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Weightlifting & Gym Training Shoes

Strength work is a big part of any athlete’s programme. Weightlifting shoes have a raised, solid heel for deeper, more stable squats and Olympic lifts, while cross-trainers like the Nike Metcon handle everything else in the gym.

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adidas Adipower Weightlifting 2 shoeGym & Weightlifting ShoesAll levels

adidas

adidas Adipower Weightlifting III

The adidas Adipower Weightlifting III is a classic Olympic lifting shoe with a raised, rigid heel and secure strap for squats and the Olympic lifts.

Olympic lifting · SquatsCompare Prices
adidas Powerlift weightlifting shoeGym & Weightlifting ShoesBeginner

adidas

adidas Powerlift 5

The adidas Powerlift 5 is an affordable, lightweight lifting shoe with a die-cut midsole and Velcro strap for squats and heavy lifting.

Squats · Heavy liftingCompare Prices
Inov-8 Fastlift weightlifting shoeGym & Weightlifting ShoesBeginner

Inov-8

Inov-8 Fastlift 360

The Inov-8 Fastlift 360 is an affordable, stable weightlifting shoe that's flexible enough for cross-training and functional work.

Squats · Olympic lifting · Cross-trainingCompare Prices
Gym & Weightlifting ShoesAll levels

Nike

Nike Metcon 10

The Nike Metcon 10 is a stable, durable cross-training shoe for lifting, circuits and gym sessions, built to encourage proper lifting form.

Gym training · Circuits · LiftingCompare Prices
Reebok Legacy Lifter weightlifting shoeGym & Weightlifting ShoesAll levels

Reebok

Reebok Legacy Lifter III

The Reebok Legacy Lifter III is a stable, true-to-size weightlifting shoe that suits both Olympic lifters and powerlifters.

Olympic lifting · Powerlifting · SquatsCompare Prices

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Gym & Weightlifting Shoes FAQs

Do runners need weightlifting shoes?

Not essential, but if you squat, clean or snatch regularly, the raised heel and rigid sole of a weightlifting shoe help you hit better positions safely.

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