You don't want to wear running shoes when you're lifting weights. But should you wear flat shoes, heeled lifters, or ...

Beginners and seasoned weightlifters alike can have a hard time finding reliable weightlifting shoes. While most athletic ...

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Think twice before throwing on a pair of running sneakers for an aerobics class or weightlifting session. These types of workouts call for training shoes: lightly cushioned, flat, firm sneakers ...

“This shoe is great for CrossFit. Most of the shoe is made of mesh, but they definitely feel secure when I am lifting heavy or doing any type of moderate Olympic movement. It also breathes ...

For a shoe that performs well both in the gym and in the great outdoors, go with the Peregrine 15. It’s a great go-anywhere, ...

Many lifters choose a flat, solid soled shoe like Converse or Vans, while others (like me) opt to lift in just socks. But you may have also seen people working out in specialist weightlifting shoes.

If you’re looking for the best workout shoes to train in, you’ve come to the right place. I've clocked up more than 4,000 hours on the gym floor, dabbled in Olympic weightlifting, completed a ...

The Reebok Nano X5 is a delightfully comfortable gym shoe with an ultra-stable base and great support for strength and resistance training. It's supple enough for stretching and some cardio but ...

You don’t need all the gear to get started with weightlifting, but if you’re looking to make serious progress, it can certainly help you upgrade your training ...