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re: Lifting Shoes
Posted on 3/18/24 at 10:21 am to wryder1
Posted on 3/18/24 at 10:21 am to wryder1
Nike mens Blazer Mid 77 Vintage
I always thought they were goofy to wear for weight lifting, but I'd say more than half of the people I see at the gym wear these particular shoes or something equivalent. I have a couple pairs I wear out, but can understand why they'd be use for weight lifting. The sole is incredibly stiff and the heel counter is rigid from top to bottom. There is not a whole lot of flexibility in these shoes. Nike does make a cheaper version of the shoe that uses a little bit less material, although I imagine the ankle support is probably close to the Blazer. Sole is probably a tiny bit more flexible as well.
Nike Men's Court Royale 2 Mid Shoes
I always thought they were goofy to wear for weight lifting, but I'd say more than half of the people I see at the gym wear these particular shoes or something equivalent. I have a couple pairs I wear out, but can understand why they'd be use for weight lifting. The sole is incredibly stiff and the heel counter is rigid from top to bottom. There is not a whole lot of flexibility in these shoes. Nike does make a cheaper version of the shoe that uses a little bit less material, although I imagine the ankle support is probably close to the Blazer. Sole is probably a tiny bit more flexible as well.
Nike Men's Court Royale 2 Mid Shoes
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