kcrossDeadlift Shoes - Weightlifting & Powerlifting Shoes for Men & Women, Ideal for Weight Training & Hard Pulling

Bought these to replace some weightlifting shoes i had for a while. Squatted heavy in these to test them out and they felt solid and very stable definitely a good choice if you normally squat in other weightlifting shoes. I went with size 11 and i normally wear 10.5 shoes and it felt nice and snug. Might be a little tight around the toes if you have wider feet.

Muy buena calidad

Great squat shoes from what I can see. I wear a 8 and had to get a 9.5 due to how tight the toe box is. The 9.5 is still a little tight but I’m sure it’ll loosen up after a couple of workout sessions in themUpdate: a month later and the shoes fit perfectly. Go a size and a half up and you’ll be fine.

I love these. They’re absolutely amazing to say the least. I’m currently wearing them right now LOL. But one thing I will have to say about them is that they do run a little small. I got my size and my feet are barely fitting in them. Just size up

I ordered these Kcross shoes because a weightlifting blog called them the "Best Budget Weightlifting Shoes", "with a respectable 20-millimeter heel-to-toe drop" (important if you have long legs like me). I also ordered a tried-and-true, slightly more expensive ($105) pair with a 0.75" (19mm) heel-to-toe drop; I say "tried-and-true" because it's a brand created uniquely for weightlifters.I was able to try both pairs on and compare them, and it was very clear that these Kcross shoes do NOT have a 20mm drop. It's hard to estimate what it actually is, but I was disappointed for sure.Also, though these shoes do feel pretty comfortable, they do not feel very "solid". I could imagine doing any and all gym sessions with them, because they feel kinda like a regular pair of shoes. However, I don't think these shoes would necessarily improve my squatting all that much, so I returned these shoes and went with the others I mentioned...

Estéticamente son muy bonitos, después de 15 días de entrenamiento ya se dañaron, la suela apesar de ser rígida, ya se siente el fondo de la plantilla, las espumas internas con el primer entrenamiento se deformaron y no tienen nada de confort, si van a comprar que sea 1 talla por encima del calzado que usa

I use it now every time for leg day but it is a tad bit uncomfortable for my toes because the shoe is a bit short in the width. But the build quality feels solid and overall not bad.

Usually a 10.5 in vans/converse. Got ther 10.5-11 size and fit perfect. Could not have fit in the size below that. Snug like a weightlifting shoe should be but not too narrow even for my wider feet. I can only speak to front squatting in these and not snatching or cj-ing. They feel stable and solid with a decent heel for the extra mobility. They look better in person if you liked the romaleo 2 style