ReebokNano X2 mens Cross Trainer

Alta calidad a precio adecuado, ideal para pesas y carga en gym.

I've had it a week so far and have done, 200m runs, jump rope, burgers, wall walks, squats, overhead squats, power cleans, push press, and thrusters so far and they're great at all of it. What makes it different from the x1 in my opinion is that it has a sort of bend to the shoe that allows it to run better while still being solid enough to lift heavy in. My only concern is durability and time will tell with that.I'll come back in a month or two to update

I bought this shoe on the Prime try and buy. I wasn't sure of how I would like the fit. I been a nano wearer for years, but some of the versions have left me...unsatisfied. These, however, were just what I needed. I have been looking for a wider toe box to allow my foot to move. The toe box was roomy and allowed my foot to feel much more natural. It fit true to size. I have to say of all the nanos I have owned, this is by far their best.

I started looking for a pair of gym shoes because my Nano Flexs were a few years old and while they looked brand new on the outside, the inside was starting to lose support, especially as I started incorporating more lifting into my workouts. The Flexs were great shoes, so I looked at the 2.0s and decided to give them a try.Compared to my Flexs, I'd say the 2.0s are maybe 1/4 size bigger for the same shoe size, so I can see why some reviewers find the 2.0s run large, whereas others think they run just right. For me it's not an issue, and I don't mind a little extra space in the toe box. Everything else about the shoe fits great, and it's more supportive for me than the Flexs so I've found it to be a great shoe for squatting (I'm an intermediate). For deadlifting, the rise may be a bit much for a lot of people. From a gym conditioning perspective the shoe performs great. I'm not a runner, and I'd guess that anybody seriously running would have a running-specific shoe vs this type of shoe.My workouts are generally intermediate-level lifting + conditioning and I wanted one shoe, so the 2.0 is working out great for me. I think it looks great, but I'm also a dad, so take it for what it's worth.

Very comfortable with a nice flat solid base for lifting or CrossFit/HIIT. Probably not the best for running or even walking for exercise.They do run a little big. Even the Reebok site recommends buying a half size smaller than usual. Every shoe I own is an 11, 10.5 in these is perfect!