Whether you're an experienced weightlifter or just starting out, you may be curious about weightlifting shoes. Do you need them? What are they best for? Can they help you build muscle? To help you ...

Nowadays, I have a rotating cast of different pairs because most workout shoes are built for specific activities, like running, weight lifting, basketball, tennis, or hiking, among others.

It's very secure and stable to squat in, and you can rest assured your feet won't slip during heavy lifts; these shoes have 'got you'. However, those with sweaty feet may suffer as the ventilation ...

The Nike Free X Metcon 2 is the perfect middle ground, practically fusing elements from dedicated weight-lifting shoes with those flexible, lightweight components of a fast-paced trainer.

“Cushioned soles on shoes actually end up causing people problems like plantar fasciitis [inflammation on the bottom of the foot] because they stop the foot and supporting muscles from ...