All Flat Shoe Reviews

1. New Balance MX20 Minimus 20v1

   Posted on 12 February 2013 with 3 Comments

   

   A cross trainer with a lightweight and simplistic design, the MX20 has exploded onto the CrossFit scene as a "must-have" shoe due to it's versatility and low cost. Our guest reviewer Nick takes a deeper look at what makes this shoe such a solid choice.

2. Reebok Crossfit U-Form Nano

   Posted on 09 December 2011 with 49 Comments

   

   A CrossFit trainer designed to lift, run, climb and jump in without sacrificing stability or durability. The Crossfit Nano has undergone extensive R&D by Reebok to make sure the design meets the needs of the target market - now let's see if they got it right!

3. Otomix Extreme Trainer Shoe

   Posted on 30 November 2009 with 3 Comments

   

   The Otomix Extreme Trainer Pro Shoe is the latest in style and design from this popular manufacturer. The trainer is, as the name would imply, more of a training shoe then an Olympic lifting style shoe. The high top design and zero-height sole make it great for all types of lifting including those lifts that you would rather not have a heeled shoe such as deadlifts.

4. Otomix Stingray Escape Shoe

   Posted on 30 November 2009 with 2 Comments

   

   Marketed as an MMA shoe, the Otomix Stingray is actually a multi-purpose high-top suitable for use as a power lifting shoe, wrestling shoe and for various other sports. I actually have a friend that wears these shoes when racing cars because they are lightweight and thin enough to "feel" the pedals below you.

5. Otomix Versa Trainer Pro

   Posted on 21 November 2009 with No Comments

   

   The Versa Pro Trainer is the flagship model made by Otomix, featuring a solid leather construction and an extra thick, supportive sole. This shoe is the replacement for the now discontinued Ultimate Trainers.