- Is the Nike Reax 8 Trainer good for weightlifting?
- It works for moderate lifting and machine work, but the soft React midsole compresses under heavy barbell squats and deadlifts. For maximal loads, a flatter, firmer shoe like the Nike Metcon is the better pick.
- Can I run in the Nike Reax 8 Trainer?
- Short runs and treadmill warm-ups are fine thanks to the cushioning. It is not built for long distances, so use a dedicated running shoe for regular road miles.
- How does it compare with the Nike Metcon?
- The Reax 8 is softer and more comfortable for all-day wear and mixed training. The Metcon has a firmer, flatter platform and more stability for heavy lifting and rope climbs.
- Does the Nike Reax 8 Trainer fit true to size?
- It fits true to size for most men, but the normal width runs snug. If you have wide feet or wear thick socks, consider going up half a size.
- What is the upper made of?
- The upper mixes mesh, textile, synthetic and faux-leather panels with a polyester mesh lining. The mesh areas breathe, while the synthetic overlays add structure.
- Is it good for everyday wear?
- Yes. The cushioning and rubber outsole make it comfortable for walking and casual use, and the gray and black colorways are understated enough for daily wear.
- Where is the Nike Reax 8 Trainer Cross Training Shoes cheapest?
- At Kohl's, for $71.25, 25% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Nike Reax 8 Trainer Cross Training Shoes?
- 8 stores we checked sell it, including Kohl's, Zappos, asos, Rack Room Shoes, WSS.