All GGR Reviews

The beginning of each year brings frenzy around tax returns and New Year’s resolutions and… CrossFit shoes.Yep, CrossFit shoes. Each year around the month of February, apparel behemoth Reebok releases its much-anticipated new iteration of the Reebok Nano. If you’re a CrossFit fiend, you probably look forward to this every year. In my Reebok Nano X3 review I’ll look at how the new iteration compares to previous versions.  » Read more about: Reebok Nano X3 Review (2024): The Most Runnable CrossFit Shoe Ever?  »

Check out our Lululemon Chargefeel review to see if these new training shoes are right for you!

Our Nike Metcon 8 review looks at the latest iteration of this training shoe, and whether it’s worth upgrading from the Nike Metcon 7s.

In our Adidas Adipower III review, we take a first look at the brand’s latest iteration of this popular weightlifting shoe.

Our NOBULL Runner review looks at the controversial footwear company’s attempt at a cross-training shoe that can do it all. Or can it?

In our Reebok Nano X2 review, we take a first look at the brand’s latest iteration of this popular functional fitness shoe.

In our Lululemon Blissfeel running shoe review, we give our first impressions of the brand’s first foray into footwear.

Our NOBULL Lifter shoes review will let you know whether these shoes are worth the high price tag.

In my Adidas Adipower 2 review, I’ll break down who should give these redesigned classics a shot and who should pass on them.

In this Do-Win Classic Lifter review, we point out how they perform well, but are they the most durable weightlifting shoe on the market.

In my Xero 360 shoes review, I’ll help you decide whether these zero-drop shoes are a good choice for you.

Nike is back with another weightlifting shoe, the Romaleos 4. In an attempt to provide a modern, updated look for the Romaleos 2 purists, they’ve created the heaviest and most stable weightlifting shoe I have used.