Reviews / Power Lifting Shoes

  1. Adidas PowerLift Trainer

    A quality made, budget friendly power lifting shoe for the beginning to intermediate weight lifter. The PowerLift Trainer Shoe has been designed around the harder to find Power Perfect 2 design and is an excellent choice for the more casual weightlifters. Featuring a lightweight feel, comfortable sneaker-like fit and...

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  2. Reebok CrossFit Oly Weightlifting Shoe

    Undoubtedly the most anticipated shoe released in 2011, the Reebok CrossFit Oly is designed to be the first ever multi functional weightlifting shoe. We put this Olympic lifting shoe to the test and see if it can really replace all those dirty, smelly pairs of trainers and Oly shoes...

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  3. Wei-Rui Maestro Weightlifting Shoes

    Finally! A pair of weightlifting shoes for under $100 bucks that don't suck! This "cheap weightlifting shoe" actually doesn't look or feel cheap at all. Features include a set .75" heel and all leather construction with a sneaker-like fit. The Wei-Rui Weightlifting shoes are hands down the best weightlifting...

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  4. Rogue Rip Power Lifting Shoe

    New for 2010 is the Rogue RIP weightlifting shoe, a true power lifting shoe featuring a low half inch heel and solid leather construction. The shoe was conceptualized and designed especially for those following the famous "Starting Strength" program created by Mr. Rippetoe.

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  5. Otomix Extreme Trainer Shoe

    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...

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  6. Otomix Stingray Escape Shoe

    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 various other sports. I actually have a few friends that wear these shoes when racing cars because they are lightweight and thin enough to "feel"...

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  7. Otomix Versa Trainer Pro Weightlifting Shoe

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

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  8. VS Athletic Dynamo Weightlifting Shoe

    A budget friendly weightlifting shoe, the VS Athletic Dynamo falls short in a few critical areas. Since there are now other brands of shoes in the same price range, we can no longer make an excuse for purchasing these shoes.

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