Reebok Men's Nano 9 Cross Trainer
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The color and size of this item are unusual. Reebok must adjust the price as Reebok has my Nike Metcons in a 14 in a blue and yellow that I'm assuming was almost half the price at the time of purchase.
It is the Nano 8 and the Nano 9, which are in fact in the same sizes, I have not felt a difference in the sizes, more if in comfort the Nano 9 compares to the 100 so much that I might want to purchase another pair. Greetings
To begin with, nanos have a tendency to be wider. My only issue with the 9 is that it is not as comfortable as previously, and it is not as wide as other versions. After considering several options, I decided to go with
Yes, they are of excellent quality
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New nanos 9 that have been in use A piece of the sole of the shoe was missing! The reality of the situation.
Using them every other day for training, I was able to get 18 months out of my last pair. The 9 were the first to come out, so I was eagerly awaiting their release. This larger toe box in Nano 9 means it has a different size from Nano 8 and that, in turn, throws the sizing off. Moreover, there is an area near the big toe that appears to be a bit abnormal on both feet, perhaps due to how the upper is constructed. Furthermore, I feel that these are less stable in general than the Nano 8. There was a time when I purchased two pairs of these in two different sizes, hoping the size difference would compensate for the toe box, but it did not it simply brought attention to the larger toe area in the upper part. For now, I will buy a couple of Nano 8s until the Nano 10 is released.
As of now, I'm not satisfied with the quality. Crossfit was solely the purpose for which I purchased these. On a daily basis, we go there for The effects of using it for 23 days are as follows I have used these for a total of 25 hours, and the bottom is already peeling off from the heel forward. I have always used rubber floors indoors. Shoes are not torn up by rope climbs or crossfit activities, only the normal jump rope and 200m runs.
With flat feet and a height of 6'4, I have a lot to offer. For around 6 months, I used the nano 2s and they felt good except that the Double Unders would burn my feet. It's a Nike Metcon Free that I switched to and I find them to be delightfully comfortable. They're great for running in or doing After reading good reviews and seeing the toe box was wide, I decided to wait until the price dropped so I could purchase I got these today and they're heavier than the nano 2s as well as the metcon frees, but they're also nice and wide. Take into account that these are made for those with a wide foot The moment I put them on, I knew they were going to be ineffective because even the simplest movements were painful due to the arch portion digging into my non-existing The items will have to be returned unfortunately. This shoe is three stars because it may look nice, but I am a flatfooted bigfoot, and this shoe is not made for me.
Since I was a kid, I lifted weights. I started off doing what a typical bro would do Then I built, then I powerlifted, then I did Olympic lifting, and now I do The one constant in my life has been my Chuck Taylors as they are the best flat lifters on the market. We bought these as a gift for my wife (who also does cross-fit). She loved her nano 9's so much that she brought them home for me. . . This is amazing. I can't think of a better pair of lifting shoes. This shoe has a similar flat bottom as the Chucks, so it is incredibly stable. Despite the fact that they are more functional than chucks, they are not as fashionable. I wouldn't say they run big or small the fit is just right. The shoes fit perfectly in a size 10, as I wear a 10 in most shoes. Despite being wide, they are tall My personal view is that it is good. It might be a good idea to look into the metcons if your feet are very thin. It would be dangerous to run longer than just one or two miles straight in these There are too many flat ones. Running is not the only thing you do An A-. The shoe is not designed to be a running shoe, so that's to be expected. Despite my loyalty to the brand Adipower (except for my Olympic shoes), I am not a brand loyalist. But, unbiased, I can safely announce that these are the best of the bunch I have never worn shoes that served more than one purpose. *If money IS an issue, you might be interested in the Nano 8. Word of mouth has it that they are about 90% as good as these and now that these are out, they are like 50 dollars.
Additionally, they are extremely breathable with high levels of ventilation, making them perfect for high intensity workouts. The toe box is wide and the midsole is stable even through the heel, making them perfect for squats (weight lifting). Despite the flat front of the midsole, it is surprisingly comfortable to run in. While the shoes are a little heavier than you'd want for dedicated running, that makes them great As soon as you switch to a pair of running shoes after training in these, you will Furthermore, I am a fan of Although performance based shoes such as these may not be as much about looks as they are about performance, who doesn't love a stylish shoe I have found these to be the best general workout shoes I have ever used. It has been my pleasure to test them all including Nobull trainers, Metcon 3-in-1s, and more The following are examples.
I found this to be the best Nano product I have The Nanos I love the most. The size 2 has previously been worn, as well as sizes 6 and 8. In addition to this colorway, I also purchased the black and white version. Stability and cushion are a nice match. The fit is as follows The midfoot is locked in, and the toe box is wide. The fitment of an Altra, but with a Nano design.
The heels of new shoes sometimes wear down so much that the shoes have to be replaced before the heels have fully worn down. In particular, if the sole purpose of the shoe is to allow exercise, such as with walking and/or running shoes, this holds true. There seems to have been this trend for decades, but I can't remember exactly when I noticed it for the first time. They are the worst shoes I've ever owned. I bought them in June of 2020, and the heels are pretty much shot by October, less than five months after I bought them. It looks like I'll have to replace them shortly. As for their comfort and appearance, they provided me with a comfortable walking experience when they were new (which is what I used them for). Since I primarily walk on city streets, on sidewalks, if I had evaluated these shoes within the first month since I purchased them, I would have given them a four out of five. An average rating of five stars. It's unfortunate, but a few months after the purchase, the heels have disintegrated (see pictures). It's not in the cards for me to spend a hundred dollars on shoes that I'm going to have to replace in five months. Until next time. We're saying bye to.
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