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This is a discussion on Athletic shoes within the Exercise forums, part of the The Gym category; Sup brahs been looking around at shoes for workouts mix of cardio and free weights which do u think is ...

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    Athletic shoes

    Sup brahs been looking around at shoes for workouts mix of cardio and free weights which do u think is better a cross trainer shoe like an under armour shoe or a runners shoe like asics type any thoughts would really help

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    I've got a set of Nike cross trainers that I'm in love with. They are incredibly comfortable and great for running. I'll probly be buying another pair this summer just to wear around because they are that comfortable.
    http://www.zappos.com/nike-air-vitur...c-silver-black

    I haven't tried and UA shoes so I really can't compare the two.

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    I wear me some Nike Free or Chuck Taylor lows.

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    For cardio and general lifting, Nike Free's.

    For lifting, wrestling shoes/chucks/squat shoes.

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    Cool thanks for the tips guys looking for as close to an all around shoe so I won't have to carry spair shoes

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    Quote Originally Posted by mreast View Post
    Cool thanks for the tips guys looking for as close to an all around shoe so I won't have to carry spair shoes
    Nomz advice is solid. There is no such thing as an all around shoe for lifting weights and cardio. The same qualities that make a shoe good for lifting in, make it terrible for running in, and vice versa.

    Wait! I take it back that there is no all around shoe. Vibram five fingers, the shoes that are sort of like a glove for your foot. I haven't used them personally, but I have heard great things about them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Golden7 View Post
    Nomz advice is solid. There is no such thing as an all around shoe for lifting weights and cardio. The same qualities that make a shoe good for lifting in, make it terrible for running in, and vice versa.

    Wait! I take it back that there is no all around shoe. Vibram five fingers, the shoes that are sort of like a glove for your foot. I haven't used them personally, but I have heard great things about them.
    No all around shoe? I beg to differ.
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    nice thanks to all of you didnt see the first part of nomz post probably go out and try some tonight

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    Quote Originally Posted by mreast View Post
    nice thanks to all of you didnt see the first part of nomz post probably go out and try some tonight
    I just got a pair, great for cardio and curls. I would never squat or deadlift in them, anything that requires power and stability.

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    I would get some good cardio shoes and squat barefoot.

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    What NomZ said was spot on.

    I wear Shox for weight training/cardio and Chucks for Deads/Squats.

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    I've got some Nike Darts, and I just take them off to squat and dead. Nike Frees will probably be my next buy in the shoe department.

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    I got the nike spartan shoes..Love them super light great arches.

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    Love my imitation chucks for lifting, not much padding for extensive cardio, though.

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    Re: Athletic shoes

    i wear my wrestling shoes for deads and squats....everything else is in new balances.....gonna have to look into some nike frees though

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    Quote Originally Posted by heavydeadlifts View Post
    i wear my wrestling shoes for deads and squats....everything else is in new balances.....gonna have to look into some nike frees though

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    yeah, I love my Nike free's! But I love rollin into the gym wearing low top chucks , socks pulled up to my knees and my Dickies shorts creased up like a tru Vato Loco, ORALE!

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    nike trainers 1


    best shoes ever worn. lots of pro athletes wear these for working out.

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    Puma LIFT Racer

    http://www.shop.puma.ca/L.I.F.T.-Rac...tml?cgid=23200



    light, breathable, shallow sole, good for cardio and lifting.

    I has in white n green.

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    This looks like more your style mreast.....


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    wat the fuk kook

    NOT the misc

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    Quote Originally Posted by heavydeadlifts View Post
    wat the fuk kook

    NOT the misc
    It's so hard to resist

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    Just remember people, you don't want a shoe with a soft, cushiony sole for lifting. You need something with a hard, flat(unless you get a lifting shoe with a heel for squatting and such) sole.

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    lol at kooks post just saw it id wear it in the gym if i didnt have fear everybody would ask me where i got them from and it stopped me from my workout.......

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    Re: Athletic shoes

    just got my nike frees in and they are by far the most comfortable shoe ive ever worn.....they are so light you forget you have shoes on.....they were awesome for cardio and also give you a great sense of balance.....love these shoes

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    I got a pair of nike frees and I wear them 24/7. Only time I dont use them is if im DLing Squatting or pressing. If youre use to doing these exercises in shoes I dont see why youd have a problem doing them in the shoes

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