- Is the Metcon 7 good for running?
- No. It is stiff and heavy at about 12.5oz, so it suits short cardio bursts in the gym, not regular running.
- How does it fit compared with other Nike shoes?
- It fits true to normal Nike size. The midfoot is secure and the toe box is roomy enough for most feet.
- What is the heel drop?
- It has a 4mm heel drop, which keeps the foot low and close to the ground for lifting.
- Is it good for lifting and HIIT?
- Yes. The wide, flat base and firm heel give stability for squats and Olympic lifts, and the flexible forefoot handles jumps and sled work.
- How does it compare with the Metcon 6?
- The Metcon 7 keeps the stable platform and durable build, with a firmer, more locked-in feel. It is still a gym shoe, not a runner.
- Is it worth it over a running shoe?
- If you lift and do gym classes, yes: a running shoe is softer and less stable under a barbell. If you mostly run, choose a running shoe.
- Where is the Nike Metcon 7 Training Shoes cheapest?
- At Whatnot, for $50.00, 66% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Nike Metcon 7 Training Shoes?
- 9 stores we checked sell it, including Whatnot, StockX, GOAT, Poshmark, Editorialist.