What kind of kicks you guys training in?

[LurkerNoMore]

I picked up these when I was in Japan the other week.  Japan is heaven if you have a sneaker fetish.  (I don’t).   You find stores all over.  Every corner. There are places that even have the “claw” type games and other arcade games where you can win vintage and/or one of a kind collectible shoes.  It costs anywhere from 5,000 yen to 10,000 yen to try depending where you go and how valuable the sneakers are.

I got these at ABC Mart. 8000 yen.  ($60)  Cheap, mainly cause they on the ugly side.  But I have always found adidas to make a decent walking shoe.   

Taking these to try out and break in when I go to Paris tomorrow.  Lightweight and semi flexible, but wouldn’t wear them for lower body training.  Not that I will go to a gym in Paris.  Their gym scene is almost as bad as japans.

[robcguns]

On running cloud x I find to be the most comfortable sneakers to workout and do cardio in. They are extremely light and they breathe nicely also very comfortable. They are around 180.00 a pair but I get them comped from casino so I’ve got about 10 pairs in the last year. I wouldn’t pay 180 for sneakers.

[IroNat]

In my basement gym I train in $20 Chuck Taylor knockoffs from Walmart.

When in my garage doing standing presses I wear $35 high top steel toe work boots also from Walmart.

[robcguns]

In my basement gym I train in $20 Chuck Taylor knockoffs from Walmart.

When in my garage doing standing presses I wear $35 high top steel toe work boots also from Walmart.

I used to love lifting in work boots, did it for many years.

[LurkerNoMore]

On running cloud x I find to be the most comfortable sneakers to workout and do cardio in. They are extremely light and they breathe nicely also very comfortable. They are around 180.00 a pair but I get them comped from casino so I’ve got about 10 pairs in the last year. I wouldn’t pay 180 for sneakers.

You do a lot of walking so you would know which is best.   I have pumas for my bike rides and under armor for other stuff.

With these adidas if they work out then great (they usually turn out well) if not, I will leave them behind with no real sense of loss.

[Thin Lizzy]

Nike Invincibles have been my main shoe. The cushioning is great.

[robcguns]

You do a lot of walking so you would know which is best.   I have pumas for my bike rides and under armor for other stuff.

With these adidas if they work out then great (they usually turn out well) if not, I will leave them behind with no real sense of loss.

Prior to these I was walking and working out in adidas Climacools for years and they were great as well.

[Dave D]

Depends on what I’m training.

For legs I try to wear some type of “trainer” I have Nike Metcons, Romales or sometimes boots.

I will rotate through alot of other shoes for other body parts.

[webstar]

Ultra boosts / Nike reacts fly knit and of course otomix

[ThisisOverload]

Wolverine work boots with my daisy dukes.

Leg day only.

I have the Adidas lifters for doing Oly style lifting.

All other days i wear Asics Kayanos.

Most comfortable shoe i've ever worn.

[robcguns]

Wolverine work boots with my daisy dukes.

Leg day only.

I have the Adidas lifters for doing Oly style lifting.

All other days i wear Asics Kayanos.

Most comfortable shoe i've ever worn.

Pics in said daisy dukes and work boots, NOHOMER.

[residue]

squat in adipowers, I don’t run in the gym but I run in Nike Pegasus.
The rest is whatever is the least nice speakers i have. Usually last year’s summer pair(blazers/af1)

[ProudVirgin69]

Any kind of flat soled sneaker, usually Vans

I run in untied Nike Frees but they’re too squishy and unstable for lifting.  Well, not with the girly man weights I’m lifting these days, but for 2 plates plus they are suboptimal

Boots are good to lift in but I feel like a tryhard wearing those in the gym with sweats and athletic apparel

[Flexacon]

Sliders

[wes]

I squat in the ones on the left, and use the ones on the right on upper body days.

[Grape Ape]

Crossfit Nano in gym.

Hoka Bondi for road running.

Altra Lone Peak for offroad rucking.

Solomon Speedcross for offroad running.

[deadz]

Nike running sneakers.

[Gym Rat]

Woprk boots were always my favortie squat-shoe, Great stable base, great ankle support... 

The New Balance I wear these days are extremely comfortable. PLus, US made, and no slavings applied!

[joswift]

I squat in the ones on the left, and use the ones on the right on upper body days.

same symmetry as hankins arms...

[Krankenstein]

Crossfit Nano in gym.

Hoka Bondi for road running.

Altra Lone Peak for offroad rucking.

Solomon Speedcross for offroad running.

I miss the Nano 3....

I might switch to Tyr CXT-1 Trainer or the Strike-Mvmnt Haze trainer

Was not impressed with the Hoka shoes.  Currently getting to know this professional triathlete....she loves them.  I like my Saucony ones

[joswift]

£30 is my maximum for training shoes
I currently have some red ones, no idea what make they are, I just look how much they are and if I like the look I buy them

[wes]

same symmetry as hankins arms...

[Irongrip400]

Brooks running shoes now but I’m about to buy a pair of Cole Haan running shoes and use those. If the regular Coke Haan sneakers are any standard of comfort, the running shoes must feel like raw dog pussy.

[Grape Ape]

I miss the Nano 3....

I might switch to Tyr CXT-1 Trainer or the Strike-Mvmnt Haze trainer

Was not impressed with the Hoka shoes.  Currently getting to know this professional triathlete....she loves them.  I like my Saucony ones

The Hokas are my least favorite.  I went to Marathon sports, which measures you on this machine and supposedly matches everything.  Bullshit.  A bit narrow for me.

I'm going to check out the ones you listed.

[Dave D]

Brooks running shoes now but I’m about to buy a pair of Cole Haan running shoes and use those. If the regular Coke Haan sneakers are any standard of comfort, the running shoes must feel like raw dog pussy.

Eloquent.

I didnt realize Cole Hann made running shoes.