Reebok Men's Nfx Trainer Sneakers

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The Nanoflex TR training shoes make phenomenal everyday shoes—as long as you have narrow feet. If you don’t, all of the good aspects of this shoe are for naught.

If you do have narrow feet, you’ll enjoy the responsiveness of the midsole in the Nanoflex TRs. They’re relatively squishy for a cross-training shoe, making them comfortable for long walks, running errands, and even doing yard work. Reebok Nanoflex Training Shoes Construction and Materials Amanda says the Nanoflex TRs remind her most of the Reebok Nano 9s more than any other Reebok CrossFit shoes.These shoes look sporty just like other Reebok shoes, with the same lines and contouring you see across the brand’s products. Amanda actually thinks the Nanoflex TRs look better for casual everyday wear than the Nano Xs or X1s, due to the more subdued and earthy colors. Many of the women’s and TR men’s training shoes look similar in style. Reebok Nanoflex Training Shoes vs. Reebok Nanos

These shoes work fine for some types of CrossFit WODs. They’re definitely not ideal for all functional fitness workouts. Whether or not the Nanoflex TRs are good for lifting depends entirely on the type of lifting you do. If you sway toward hypertrophy workouts, supersets, and high-rep straight sets, you’ll probably like the Nanoflex TR training shoes.After a few workouts, Amanda says the upper gave and broke in, but you really have to be dedicated to getting through that break-in period. These would be a good option for people who generally find most cross-training shoes to be too wide. Wearing Reebok Nanoflex Training Shoes for CrossFit Workout shoes are an important piece of gear that most invest in for their best home gym equipment. Unless you’re one of those barefoot folks (which I am often as well). A good pair of shoes—and more importantly, the best pair for you—is the difference between an invigorating workout and a dumpster fire of a training session. The only thing Amanda was absolutely not thrilled about was the forefoot construction on the Nanoflex TRs. The toe box is super narrow and, while the upper does have some give and will break in eventually, the first couple of workouts in these shoes were hardly short of excruciating. Props to Amanda for pushing on in the name of product testing. Reebok Nanoflex Training Shoes Colorways and Design Like all shoes, a combination of your foot anatomy and the activities you do will determine if a shoe is worth buying. The Reebok Nanoflex TR training shoes are good for some things and not for others. This is Reebok’s budget-friendly version of the Nano, so suffice it to say quality is sacrificed in some areas (notably, the outsole and mesh upper).