcon line ... the Altra Solstice Xt2 comes in handy. A shoe that’s good (but not great) for both running and lifting, it’s well-positioned for shorter runs ...

calling it a great weightlifting shoe. Several customers note the toe box runs narrow, and mention it may not be a good shoe for people with wide feet. The Nike Metcon is one of the most popular ...

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For good, stable, and easy-movement shoes, Asics is your best choice. The pair has a flexible upper construction that's ...

Finally, turn your attention to your heel: It shouldn’t be lifting off of the footbed ... finish line faster than a heavier shoe that returns less energy. Nike spent millions of dollars proving ...

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Nike’s Motiva shoes also have a wavy-patterned outsole ... and I also use them for HIIT classes, running and lifting. They’re cushioned enough to get me through cardio, but keep me stable ...

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