NOBULL Training Shoes

I don't have those but have a pair of the outwork edge's and ripstop all days

the outwork's are a little too stiff for my liking but they are durable. The all days are comfortable for casual use but would probably go to shite quickly if used daily for the gym

I've seen some people in the gym wearing them, and they a nice looking shoes, but I'll be damned if I'm paying $150+ for a pair of shoes if they aren't some kind of specialty shoe meant to serve a specific purpose other than just to wear.

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I found a pair on sale for $89

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That's a much more fair price

Post that link big dog!

Tom Brady now owns part of it and they started sponsoring the NFL combine. They hadn't really had much innovation until the new Golf shoes this year. They are starting to phase out all the crazy colors and designs which for some reason were mostly in the Men's shoes. If you have visited their site, you know what I mean. I think those designs are no longer a focus. I find they hold up really well but are heavy.

I have some Inov8's now that are ugly, but very durable and comfortable. It took me a while to break them in, but they are really great now. I think they're the Danni Speegle Sponsored model. F-lite Max.

I had a pair I used for a couple years. They’re fine. Nothing special in my opinion. Using Sambas now as I always have a couple pairs of those.

On my 2nd pair. Got both for $99. Workout / Run / every day shoe.

Feel that way with Reebok, I can't keep the inside heel portion from falling apart.

The original trainers are very stiff and not a good all around trainer.

I’ll use mine for static lifting only; anything dynamic and they stay in the closet.

I got some $20 gym shoes from TEMU.
Love them

Wife has three pair. Swears by them. I'm in Saucony Ride 19 and Brooks Ghost 16. But she does all the aerobics/weight classes so the shoes are probably good fir stability. My consideration is neutral elevation heel to toe, stable outside around heel and ankle, and of course a bit of energy rebound from the supporting cushioning.