Reebok Women's Nano X2 Cross Trainer Sneaker

I get compliments on these sneakers all the time. I wear them to Bills games and events. Very comfortable! Was worth what I paid.

I love these! I use them for CrossFit & have had them for 2 years now! They are used 3-4 times a week (inside gym only) & are well worth the money. I also love the color & have wrist straps to match!

The media could not be loaded. Runs true to size, very comfortable. Wide toe box perfect for lifting, biking and walking. Grip on bottom is good for gym equipment. Much better than my running shoes for weight lifting or working out. White color has held up well. Value is very good compared to more expensive shoes.

I have wide feet and these are great. Wide toe box. Good for lifting. They hurt a tad if you’re moving on your feet a lot but I mainly use them for lifting.

Amazing lifting shoes! Perfect fit

I bought these shoes because my previous workout shoes had too much cushioning and heel height, which made it difficult for me to feel my feet on the treadmill and maintain balance during my weight-training workouts. These new shoes do not disappoint; they have held up well and are still in great shape months later. I only use them for indoor workouts. Oh, They look cute with an ankle sock and leggings, too.

I bought these shoes for lifting. I needed a shoe that was sturdy, without a lot of cushion so that I could lift heavy and use the squat rack at the gym. However, I am so impressed with these shoes! We recently went on a trip to Disney and I needed good walking shoes. I have a pair of Hokas that I love for my walking shoes, but they are really bulky, so I brought these instead. Let me tell you, we walked 16 miles the first day and 18 miles the second and my feet did NOT hurt!I am a true 8.5 in shoes and I usually size up in athletic shoes. However, in these I stayed at my true size of 8.5 and they fit perfect!

My number one complaint about these shoes may seem like a small one but it's pretty annoying: the tongue moves to the side during workouts leaving me to bend over, pull the tongue back over and continue my workout. I have tried different tying methods but they don't help. This was my first try at buying shoes (again) that didn't have the tongue sewn into the shoe and it was not a good experience. Because the tongue kept moving, exercises like planks weren't doable - the shoe would slip off. I also didn't feel the stability I needed for sprints/running. Perhaps for short term lifting workouts, these would be good but I don't recommend for plyometrics, running, sprinting, jogging or jumping.