All Wei-Rui Shoe Reviews

Wei-Rui is one of the newer brands of Olympic lifting shoes that blasted onto the market in 2011. Available in the USA exclusively through MaxBarbell, these shoes are redefining the quality and performance of a “Cheap Weightlifting Shoe”. So much so that they were completely sold out through the entire first quarter of 2012. Luckily the retailer has been able to keep up with demand since then and has even revealed additional models to their lineup. Of note, the new VX3 is the only wooden heel oly shoe on the market that cost less than $100.

Below you will find all of our current and archived reviews on Wei Rui shoes. Each review is written by an expert and includes a look at features, quality of construction and performance. We also have user submitted ratings and comments as well as a video analysis of many of the shoes.

  1. Wei-Rui Warrior

    Posted on 27 March 2012 with 47 Comments

    The Wei-Rui Warrior is a sub $100 weightlifting shoe for those that recognize they need a solid pair of shoes for lifting, but don't want to break the bank. A relatively unknown brand, Wei-Rui has been around for awhile and is the actual manufacturer of the BAF lifting shoes. In our opinion, these are the best value in weightlifting shoes currently on the market.

  2. Wei-Rui Maestro

    Posted on 12 July 2010 with 14 Comments

    Finally! A cheap pair of weightlifting shoes for under $100 that don't suck! This model 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 Maestro are hands down the best weight training shoe under the $100 mark at this time.