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Guides and reviews for athletic footwear used for training, gym workouts, court sports and other active pursuits, with an emphasis on fit, support, traction and comfort.

Nike Savaleos reviewAthletic Shoes

Nike Savaleos Review

An approachable weightlifting shoe for gym-goers who want a stable, raised-heel platform for squats and presses without buying a competition lifter. Its rigid, flat base keeps you planted under the bar. The catch is a snug toe box and short sizing, so most people will need to order a half size up.

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Nike Metcon 10 reviewAthletic Shoes

Nike Metcon 10 Review

A cross-training shoe for workouts that mix heavy lifting with jumps, sprints and rope climbs. It keeps you planted under a barbell and is now noticeably friendlier for the conditioning parts of a session. It is still a gym specialist, so runners and all-day walkers should think twice.

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Reebok Nano X5 reviewAthletic Shoes

Reebok Nano X5 Review

An all-round training shoe for workouts that mix lifting, jumping and short runs, with a firmer heel for the barbell and a softer forefoot for everything else. It is comfortable through long classes and tough enough for rope climbs. Runners and anyone needing a wide fit should look closely first.

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TYR CXT-3 | reviewAthletic Shoes

TYR CXT-3 Review

A firm, stable cross-training shoe for lifters who want a planted feel and a raised heel under a loaded bar. TYR says it is lighter than the CXT-2. The trade-off is a firm, heavy ride that is harsh for running and poor for walking or standing all day.

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