Reebok Men's Lifter Pr Ii Running Shoe

Product Information

The heel height (blast) is the core element of every weightlifter shoe. Most models have a heel height of about 0.7". This corresponds to a blast of 17 millimeters.

If you have either of these shoes and you’ve experienced durability issues with either of them, please reach out and let me know what you’ve run into so I can make those issues known in this comparison. Reebok Legacy Lifter 3 Vs Reebok Lifter PR 3 Price For the Reebok Lifter PR 3, most lifters and athletes should be safe going true to size in this model. This shoe’s length runs true and they have what I would describe as a medium or neutral width. NOBULL is one of those love ‘em or hate ‘em brands. I discuss this at length in my NOBULL Trainers review, where our writer Amanda and editor Kate share their very different opinions on these controversial training shoes. If you’re used to squatting with flat shoes and you jump to a higher heel elevation of let’s say, 20mm/.78 inches plus, then it can feel a little jarring regarding your lifting mechanics and the changes that come with this style as you’re making a more dramatic jump.

Reebok Legacy Lifter 3 Vs Reebok Lifter PR 3 Price

Over the course of my review and testing process with the Reebok Lifter PR 3, I’ve found a few pros to really enjoy with this shoe. Whether you’re buying this shoe solely for squats or your first pair of weightlifting shoes for snatches and clean & jerks, hopefully, this section can help you out based on your training context. On top of this, I think if you generally just like shoes that hug the entirety of the feet really, you’ll also enjoy the pump system and how it can influence the overall fit of the Reebok Legacy Lifter III. Plus, there is some novelty and nostalgia to it.

The flexible mesh and canvas upper also do a good job of supporting this shoe’s breathability. I also like the rubber outsole and the level of tread you get with the Adidas Powerlift 5 on rubber gym floors, wooden platforms, and machines. If you have additional sizing and fit question about the Reebok Lifter PR 3, drop a comment below and I can help you out. Price Breakdown Absolutely. There is no set rule for when you can wear lifting shoes for training and a beginner can wear these shoes to promote their performance with squats, clean & jerks, and snatches. Beginners Can Absolutely Wear Lifting Shoes It might just be me, but the velcro in the Reebok Lifter PR 3 doesn’t feel as grippy. Since this strap runs shorter, especially for high-volume feet, I could see this being an issue for certain foot anatomies.The Lifter PR 3 can be a great option for beginners getting into weightlifting shoes as they have a lower price point and heel-to-toe drop to help newer lifters acclimated to heel elevated shoes. Another aspect to like about the Reebok Lifter PR II is the fact that this model could be an awesome option for beginners who want to invest in their first pair of weightlifting shoes.