The heel piece is a beveled horseshoe-shaped slab of EVA, with a rubber outsole along the perimeter of the bottom of the shoe. In front of the Zoom units, there is a deep V-groove and a rubber toe-off outsole piece. In true Nike fashion, a translucent rubber outsole allows the wearer to see the cushioning technology from the bottom, as well as the sides. In the forefoot, there are two visible Zoom Air units, placed strategically underneath the ball of the foot, and mirrored on the lateral side. The forefoot and heel of the midsole and outsole are two different pieces, bridged together by what Nike calls a FlyPlate. In all of my years looking at any buying athletic shoes, I’ve seen very few that are as radical as the SuperRep 2. have wide feet ( see the list of wide training shoes)įirst off, the look.are looking for a weightlifting shoe (the Nike Romaleos 4 is a favorite among athletes).
need a dedicated Crossfit shoe (in this case, consider a shoe from the Nike Metcon series).This performance-ready training shoe is recommended to fitness enthusiasts who love pushing their limits in fast-paced workouts. It performs adequately in key movements that running shoes can’t but sacrifices overall performance due to a fit that just didn’t cut it. It’s an average-performing shoe with a higher ceiling than I give it credit for, at least regarding future iterations. It looks like it commands attention with its unconventional de-coupled sole, and any technology it uses is very visible, along with the branding. This is probably the Nike-est shoe that I’ve owned in a long time. The Nike SuperRep 2 is a HIIT class-specific training shoe.
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