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Apr 9 2017 09:08am
Can anyone suggest some good shoes to workout in that aren't $200


Looking for something that aren't converse but have more flat bottom and solid heel


I don't mind taking my shoes off to squat or deadlift, but i would rather not


https://www.amazon.com/adidas-Originals-X_PLR-Fashion-Sneaker/dp/B01HJD0BXG/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8&th=1


I've been considering these but the fact the bottom is probably soft could be an issue
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Apr 9 2017 08:13pm
Powerlift 2.0s
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Apr 10 2017 04:32am
And old pair of sneakers.
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Apr 10 2017 12:40pm
Quote (tommyd323 @ Apr 9 2017 09:13pm)
Powerlift 2.0s


damn those are only $90

Quote (Mastersam93 @ Apr 10 2017 05:32am)
And old pair of sneakers.


I don't think you realize how hard i am on shoes, i have no more old shoes to use anymore :P
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Apr 10 2017 12:55pm
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damn those are only $90



I don't think you realize how hard i am on shoes, i have no more old shoes to use anymore :P


For the most part they would be shoes you only wear for lifting, so as long as they fight well they will last you awhile. I use to think I was hard on shoes, but it turns out cheap shoes just don't last long, once I started buying higher quality shoes they started lasting longer.
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Apr 10 2017 02:00pm
i used wrestling shoes for a long time.
they were beauties
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Apr 10 2017 05:19pm
lol I use a pair of running shoes
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Apr 10 2017 10:44pm
If you have an outlet mall near you, and they sell reebok, i HIGHLY reccomend the crossfit lite tr's (the name is misleading, they're made by mark bell for powerlifting) excellent deadlift/bench shoes super low to the ground comfy non compressible sole

first time i bought em at an outlet store i only paid $40 for them, some fukker stole em out my car and i had to buy new pair when i was in australia, cost me $160 with taxes/shipping/exchange rate etc :(

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Apr 10 2017 10:49pm
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If you have an outlet mall near you, and they sell reebok, i HIGHLY reccomend the crossfit lite tr's (the name is misleading, they're made by mark bell for powerlifting) excellent deadlift/bench shoes super low to the ground comfy non compressible sole

first time i bought em at an outlet store i only paid $40 for them, some fukker stole em out my car and i had to buy new pair when i was in australia, cost me $160 with taxes/shipping/exchange rate etc :(



Yeah those are dope and what I'm thinking about or powerlift because they're pretty. Places like marshalls or tj max also stock sneakers I've not been recently but you could find nice Jordans and shit for $20-$60, might have some lifting shoes
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Apr 11 2017 06:07am
I use my squash shoes to get a powerlift in every now and then, whatever's comfortable.
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