The TRUTH About NOBULL Trainers (CUT IN HALF)

[@djlowtek]

Video starts at 7:00

[@ms-vv2gg]

Friend shows up. "WTF!!! I said you could borrow them 'til 2, not cut them in two!!!"

[@boomtastic67]

"I use box knives a lot to open boxes."

[@samclegg2805]

The best part is, that's a utility knife, a box cutter is a different thing.

[@tydupont8084]

You beat me to it ahaha

[@inframatic]

Me too. This guy is so relatable

[@Christian-eq7uh]

I legit came to the comments to type this

[@ericsanchez9723]

"This feels rubbery. So it's made out of some rubbery material."

[@jeremyholden9790]

You made me laugh dude.

[@coleschubbe]

I wouldn’t believe you if you told me one day I’d be watching a man cut a shoe in half while standing in a Sorinex Rack... *WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE!*

[@bmstylee]

Not just any Sorinex. A Basecamp

[@ONIXTHADESTROYER]

It kinda sucks because i work at sorinex 😅

[@KevinOAK]

When you're watching a video and randomly hear your name mentioned...

[@sirfrancisbacon4344]

Happens to me all the time...

[@kathleenepperson999]

Thanks for saving me the 120.

[@garybone2111]

Garage Gym Reviews: Today we're cutting open a pair of NoBulls! NoBull Designers: O__o What?

[@michaelrivas1412]

I've owned my pair of 2nd generation NoBull trainers for three years now and I love them. I get Metcons at work for $9 and after my first few training sessions, I decided to cut my (very minor) losses and bought a new pair of NoBull trainers. While there isn't "a whole lot to them", that's why I like them. They bend in the right spots and don't budge at all where they shouldn't bend either. Example: Doing calf raises? The sole bends near the toes when you press up. But try bending the shoes the opposite way? No. They are very firm and it helps stabilize/protect your foot. My Metcons were just stiff all around, with no bend in the right places. Good for strictly lifting on certain lifts, but not an all around good workout shoe. And yes, NoBull trainers are indestructible. My insole is definitely worn way down on my first pair, but I wear them all the time because the rest of it is still going strong and it just means my feet are working more. Which is a good thing. I even use my old pair for hikes. Anyhow, just thought I'd throw in my two cents. I don't own a pair of Nanos, but I'd give them a shot. Sounds like i'd like them over my Metcons. But I'm a far way off from needing a new pair of workout shoes, because these NoBull trainers truly last- the low top and high tops. Hope this was helpful. And to be clear, I love your videos, man. This isn't a rant. I'm a big fan. Keep doing what you do🤙🏽

[@kingdavid2684]

Just wasted 5 min and 18 seconds of my life.

[@unitygroove3118]

I would strongly advise against trying to put “those bad boys” through a bandsaw.

[@leegreenmusic]

🤦🏽‍♂️ so it would help to know that the most popular gym shoes are chuck taylors. These and many other “trainers” have a similar construction for feeling planted. Confident, secure, and stable lifting whether explosive or slow, is the name of the game with these. Soft and cushiony shoes like running shoes can cause ankle injuries when lifting and these are not good for cardio exercises because they will cause unnecessary strain on the knees when landing a foot to floor strike. The flat and simple build is to help you feel “planted” for proper drive through the heels and feel stable during a lift. The price has to do with the outer fabric that doesn’t scuff or show signs of wear after extensive lifting, kicking plates, flipping tires etc. They are meant to last and even the pair the guy cut show no signs of wear in the outer super fabric. I personally prefer ryderwear on leg day than the no bulls but they are not far behind and take a bang easier. The ryderwears give better toe flex for calve exercises and anything that you need to be able to bend your feet with. The nobulls are a little too rigid in the soul for an all around recommendation for leg day over the ryderwears. But when doing stability excercises like balancing and single leg balancing or tik toks the nobulls have more surface area to connect you to the ground. Also your feet feel better protected. I think people need three shoes: runners, trainers, and if they want some more support for driving through the heels and quad activation...lifters like some Romeleos or even the overpriced nobull lifters(not the demoed trainers here)

[@Johnnygyro]

I can't speak to the Nike shoe, but I had a pair of Reeboks and they lasted me maybe one year before they gave out. My NoBulls have lasted 3 years and only now am I thinking of getting a new pair.

[@iliketurtlesm]

I really appreciate this video and the break down, but like they are called TRAINERS for a reason, to train. They aren't running shoes, No Bull has a whole category for running and those are more supportive for running.

[@darjr]

Yes please cut metcons and nanos

[@joshc214]

The haters on these shoes are real lol. I’ve been a vans & chucks guy but the downfall to those cheaply made & over priced $40-60 shoe is after 2-4 months they’ll ripped to shit just from walking around & training. These are expensive yes & probably made cheap too. However, they LAST! Much longer than any other shoes I’ve used. Trained in them weight lifting & HITT, done yard work in them, washed them with a pressure washer for shits & giggles after yard work and the fabric was perfectly fine. I can see how the shoes would be uncomfortable if you have fat ass feet (I don’t remember if the sell wife’s or not) or high arch do to the lack of arch support but even then some Dr Schols insoles and you’re set. Trust me I hate spending a lot money especially on something I know won’t have a long shelf life but these have been worth the investment for me. I wouldn’t run in these though do to the fact they aren’t really designed to be ran in just like chucks & vans shouldn’t be ran in. For me running shoes $60 Nb or $150 Brooks last 100-200 miles before the tread if usually blown out & shoe starts talking to me. Even bought Spartan Trifecta shoes (for when I was trail running before races) & those have a 1 year warranty & for $130 lasted 40 trail miles tops & 1 race before I blew out of them & got a replacement pair using my warranty. All in all different shoes will do different things for people. Just don’t knock something until you try it & if something’s currently working for you then stick to what works. Cheers.

[@madisonadams1932]

They're trainers.. Shocker to see the show not purpose-built for running isn't the best for running? Weird. Cut open the runners for running 👀

[@simonpeart7981]

The name implies no bullshit, the design being simple implies no bullshit, the price implies massive amounts of bullshit

[@pnoon77]

No complaints about any of the pairs I own (all trainers currently). These are not a shoe I would run anything more than a mile in. They are not running shoes and should not be considered that way. To me, they are a perfect all-around lifting shoe for any of the big lifts such as squat, deadlift, clean, snatch, etc. I would one day love to win a giveaway from them! Life goal right there lol

[@bmstylee]

How thick are the soles? Are they soft or so they have a firmer sole? I use heels for squatting and flats for deadlifting Currently I am using a pair of Otomix which I like. They are really thin on the bottom. I just wish they were firmer like my weightlifting shoes.

[@pnoon77]

@@bmstylee soles are firm. Thickness I guess half an inch. I don't feel the ground but I also don't feel too high off of it either.

[@soojincho2829]

I've tried nikes, reebok and these and to me they are the most comfortable for my feet out of the three. The metcons were rough for me when it came to running in workouts and thankfully not with my pair but I've seen several friends who's metcons started peeling away in various spots within a month or so of having them on a few different versions. I like that I can wear them for training and work and have lasted longer than my nanos. haha I did die a little inside watching you cut them open hahahaha

[@AIRBORNE916]

Because you’re not supposed to run in them

[@milopeck8938]

Thanks for the unbiased view on these...guessing nobull would have preferred not to be the inaugural shoe cutting/review. But hoping the nano/metcon review provides some side by side comparison. As early on think you were comparing these to what your anticipation of runners was...curious as to what nobull runners have going on...

[@saracondit6031]

I like my no bulls for lifting. I have running shoes for running lol. Have had mine for about a year. They do not come apart and the area where your toe bends unlike other shoes do over time.

[@SomaraSon]

I have wide feet and almost no athletic brand have made shoes that accommodate wide feet. Surprisingly Nobulls fit my feet well. I can say that they aren't great for running however I love how grippy they are. I also like that I can wear them on rainy days without worrying they will get dirty. I have the light grey Camo pair - a year old and they aren't even dirty. IMO they aren't the slickest looking sneaker, I prefer a slim look like the Metcon, I'm curious as to why Nobull decided to put a wide toe box.

[@norfolknwhey4787]

Well, you just told on yourself. You’re clearly more concerned with how stuff looks, than how it fits or performs. It’s widely known that NoBull is a narrower shoe, it just appears to have a wider box because of its thin construction. It’s a training shoe, yet all you mention is looks over and over. You’re their target demographic.

[@SomaraSon]

@@norfolknwhey4787 I am trying to see the point of your comment other than to nit pick @ someone else on the internet today. Have a good night. I work in the footwear industry now, go figure. :)

[@norfolknwhey4787]

@@SomaraSon and what does that have to do with understanding the shape of a damn shoe? NoBulls are literally known for being less wide than most shoes, what was confusing about that?

[@SomaraSon]

@@norfolknwhey4787 Ok thanks for the info! Have a good night!

[@nightskylights730]

@@SomaraSon Keep in mind, Chuck Taylors also come in wide sizing. I am wide footed too ( plus flat feet) and work wonderfully and can lift in them well. Just another alternative if you ever want to save money from No Bull or try a more versatile shoe.

[@dankeppler137]

"I use box knives a lot to open boxes." Haha pure wizardry tip there, put it in one of those 100 home hacks you didn't know articles.

[@lealeslie3018]

Nobull are for the name. My floral nobull got a hole in toes area after 8 months. My Nano 4 are years old and still prefect and comfortable for WODs. Nobulls sucks for gym, but cool for their designs. BRING BACK NANO4 😫

[@robbarchard]

I bought a pair of Nobulls because I loved the look. Got absolutely hammed on boarder crossing to Canada and I think they ended up costing me almost $400 CAD. Super choked to find out how narrow they fit and I couldn't wear them. Gave them away and learned my lesson.

[@Panda.gultom]

I also return it, the worst customer service experience that I ever had. #shamenobull#nobull

[@migquez123]

Sugestión for next time, do a small edit with music and a bunch of brill of you cutting it as a small montage to make it a bit more stylishly

[@courtneyalva]

I bought a pair of high top trainers strictly for ankle support & because they’re pretty even height front to back & I don’t like workout shoes that are high in the back. But I instantly had to put some inserts inside because they’re not supportive- zero arch support. I did like that my feet don’t get hot, they’re very breathable. But…they’re way too high price, seriously lacking support & cushion. I have used the one pair every workout for over a year & didn’t roll my ankle thankfully, but I had some slight pain on the sides of my feet from the narrowness. They also need to offer a wide width option, because they’re on the unnaturally narrow side. I won’t be getting any others, that’s for sure.

[@KoalaOalaJones]

Hello! Big fan! @12:57 is there a shoe then, in your opinion, that's slightly better suited to running than lifting but is marketed as built for both?

[@doseofreality100]

Just bought 2 more pairs of nobull shoes. I had/have 2 other pairs but wasn't too impressed. When I wore the previous two to lift in I like to tie my shoes.... you know.... tight, and double knot them so they stay tight. Well, I apparently went too tight and the shoestring ripped right through the shoe material. This was a canvas pair so probably not intended to lift in and more of a "lifestyle" shoe choice to go out and about town in..... but their nobull. They were listed under the "trainers" section of shoes. I trained in them. They ripped through like the 3rd time wearing them. The other pair I still have was their patented shoe material. I'm not sure what to call it. It's a fabric.... I think, but definitely has a plastic-y.... hard texture to it - you have them in this vid. Those have held up but I noticed slight tearing starting to occur. So why did I buy 2 more pairs. Well.... I made sure to get the shoes made out of the proprietary material just mentioned. Also, when I went to buy their shoes the first time around - the ones I wanted weren't in stock, trainer material in the black high top with the gum sole. They were in stock this time around so I got those. I also bought a low top army green pair. THIS time though..... I unlaced them when they arrived. Nobull laces their shoes..... differently, than the way I and I'd think most people lace them. Lacing them up, properly IMO, I have had 0 issues and honestly they feel A LOT better. Like you said, they aren't the most comfortable pair of shoes to wear. If you haven't I suggest relacing them if you left them the way they arrived. I have 2 sisters so I grew up knowing all the hair lingo and the best way I'd describe how Nobull laces their shoes out of the box is a French braid style. Think of taking a shoe with o laces and a shoe string. put the shoestring through the bottom loop at the center of the bottom of the tongue. Instead of passing the laces through the holes so the shoestrings run straight through the shoe...... like a normal lacing job, they pass it through the outside of the shoe toward the inside of the shoe, and do this throughout the rest of the eyelets. So it's like a woven lace job. At the end your shoelaces will be wrapped around the eyelet and facing inside the shoe instead of the laces just passing through the eyelets and flopping outside the shoe..... like every other pair of shoes and boots I've ever worn. So unlace them, lace them up like a sane person, and I think not only will they last longer, but they feel way better. I didn't think how a shoe was laced could effect how they feel on the foot.... but I was wrong. That said...... I've worn more comfortable or at least as comfortable shoes for a fraction of the price. IMO..... good old high top Chuck Taylor's from Converse for about $60, I think, are more than good enough to lift in..... and I still do from time to time. It's all you really NEED. IF you want to spend some money on lifting shoes - I'd say go with Good Lifts by Sabo. I got the GoodLift Powerlifting shoe by SABO off Maxbarbell's website. I see they're charging $130. I squat in those shoes. I've found I'm kind of a whore for lifting shoes which is funny because I pretty much wear my work boots the rest of the time throughout the day. I was in the military and just find work boots to be the most comfortable shoe there is. If you want my advice on those you can't go wrong with Carolina Boots. Not cheap either, but nothing is in the construction/industrial apparel world. Carolina's I'm rocking I think ran me $150ish..... and those are CHEAP for work boots. EASILY can spend $200-300 on work boots, either through Carolina but DEFINITELY through the overrated Redwing brand. I digress.

[@billjamal4764]

They are tough shoes, but then bring difficult to cut open doesn't really prove that. It's pretty hard to cut rubber with a normal box cutter

[@anthonyrandich6411]

you didn't mention the "cool tax", but thx coop for the great vidya

[@ajstrongfat]

Big brain science about to happen. I'm so excited.

[@bikesbeersbeats]

Its mostly branding and style, people will pay a premium to be unique or different from the mainstream. Metcons and nanos are very common but for awhile No Bull was a unique shoe. The price makes it even more exclusive so not everyone can afford to rock them.

[@kcuhc84]

Rogue now make "shoe knives" quite reasonably priced made in the US. Titan will do the same soon made "internationally".

[@gilbertacosta7442]

Your dad is gonna be pissed when he finds out you cut up his new shoes. Ha ha

[@junyor757]

I thought the super fabric was cut proof... they said barbed wire could not cut them!

[@colinmaguire4779]

Would love to see what the NoBull Runners look like on the inside. Curious if there is more going on in their soles.

[@patfase]

"These are not the easiest shoes I've ever cut into" - r/brandnewsentences

[@gregaustin8114]

This is why I don’t lend my shoes to friends. Well… this and the fact that I wear a size 15.

[@furezj]

Converse for $40 or Nobull for $129...hmmmmmm. Such a tough choice.

[@Kam-Bogey]

How long do those chucks last you with heavy use? $50 for a pair of cotton shoes that’ll wear our in 2-3 months in the gym. You’d go thru 10 pair of Chucks in the life of the NoBulls.

[@DarkseidMikie]

Ty Kam you need to find a better shoe plug. I’ve had the same pair of chucks since 2010.

[@brytondavies4534]

@@Kam-Bogey 2-3 months?! Don't make me laugh lmao 😂😂😂

[@Kam-Bogey]

Bryton Davies you’re not working out hard enough then.

[@Funonabun1077]

Gettin CUT in Coop's Garage gym!

[@garydunnjr8176]

How’s does cutting the No bulls compare to cutting stall mats??

[@mikeweatherby5997]

I thought they retailed for the same as metcon’s and nano’s. No Bull never runs any discount marketing.

[@ballagh]

Mike Weatherby exactly, they run different colours through the year but no sales, even their Black Friday sale is when you can get the all black Nobull's (at full price).

[@michaelrivas1412]

They offer a discount for Military, Law Enforcement and Fire Service. I haven't used it, but a coworker of mine has.

[@pharm30]

All they do is change colors. Don’t think they’ve updated the show in like 4 years. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@joshc214]

Don’t need to update anything that works well. Why fix what’s not broken.

[@Fatpotato44]

If you ever wondered if Coop even lifts when you realized you wasted a few minutes of your life watching him struggle while cutting a shoe with a box-cutter..... go ahead and hit that subscribe button. Lifters go ahead and hit the subscribe button and check out the comments because they are filled with glorious and insane “does Coop even lift” comments.

[@NoxiousNoodles]

Next week's video: The TRUTH about GARAGE GYM Reviews (CUT IN HALF) (the knife slipped)

[@Zealolicious]

Still waiting

[@dbsasuke]

No Bulls are incredible. Feel amazing during training (I'm not a running so idk about that). Also I just wear them around, and get stopped all the time (at school) where did I get them and get compliments.

[@Mattbridge_]

To be fair they are meant to be a minimalist shoe 👍, would not recommend for heavy running

[@jeremyfonta8852]

At the beginning I thought that I was losing my time watching a guy cutting in shoes in half, but at least it a pretty cool video ! Nice review and thanks for the advices on NoBull !

[@CCSFgovrel]

The outer shell of the first generation was way better. You can see in the video how it actually broke in with use. The newer versions stay all weird and rounded and don't get as comfortable. Almost like a plastic shell around your foot.

[@duncanwalker6979]

bro they are the exact same price as metcons and nanos the pattern designs are the more expensive ones

[@madpanda10261]

I like my vans for training

[@fencingrocks3]

Same. Cheap, look awesome, and function perfectly.

[@ABHORRANCE831]

I don't like my Vans for training or anything other than sitting at a desk. But that's what I use (or Adidas flat sneakers). I would like a better gym shoe but really have no idea what to get.

[@graham1034]

I have honestly never heard of any of the shoes companies you mention other than Nike and Reebok.

[@pipozZz]

I think they're hideous, overpriced, look cheap and have lame branding. The one person at my gym who has a pair said she can't recommended them. I'm shocked people are big proponents in the comment section. I guess I'll be open to putting my foot in a pair if the opportunity arises.

[@Holycow723]

Ive owned a pair and they are horrible. I used them for Crossfit and they weren't good for any of it. I will never buy another pair.

[@NoahGomezR]

Probably fake accounts to get people to consider giving em a try like you did

[@davidquery9132]

Idk how you people don’t like these shoes. I currently own 2 runners and 2 trainers and love them. So does everyone at my gym who own them. The branding is spot on

[@dvsn23]

they look identical to a bunch of cheap ones on amazon that are chinese junk. they charge more because of endorsement deals i suspect.

[@superseiyan]

I actually feel their selling point is one that’s never hyped-they look so clean, and like the minimalist look. They are actually nice just to walk around or outside the gym.

[@luketweddell3559]

I had a pair of these 2 years ago and inside a month of use the insole would ride up the heel leaving a really uncomfortable lip where my toes would sit. Nobull sent out some new insoles and the new ones did the exact same thing! This exact thing happened to a friends pair aswell and since then i never recommend them and would never buy from them again. They must spend all their money on marketing because it sure aint spent on R&D

[@bsmbB]

In todays video coop tests his pinch grip strength

[@donjay3736]

I’m late for this but I’m here... I was really obsessed with no bulls and I do confess I have all the badass pairs and all the styles BUT I never work out in them never ever they do really hurt my feet I even emailed them and I have told them that and I added that the best shoes to lift is simply metcon and best shoes for running are adidas I used metcon the1st one which came out for three years and still solid but I use a different shoes for running as well. Also Nanos rocks. I think whoever claim that nobull shoes are super good for working out must have Hancock feet😂 or they never tired Addi or nikes

[@GarageGym411]

I believe Coop stated in the beginning that this particular No Bull shoe he cuts in half is an earlier version. Meaning, some changes to the design may have taken place since this version was released. The 'parting of the NoBull" is at 7:16 - I plan to get a pair this year, myself. I've listened to interviews (with one of the founders of No Bull - he used to work for Reebok) on several podcasts. No Bull recently signed a NFL player despite not offering cleats.. yet...

[@mav7804]

Yeah no… $300 for this fu** shit?!

[@TrenbologneSandwich]

Anyone else have to skip through the 6 hours of slowly cutting it in half?

[@justinmoss1524]

I love my No Bulls. I have been wearing minimalist shoes (Nanos, NB Minimus) for over 6 years and these are my favorites, even for running. They are super durable and don't show the normal wear and tear like most shoes. They are very comparible in feel when walking to Chucks, but you can actually run (for me, up to 4 miles comfortably) in these. They are definitely minimalist, so if you are not into that, these are not for you.

[@NorthsideChamps16]

You're a guy and you wear no bull? Get your testosterone levels checked.

[@mateoa3]

How tough do you feel posting that

[@andyolli5812]

Abrasion resistance of the "super" fabric is good indeed, but I was disappointed to see how easy it was to cut through them. Was kinda expecting yo see Kevlar fibers or similar, but no. On the other hand no old Chienese newspapers found inside either. Thus not bad.

[@GarageGymReviews]

I was surprised as well, but I've never seen a pair rip.

[@ryangerbers7419]

Brother Coop, I’m in the market for a lat pulldown/low row machine. I didn’t know if you did a review or could recommend one. I’m trying to decide from Rogue or Elitefts or if there’s a better one. I’m 6’4” so looking for one to where I can get a good stretch without bottoming out the machine

[@MASHEDMallow11]

An eyelet broke on mine...wasn't happy. Honestly I don't think it was ever riveted right, did not hold up, wasted money and went back to nanos

[@Lexyboogie]

The plain nature of these shoes is exactly the reason why I'm not interested in spending $100+ on them. For what you get, they really shouldn't be that expensive.

[@mikec4308]

Never cheap out on shoes for training. You may save $50 but is it really worth it

[@Lexyboogie]

@@mikec4308 Spent my money on Metcons instead. Much better value for the same amount of money in my opinion.

[@ethann5410]

Of course they're not good for running they're not running shoes

[@NobleSpeedmotoworks]

I had two pair, they suck. Both ended up getting a tear in the plastic mesh material below the ankle, insole is useless, literally a flat piece of styrofoam. Yes they look cool but mine were trash.

[@addokittokautama1979]

I really enjoy your content, sir. Would there be a "DIY garage gym equipment" series coming soon? Here in Indonesia, olys weightlifting crash cushion (aka silencer pad) are quite rare and expensive, really wanted to DIY that stuff, wmwkwkwk.

[@jlambo9757]

Internet experts who have 0 abilities: “I’ve never seen a shoe cut in half so wrong in my life!”

[@GarageGymReviews]

Haha it never fails

[@zfortyounce]

Cutting the sole of that shoe looked almost as frustrating (if possible) as cutting a horse stall mat.

[@GarageGymReviews]

Haha that's exactly what I was thinking about when I started going through them. "Wow, this is familiar."

[@zfortyounce]

@@GarageGymReviews I remember being so pumped to cut and fit mats onto my platform. And then I started cutting and the excitement disappeared.

[@bmstylee]

So early. So firsty.

[@GarageGymReviews]

Winner, winner chicken dinner.

[@mikechristy1840]

Do a Nano and Metcon!

[@dkk9052]

No bull didn't give you a coupon code after you destroyed their shoe?

[@officialdesertbros5663]

They are one of the best shoes I’ve owned for gymnastics

[@officialdesertbros5663]

I ment for the gym

[@kylen6430]

You going to review Titans new combo rack?

[@jcf150_9]

this video still has that new gym smell

[@bmstylee]

Better than my slightly used gym smell knee sleeves.

[@CoCody_]

If you're using this shoe just for lifting, grab instead some Notorious Lift slippers. You'll save a bunch of money.

[@DonVaillancourt]

Eh, you were cutting it wrong and in the wrong direction. And something like that. 🙄 😂

[@rpe7418]

Called them bad boys over and over

[@jeremyd2003]

Those suckers must smell terrible! Brave man for cutting them open!

[@vomik3]

I hate my pair of NO BULL shoes. Same exact style except like electric blue. They are hot as hell to run in and the sole is hard as hell. Imagine running barefoot on concrete. Thought they were mesh when I ordered them. That "super fabric" or what ever you want to call it is like pure plastic or fabric with plastic sprayed onto it. No breathing at all.

[@PhiyackYuh]

Did you get the lifting and not running specifically shoes? Its like using converse for running when converse chucks are mainly use for lifting. Wrong shoes for wrong job?

[@FunFactOfTheDay]

Someone is a Rose Anvil fan lmao!

[@ddgrower]

That's what I was thinking when he did the reveal.

[@HoldYourBreat4]

It’s only bad for running if you heel plant.

[@jacobhoskins5895]

Do the same thing to a Bearfoot Ursus!

[@jmac6973]

my netcon 3s are so squeaky!! the 4's arent though. id like to see more of these videos!! maybe you could also compare them to a converse all-star!!

[@dobromirgospodinov2042]

joe mckelroy baby powder under the sole eliminates squeaking once and for all

[@mrdaisu1337]

“air yeezy 360 boost” some secret collab??

[@BodarkMan]

couldnt you just add in a cushioned insole for running and take it out for lifting?

[@Marksman5147]

Running in flat shoes with cushioning still doesn’t work, unless you got flat ass feet I guess.

[@seireywatt7485]

Subscribed! Lets see Nano 9 and Metcon 5!

[@kelseyklenklen3741]

Korey had an old pair of nanos and metcons too 😂 would love to see some surgery on nanos and metcons 👍🏼

[@erikdriesjr.7495]

bro those Yeezy 360 boost though

[@ryanmcguire2578]

Will rep fitness bumper plates fit on a rogue echo bar?

[@Stefanoz_]

so they're flat, not for my flat feet then

[@D1RTYF0RSYTH]

wow, surprise surprise, they are a gimmick Instagram AD shoe...weird. They just made em look cool.

[@marncyn]

No bull shoes haven’t changed just changing colors

[@Kam-Bogey]

Can’t fix it if it ain’t broken.

[@crypticmeta4524]

I feel like I have seen this before... @ rose anvils channel...

[@couldntthinkofaname1804]

I thought this was one of his videos at first 😂😂

[@kickboxer778]

They have different shoes for running.

[@cvsa07]

Does anybody know how well these shoes breathe? With all that material I figure they would keep a lot of smell in or be a little hot.

[@Kam-Bogey]

Very well. I wear them everyday. Gym and outside gym. Feet never get sweaty except during heavy workouts.

[@justinmoss1524]

They are super breathable. I discovered just how much this winter. Air cuts rights through.

[@delunadenny7084]

these shoes are CHEAP. nothing. just well branded i guess. i wouldnt even pay $60 for them

[@ryanmolloy5421]

Wow my metcon do squeek! Constantly! I thought it was just my pair....

[@GarageGymReviews]

No, it's awful!

[@dobromirgospodinov2042]

Easy fix for that - baby powder under the sole stops the squeak fo sho’

[@ryanmolloy5421]

@@dobromirgospodinov2042 I'll have to give that a try. Thanks!

[@jessearista4803]

Do the runners have good arch support?

[@Kam-Bogey]

No

[@Stand-Alone-Complex]

Yes they do. I own two pairs, you'll have either haters who will judge the shoe as bad, and ppl who actually own them and enjoy them. Unbiased here, even though they have basic designs and are a bit pricey, they are durable, and comfortable for running. I have flat feet and I get a nice arc with them, if you take good care of them theyll last you for a good 5 years, unlike some shoes that ripp easily even when maintaining them

[@ABHORRANCE831]

​@@Stand-Alone-Complex Are the runners any good for workouts like lunges, burpees, box, lateral movements, HIIT etc?