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In our last post we reviewed at a unique Crossover Symmetry H.I.I.T System. Today we review an interesting accessory for your lifting shoes, the Stuffitts. I wish I could keep track of the amount of shoes I’ve been through in my lifetime, but there have simply been too many to even consider making a list. With as …
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In our last post we looked at the Stuffitts In this post we jump back to lifting shoes, with a look at the Powerlift 2.0. Adidas is no stranger to the athletic shoe industry. That’s why it should come as no surprise that their Performance Men’s Powerlift 2.0 is a real competitor among the best of them …
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In out previous article we look at the best looking kettle bells on the market in the ONNIT Primal Kettlebells. In this article we look at one of the underdogs in the lifting show market. There are plenty of shoe companies out there that are about as common as they come. Nike, Reebok, and even newcomer Under …
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Adidas is a popular company that is known for their AdiStar weightlifting shoes. These shoes have been on the market since 2008 and have gained a lot of loyal customers. However, they now have changed their construction completely and released the Adidas AdiPower as their new model. The AdiPower adds some new features and solves some …
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One of the most well known sports shoe and apparel companies on the planet, Nike provides an Olympic Weightlifting shoe that is popular for many athletes. With a very diverse training staffs, and tons of money to put into any shoe that they create, Nike produced the Nike Romaleos to get into the weightlifting scene. When …
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It’s no surprise that Pendlay would have its own weightlifting shoe. Considering they make a quality line of weights, bars and other workout equipment, they have the knowledge and expertise to know exactly what is needed in a shoe. While Pendlay does have the knowledge of what should be in a good shoe, the Pendlay …
If you are looking for a mid-level Olympic Weightlifting shoe, the Reebok Oly shoes are a great option. And when I say mid-level, I truly mean middle of the road in every aspect. The Oly is priced less than Nike or Adidas but more than Pendlay or Rogue. With that said, I also feel very …
Olympic Weightlifting newbies, and even some veterans, may be unfamiliar with a relatively new brand of weightlifting shoes. Risto has made a variety of series over the last few years and has become a favorite of many athletes. This is probably credited to the fact that Risto offers some of the most varying and customizable …
Another shoe that is worth taking a look at if you are looking for a pair of Olympic Weightlifting shoes, is the Rogue Do-win Weightlifting shoe. If the name sounds familiar, its because it is. The name, “Do-win”, is very similar to the Do-win made by Pendlay. As a matter of a fact, they are …
When I first got into Olympic Weightlifting, I had no clue what an investment it would become. Sure, I love the sport and it’s worth every penny, but I also love my wallet and what goes into it. I completely understand that a lot of other people feel the same way and therefore I’ve decided …
