- Is the TYR CXT-3 good for weightlifting?
- Yes. The flat, stable heel and firm platform suit squats, deadlifts and Olympic lifts. It is not a dedicated lifting shoe, so very heavy lifts may want a raised heel.
- Can I run in the TYR CXT-3?
- For short distances in a workout, yes. The foam midsole is firmer and less cushioned than a running shoe, so it is not built for long runs.
- How does it compare with the Nike Metcon or Reebok Nano?
- It competes directly with both as a stable cross-trainer. The CXT-3 leans toward a firm, grippy platform, while the Metcon and Nano offer similar stability with their own fit and cushioning differences.
- Does the TYR CXT-3 fit true to size?
- Most buyers take their usual training shoe size. If you wear thick socks or have wide feet, try a half size up.
- What is the TYR CXT-3 made of?
- A mesh upper, a foam midsole and a rubber and TPU outsole. The mesh keeps the shoe breathable during classes.
- Is the TYR CXT-3 unisex?
- Yes. It is sold in unisex sizing, so men and women choose the size that matches their usual fit.
- Where is the TYR Cxt-3 Trainer - Men's cheapest?
- At Zappos, for $160.00, as of our latest check.