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Suitable for outdoor training, they feature Floatride Energy Foam in the forefoot for a lightweight feel and responsiveness, while the updated heel collar increases comfort. The raised lugs on the outsole provide traction on wet grass or sandy trails.
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I have had them for about 6 months. I bought them for CrossFit training 5-6 days a week. For workouts that include running (up to 2-2.5 km), jump ropes, box jumps, exercises with dumbbells or barbells, they are quite stable and do not tire the legs. The sole does not slip (model outdoor amusement) and allows for good flexibility in the foot. I have done back squats of 180+kg, deadlifts of 200+kg, and to my surprise, I have also achieved good personal records in snatches and cleans. However, they are not as stable as weightlifting shoes. Generally, I wear size 43 and in the Reebok Nano series, I go half a size down. The shoe is more open in the toes. For the money I paid (€70), it has done a tremendous job.
I bought them for amateur weight training at the gym (4 times a week) and for some cross-training workouts (3-4 times a month). They are neither too hard to be uncomfortable nor too soft to lose stability during workouts. They won't bother you if you run 2-3 km on a treadmill for warm-up, but of course, they are not meant for running. Overall, they are comfortable shoes and the construction materials seem fine. I got them for around 100, so the price seemed okay for their category. I have also used the more well-known (and slightly more expensive) Nike Metcons for workouts, but personally, I found them inferior to the Nanos. The reason I deducted 1 star is that they need to be tied tightly and all the way up using all the shoe's holes. They are soft in the heel and around the foot, and if they are not tightly tied all the way up, they feel very loose - like wearing sneakers with loose laces for a walk. Also, the sizing is a bit confusing. Normally, in athletic shoes (e.g. Nike), I wear size 45 (which all brands give as USA 11). In the Nano X2, size 45 is USA 11.5 and it is bigger, so I tried size 44.5 (which Reebok gives as USA 11) and it is okay. In short, I recommend it 100% for gym use, as long as you try it on first to find the right size and are okay with the full lacing.
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