Reebok Men's Nano X Cross Trainer

The Reebok Nano shoes are a game-changer for my workouts.

Amazing quality and durability. Great for all exercises that require foot stability such as bar bell squats. I later bought Version 3 of the same NanoX Reebok and this older Version 1 is much better-more stable-wider. I highly recommend this V1 shoe if you are still able to find it as this is an older model.

I am a 62 yr old retired Marine that has worked out since I was 14, and I can honestly say theses are the best weightlifting shoes I have ever owned! They are extremely comfortable, provide outstanding stability, and feel like you are standing on a comfortable platform that has a perfect pitch/angle from heel to toe. I wear a size 12 normally, and bought a size 12; I partially agree with those that say the shoe runs small, but only about 1/4 size vice a half size. The size 12 was still not too small or tight for me though. The tongue and heal padding is awesome, and the slightly larger toe box allows for good forefoot expansion and toe grip. I actually bought a color scheme that I wouldn’t normally buy but, since I have a complete home gym and have no one to impress with my color choices, I got the pair that was $70 vice $100+. I can’t see these being used for 5k or longer runs, but should be fine for a mile or so. They should be great to wear on an exercise bike or elliptical though....I’ll find out tomorrow.

The shoes are great. I'm new to crossfit and couldn't decide between these or the nike metcons. Personally I think the metcons are ugly so I went with the nano x's and I am very satisfied with my decision. They are the most stable feeling shoe I've owned. I previously have worn no bulls for lifting, but will be sticking with the nanos from now on. Even if you don't do crossfit these are great shoes for lifting. On days I don't do crossfit I will still wear these for doing heavy squatting and deadlifts.My only complaint is that the pair I received were clearly worn before. The bottoms of the shoes were dirty, and whoever had worn them had stepped in a sticky/gummy substance. Not a huge deal, but since I was buying "new" shoes at full price, I expected them to be "new", not "used". Check your shoes before you wear them around your house so you don't get a dirty/sticky substance on your carpet like I did. Otherwise, 5 stars.

These came highly recommended from a co-worker. I work in a very active environment; lots of running stairs, pulling and pushing heavy loads, jumping and climbing.I normally prefer a "zero drop", minimal type shoe, but I needed something with a bit more cushion in the sole. I still wanted something with a wide toe box though.The toe box on the Nano is widER than a typical conventional shoe, but still not what I would call a wide toe box compared to minimal shoes, and despite the wider than average toe box, the instep fits VERY snug.I get that it provides support during lifting activities, but if you have wide feet it's likely to be problematic for you.My feet are 12.5 in a men's shoe measured heel to toe, but wife enough I need a 13 in most brands of shoes, even a minimal shoe.I initially ordered the 13s and they were so tight in the instep I could only wear them for about 20 minutes before my feet were in pain. I returned them and replaced with a 14. They fit much better, but are still somewhat more snug in the instep than what would be ideal for me.Currently rating 4 stars after about a week of use under normal use conditions for me. I will update my review in six months if there are any problems with durability, etc.

These shoes are excellent for lifting. Wide toe box for squatting with excellent ankle support and stability. As an added bonus the styling is also excellent and understated. I have a pair of nano 13's that do not hold a candle to these shoes, and it is a shame they are discontinued. I vouched for them so much that I purchased a second pair in anticipation of these becoming harder to find

These are probably the best general workout shoes I have ever owned. I was wearing Otomix shoes for lifting, ASICS for running and other impact activity. These are great overall. They are stable for lifting and have a good smog fit. The toe box is wide and the mesh expands enough not to cramp your toes. I have been wearing them for kickboxing and HIT workouts as well as some light run/ walk. I don’t think they would be good long distance running shoes - see specs about drop etc. I liked them so much I bought a second pair. I can not comment on comparison to the Nike Metcoms. I wear either 10.5 or 11 depending on the shoe. I ordered 11 and am glad I didn’t go lower. There is enough room in the toe without being excessive and the stretch mesh makes them really comfortable on my great toe ( which has eventually bothered me on some shoe shapes previously).

I have trained consistently for the last 15 years. Some years back, I got in a motorcycle accident. I broke a few bones in my foot, and have had a bunion from hell ever since. Finding comfortable shoes is very difficult, especially gym shoes. I now wear a lot of “Brooks” shoes, but they’re not optimal for lifting. These Nano’s are absolutely amazing. The level of combined comfort and stability exceeds my expectations by leaps and bounds. I wish I tried them earlier, but I had kind of given up on trying to find a good trainer and was just hitting certain lifts barefoot. Metcons killed my messed up foot and I wasn’t crazy about “No Bull” either. I wear a 10 in Brooks and a 10 in these Nanos also. Prime wardrobe was nice to use. I ordered three sizes, and kept the one that fit best.