- Is the Nike Free Metcon 7 good for lifting?
- It handles moderate lifting well thanks to a stable heel and midfoot bridge. For maximal squats or deadlifts, a dedicated lifting shoe gives more heel support.
- Can I run in the Free Metcon 7?
- Short runs and sprints are fine because the forefoot flexes naturally. It is firmer than a running shoe, so it is not built for long distances.
- How does it compare with the Metcon 9?
- The Free Metcon line is more flexible and lighter than the standard Metcon, which has a flatter, stiffer base for heavy lifting. Choose the Free Metcon for mixed classes and the Metcon for strength work.
- Does it fit true to size?
- Most owners say it fits true to size with a roomy toe box. Those between sizes or with wide feet may prefer the larger size.
- What is the upper made of?
- The upper is mesh, which keeps it breathable and light. It offers less lateral lockdown than synthetic or knit reinforced uppers.
- Is it good for HIIT and CrossFit-style workouts?
- Yes. The flexible forefoot and rubber outsole suit jumps, lunges and rope work, and the midfoot bridge helps on lateral moves.
- Where is the Nike Free Metcon 7 cheapest?
- At Zappos, for $125.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Nike Free Metcon 7?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Nike, Zappos, Hibbett, The WOD Life.