Reebok is a brand that everyone and their dog is probably familiar with and if you aren’t then you need to step up your game! The company was established way back in 1895, but back then it was known as “J.W. Foster and Sons “. It was only in 1958 that the company was named… Read More »
About Inov 8 weightlifting shoes Inov 8 lifting shoes are some of the best cross-trainers on the market. If I had to guess I would say it’s because their background is in running shoes more so than lifting. Inov 8 has great reviews on Amazon and a reputation for quality. They only have one weightlifting shoe… Read More »
New Balance is an American footwear company mainly known for their running shoes. They have a great reputation for quality so naturally, we want to know if that extends to weightlifting. The answer is…sort of. While they do not offer a dedicated weightlifting shoe, they have several pairs of cross-training shoes that would work well… Read More »
About Pendlay weightlifting shoes and the company that makes them UPDATE 2/13/17 – Muscle Driver USA (The main seller of Pendlay Products) is no longer in business, so it isn’t clear if Pendlay products will continue to be manufactured by someone else. There are still some reputable sellers of Pendlay branded gear out there, but… Read More »
TLDR? If you want a shoe for lifting by ASICS, get ready to import them. You’ve probably heard of this brand from their well known running shoes. They have also made weightlifting shoes, such as the 727 TOW (Pictured above), that is much harder to get a hold of. They have gained a reputation over the… Read More »
Adidas lifting shoes are some of the most popular when it comes to lifting shoes, doing extremely well with pretty much every shoe they put out. Most of their shoes are for men, however, there is a women’s version of the Powerlift 2.0 which is a great shoe. I think the main difference between the… Read More »