Shoe Reviews — Shoe type: Trainer

Collaborating with 10x Games Athlete Scott Panchik, these shoes are engineered to excel in every aspect of a CrossFit athlete's training regimen. From blazing through running workouts to tackling heavy Olympic lifts, the F-Lite 260 V2 Knit offers the versatility needed to conquer any workout on the board.

The arrival of the Reebok Nano X4, the 14th version of the Nano series, sparked excitement, especially knowing that even-numbered releases typically bring improvements over their odd-numbered predecessors. The X4 lives up to this expectation.

The all-new Nike Metcon 9 has dropped, and folks in the training shoe scene were pretty stoked about it. We knew it was going to get a serious makeover, and boy, did it deliver! One of the first things you notice when you put the shoe on is a wider toe box.

The Nike Free Metcon 5 offers immediate comfort and notable improvements over its predecessor, especially in its more stretchy and breathable upper. Although its midsole and outsole remain similar to the Free Metcon 4, the shoe now features a larger opening in the tongue and collar for easier wear.