I have never used squat shoes before, so I’m not an expert by any means. But moving over from flat-foot shoes to squat shoes made a huge difference in the way the movement feels. I absolutely love these shoes, and would recommend them to anyone.

Would buy again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It’s been two months I bought them and I love it. They are perfect

This particular shoe was recommended to me by my affiliate owner. I love the way they fit and look and perform. I expect to get many years of use out of these shoes.

I have ankle mobility problems due to too many sprained ankles. These shows have helped me get full range of motion during my squats and allowed me to lift properly. Only downfall is they aren't very comfortable, but what can you expect

Looks good, feels alright. I don't think Adidas will ever be able to make a show like the original Adipower, but this is a good stand-in. Materials feel like a mid quality weightlifting shoe which is exactly what this is.

These are the first lifters I have ordered without trying on and I was super nervous. Thankfully, my nervousness came to an end once I received them. They felt much lighter than my reebok lifters and lifting in them has made a huge difference for my lifting experience. I'd like to add I ordered these shoes June 25th and they got lost. Aaron J from rogue helped me to obtain my lifters July 5th after having a bad experience with a sales associate who was not as kind to assist me with my order. He was kind, patient, and listened to my unnecessary venting which was very appreciated. Ordering online makes me anxious and he for sure eased that anxiousness and assisted me in gaining the confidence to order again in the future. I cannot speak enough about how his customer service was above and beyond. Thank you Aaron for helping me to get into shoes I love!

Sizing: I'm a US 10.5 and the 10.5 fit about perfectly. Maybe like a millimeter snug to a true 10.5, which is good for a lifting shoe. I have decently aggressive arches and the shoe really supported them. Not absolute tanks like Rom 2s but still good. Heel security was great too. Toebox: was narrower than I would like. I have a semi wide foot. Not crazy wide but a 'man' foot. It felt like I could almost roll over the edge of the base. Its not smashing my toes but it is more snug than desired. Despite the snugness, it is still secure. If you have an average foot, no problem. If you have a tad wider foot I wouldn't go with it. Base: the base feels firm and stable but also has a slight bit of dampening. It doesnt feel like Rom 2 concrete soles but it's definitely not soft by any means. Material: honestly I've heard people's concerns about the materials not being supportive enough but thats not really the case. It's a strong lighter shoe. I'm a 93kg male and aggressively olympic lift. These would hold up for me. Of course they aren't Anta's but they will hold up. Design: looks amazing. Actually a super awesome looking shoe. (But looks aren't what really matters) Overall: this is a great squat and olympic shoe for someone with a normal or narrower foot. The heels feel great. Is it worth $220? Idk, they are nice shoes. As a 'top shoe' there is a lot to compete with. I would keep them (and they would perform great) if they didn't crowd my toes as much as they do. If you think you have a slightly wide foot look to legacy lifters, antas, roms, etc.