That deep, boot like tread is meant for mud. It’s labeled "anti-clog traction" as it won’t collect mud.
From the heel you can see the pull tabs – these are necessary to make it easier to put these on – as they should fit tightly.
There’s a rope wrap section of outsole that wraps up around the midfoot – just like most of the other metcon shoes.
From the top you can see the overall form factor of these shoes.
From the side view you can see the gaiter – this tight fitting elastic comes up high on your ankle. Why? To keep out mud, sticks, rocks and other debris.
See that tread? This is like a boot. But you can also see the water draining ports – and that is a very unique feature on this shoe.
The speed lacing system lets you make quick adjustments – and there are no laces to get clogged with mud! There is also a pocket to protect the quick clip.
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Reebok has released the Reebok Nano X PR shoe. Like the other versions of Reebok’s 10th CrossFit training shoe it is packed with features you need for the CrossFit WOD. But, the Nano X PR is made from light-weight materials. Does it make a difference? That’s what we’ll uncover here – we’ll also tell you more about the Nano X and why these are great CrossFit WOD style shoes. Here’s some of the other styles that are available now: Let’s take a look. Reebok Nano X PR Shoe Review – On Our YouTube Channel Here’s an in-depth review of the Nano X PR, from our YouTube channel: By the way, we have high expectations for this shoe. The Reebok Nano X was a runner-up in our Best CrossFit Shoes for 2021 review. Disappointed that the PR isn’t really light-weight? Check ou the Reebok Nano X Unknown – this is 1 ounce lighter than the regular edition Nano X and the Nano X PR. Reebok Nano X PR Shoe Review – Is It Lightweight? We did a weigh-in and compared the [Read more …]
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Need a budget cross training shoe for CrossFit? Check out the new Nanoflex V2 Men’s Training Shoes from Reebok. Known as the “Shoe of CrossFit”, the Reebok Nano has been around since 2011 and has undergone improvements and revisions to cater to the growing needs of athletes and their training. One of the Nano versions is the Nanoflex V2. Great shoe for CrossFit, from Reebok: Nanoflex V2 Men’s Training Shoes – Overview The Nanoflex V2 Men’s Training Shoe is a versatile training shoe created for all-day wear. It has a regular fit and a slimmed-down profile to provide comfort and wearability in or out of the gym. From plyometrics to weightlifting, these men’s Reebok training shoes give you confidence in the box. The TPU heel clip presents stability and a streamlined look, and the MetaSplit outsole provides the flexibility you need for lunges and sprints. The shoe has a breathable mesh upper with lightweight overlays for extra support. The high-traction rubber outsole keeps your every step confident. It also has a textile lining and lace closure and provides a breathable [Read more …]
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Let’s take a look at the Nike Metcon 8 FlyEase for Women. Float through your cardio, power through your lifts, and conquer your workouts with the new Metcon 8 FlyEase. It has a lighter, more breathable upper than the earlier edition to complement Nike’s standards of durability and comfort. Here’s some of the styles we are going to look at: Nike Metcon 8 FlyEase for Women – Overview The new Nike Metcon 8 FlyEase is made with FlyEase technology that makes it quick and easy to get into and more hands-free. The Nike React foam delivers a smooth, responsive ride for a comfortable, cushioned base that feels lightweight and springy when you kick into high gear for cardio and sprints. The rubber tread gives you traction and helps you stay on your feet when shifting from the training room floor to the pavement. The collapsible heel lets you step in without using your hands, then snaps back up to secure your foot. The wide, flat heel gets even more stable with an inner plate that disperses weight from side to [Read more …]