Zero-drop shoes for strength training.
Squat rack or deadlift, the Reebok Nano Zero is made for strength training. These training shoes have a zero-drop outsole that lets you feel the ground for natural body alignment. A Stretch FlexWeave upper flexes as you move and lets your toes splay out for stability. The final touch? A midfoot support cage that locks in your foot as you move.Overall rating: 4.151515 / 5 from 66 reviews.
Reebok Nano Zero Training Shoes are designed for strength training with a zero-drop outsole for natural body alignment. Customers praise the fit, feel, and toe box, though sizing feedback is mixed.
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"The upper material is flexible, the soles are firm, they will not flex easily. The shoe is comfortable with its wide toe box, reminds me of my nano 8s. I've used them mainly for gym and a few days as casual wear, overall it's a good shoe, I got the green ones I wish I would've gotten the white ones before they sold out !!"
"I have been involved with Crossfit since the first Reebok Nano. This feels and looks similar to the Nano and Nano 2. Wide toe box, light weight and minimal heel drop."
"The shoe itself in very nice, stable, grips well, and flexes well in motion. . however I generally wear 10. 5 sneakers, and 10 in shoes like Metcon or No Bull. . . so I ordered a 10 in this shoe as well. . . however, if I had know how much bigger the Reebok sz10 would be, I would have dropped to 9. 5sz. . and that would probably be near perfect. So most everything about the shoe is fantastic. . I just feel a little clown-shoed when wearing them unfortunately, so I'd guess they will end up in the trash, and that sucks!"
"The sizing was so off for a Nano. I ordered a size larger but it was a painful fit! Also they are not an attractive shoe in person. First disappointing Nano."
"I purchased these shoes with high hopes, as I’ve been using/promoting zero drop wide toe box shoes for many years. I just seems that not much actual thought went into these shoes, they are much stiffer than they need to be. Which means, your foot cannot work flex or bend as well as it should in a semi minimalist shoe."
"Great everyday shoe very comfortable to go from girl workouts to grocery store."
"These shoes are so lightweight and comfortable. Love wearing them for heavy lift days when I really need to feel the ground. Sizing was a bit tricky but returns were easy. I would say they run a bit small."
"Beautiful color. Wide toe box. No annoying bump in the arch. Please don’t stop making these. These are my everyday shoes. I ordered a 1/2 size down because they run bigger than the women’s cut, which I have for the gym in the black and white color."
"Very comfortable. I have a moderately wide forefoot, and there's a lot of toe space in this shoe. Unlike other minimalist shoes (wide toe box, zero drop), the outsole is stiff rather than flexible, which makes it great for stability during weight-bearing exercises like squats, lunges, and deadlifts."
"Perfect for dead lifting, and squating."
