Yes, you really do need a dedicated pair of cross-training shoes - your typical walking sneakers, running sneakers, and workout shoes won't cut it for demanding workouts that involve a mix of ...

Cross-training shoes are versatile by nature, designed to be as close to a do-it-all gym sneaker as you can get. But each still has its strengths, weaknesses and specialties—I should know, I've tested ...

Now, several pairs of exercise-specific shoes might seem like a lot—but luckily for you, the best cross-training shoes are here to help. Let’s clarify something upfront: Despite their name ...

Tired of swapping shoes when you're running and lifting? The NoBull Mesh Drives can handle it all—read the full review here.

Launching a new workout shoe in this day and age is ballsy, especially when the market is already saturated by big brand names, from Nike to Nobull. Enter the RAD Ones, the newest cross-training ...

Several customers note the toe box runs narrow, and mention it may not be a good shoe for people with wide feet. The Nike Metcon is one of the most popular cross-training shoes on the market.

You can maximize your gains even more efficiently with the right lifting shoes. CNET's experts have ... still enjoy learning and brushing up on my training knowledge from time to time.

Hoka is one of the most popular footwear brands on the market. We researched and tested nine pairs of Hoka shoes to select ...

To find out, I tested Hoka's #1 training shoe, the Kawana 2, over the course of three weeks, working out four times per week and using the shoe for daily walks. In this in-depth review, I'll explain ...

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I wore the Kawana 2 during various cross-training activities, including weight lifting and high-intensity interval training (HIIT). Here’s what I found: Weight Lifting: The shoe’s cushioning ...

In cross-country running, you’ll cover various surfaces – from grass and gravel to mud and asphalt – and find yourself negotiating sharp turns, short but steep hills, cambers, logs, rivers, tree roots ...