Shoe Reviews — Shoe type: Trainer

The standout feature of the TYR Barefoot Trainer is undoubtedly its wide toe box, promoting stability during movements and contributing to overall foot and body strength. Additionally, the convenient loop on the heel facilitates easy entry, while the shoe's ability to maintain a comfortable temperature throughout workouts is excellent.

Sliding into a pair of Born Primitive Savage 1’s reveals an immediate impression of spaciousness in the toe box and a sleek, minimalist design. This iteration evokes the nostalgia of the Nano 2's cult-classic appeal.

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.