Nike Free Metcon 6 vs Adidas RapidMove ADV 2 vs Reebok Nano Gym

[@capt1941]

I had to do a double-take when this video popped up in my feed!! This is so awesome! Truly appreciate this review. You made my whole week. Have a great weekend, my friend!

[@thatfitfriend]

Haha, dude! This one was inspired because of you!

[@capt1941]

​@@thatfitfriend - I am beyond honored

[@_zippp]

you are number one, thank you

[@l.r.player]

Since you on a roll, how bout the best strength training shoes. Invo8 F-Max, Adidas Dropset, Nike Metcon 9

[@thatfitfriend]

Great idea, homie! I have a video like that on my list of to-do's

[@biso299]

Hi jake, are you going to review the nike metcon 9 amp? They confirmed me through help chat, that they have improved the stability of the heel and some general reinforcement

[@thatfitfriend]

@@biso299 probably not, it’s been out for a while and they always roll out an AMP model. My thinking is…Nike, why don’t you just make the normal 9 better? Why mark up for features that should low key already be there 😂

[@migglewiggle521]

What’s a good zero drop barefoot like, cross training shoe??

[@thatfitfriend]

Grab the Reign 6 and take the insole out and use your own insole

[@1012jenjen]

hello Jake ❤ i love vibram shoes and ive been wearing & using them for Crossfit & calisthenics, do you recommend to keep on using them or it’s better to buy the Nike Metcon ?

[@thatfitfriend]

If they're working great, then stay the course. I'm a big believer in not trying to fix what isn't broken!

[@jcash0777]

I’m not sure on the Adidas Rapidmove but I was reading a website where they cut the FM6 in half and measured out a 7.2ish mm drop but honestly who knows😅 I dunno why they don’t just tell you it.

[@thatfitfriend]

@@jcash0777 it’s so annoying and even those measurements can be inaccurate. Prob RunRepeat with their over complicated reviews where they don’t actually train in the shoes, lol. IMO, I bet it has to do with quality control and it prob varies a bit at times so they keep it vague

[@jcash0777]

Yea it was RunRepeat lol but tbh so many sites now never even field test the shoe, they just get on and yap about it

[@thatfitfriend]

@@jcash0777 yeppppp, it’s wild. Overcomplicated talk about construction etc. but no true wear testing. I just wanna shake em and be like stfu. Tell me if they work for lifting, CrossFit, running, etc. that’s what matters when it comes to getting consumers into the right gear

[@GoufinAround_]

The nano gym honestly just looks like a decent everyday wear shoe instead of an actual training shoe

[@thatfitfriend]

@@GoufinAround_ if the toe box was wider it wouldn’t be bad. The drop is also pretty aggressive

[@tjheint]

Best everyday wear shoe I have ever worn is my current Flux runners, check them out!

[@thatfitfriend]

@@tjheint def decent for causal use over running, I just wish they weren’t a sketch company on the backend

[@hassanmudhaffar3796]

The rad one v2 review we are waiting for the review

[@thatfitfriend]

@@hassanmudhaffar3796 had to buy them like everyone else. Im not a special PR boy. I’m waiting on em too 😂

[@hassanmudhaffar3796]

I will be waiting for your review cause i trust every single word you say on any shoes. I love your reviews ❤️

[@thatfitfriend]

@ thank you so much 🤝 appreciate you!

[@hassanmudhaffar3796]

Bro compare them with the rad one when you receive them like what are the difference between the v1 and v2 and which one are better and should we upgrade and are the v2 worth it or no. I will be waiting for your review bro ❤️

[@thatfitfriend]

@ I gotchu

[@TheMirrorVision]

It’s 2025, narrow toe boxes that promote poor foot shape and toe damage need to go!

[@thatfitfriend]

Some narrowness is fine because not everyone has a super wide foot, but the Nano Gym is a bit ridiculous, lol.

[@bobcaygeon975]

Reebok comes in at $67, theres that...

[@thatfitfriend]

@@bobcaygeon975 $67 versus…100ish to wear something that performs better/feels better? I’ll gladly eat that $50 any day, lol. Not worth compromising for that amount of money