It's best to not overlook a great pair of workout shoes, though, and when you are ready to get your sweat on, these ...

If you recently took up strength training, you may wonder if it's worth buying weightlifting shoes. Weightlifting shoes have a raised heel or have a flat sole to help with certain exercises.

Beginners and seasoned weightlifters alike can have a hard time finding reliable weightlifting shoes. While most athletic shoes prioritize cushy support, the best weightlifting shoes tend to be rigid ...

Personal trainers, editors, and podiatrists recommend workout shoes from top brands including Adidas, Asics, Altra, Brooks, ...

If you like to switch between lifting and cardio, these are for you. The Nike Metcon 6 is the cross-training shoe that consistently performs in the gym. It's super lightweight with a stretchy ...

Many lifters choose a flat, solid soled shoe like Converse or Vans, while others (like me) opt to lift in just socks. But you may have also seen people working out in specialist weightlifting shoes.

If you’re looking for the best workout shoes to train in, you’ve come to the right place. I've clocked up more than 4,000 hours on the gym floor, dabbled in Olympic weightlifting, completed a ...

Running shoes are often high-cushioned, and while helpful for reducing joint impact, they keep feet farther from the floor and take away stability. "Many lifting activities require the feet to be ...

Below, I’ve specified what kind of grip you’ll get in each shoe. I’ve used the men’s version of the Metcons for various workouts — including weight lifting and HIIT sessions — for the ...

“Cushioned soles on shoes actually end up causing people problems like plantar fasciitis [inflammation on the bottom of the foot] because they stop the foot and supporting muscles from ...

I, for example, like the 9 when the workout is mostly lifting with some power movement, but prefer the 6 for jump-heavy plyometric workouts. This one has a Hyperlift plate built into the shoe ...