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Advertisements For the 10th installment of the longstanding CrossFit staple shoe, the Nano, Reebok has decided to pull an Apple and change the naming scheme
Reebok Nano X Review
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Nike React Metcon Review
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Nike Metcon 5 Review
Advertisements Intro I can’t believe it’s already been 5 iteration since the first Metcon. I’ll never forget how I felt when Nike opted to send
Inov-8 F-Lite 235v3 Review
Advertisements Over the years, Inov-8’s F-Lite line-up has continued to evolve from being minimalist running shoes that you can train in, to minimalist training shoes
Reebok Nano 9 Review
Advertisements First off, you’re probably wondering why/how this review came out so fast since the shoes aren’t even officially out yet and according to my
Nike Metcon Sport Review
Advertisements Since the early demise of the DSX Repper, a shoe loved by many, Nike hasn’t had anything that seriously filled in their “budget” training