Nike In-Season TR 14

These are great work out shoes. The material is breathable and after going on a mile walk with my dog and then doing a quick HIIT work out my feet felt dry and still very comfortable. The sole is soft yet durable. The shoe runs true-to-size so sticking to your normal size is important, i went a half size down and realized they might be too small for me. That is the only down side. Next time l definitely stick to my regular size.

I got these shoes for my lady in an all black colorway, allowing her to wear it with any outfit ever possibly created. She loves the controlled response the shoes give back with every step which would be pointless without a lock down fit and stable platform. These shoes may not be the most aesthetically pleasing (I recommend the all black for this reason) but they offer comfort and performance unlike most other shoes. The grip/traction of the outsole is not ideal for off road use, but provides sufficient grip among any indoor surface. They seem to be ideal for training on surfaces such as hardwood or smooth concrete like a garage floor.

I purchased the Nike In-Season TR 14 in black because I’m starting CrossFit and needed something that could keep up with the variety of movements in those workouts. Right away I noticed the fit runs a little small, so I sized up by a half size and that made all the difference. Once I had the right size, the shoes felt lightweight yet supportive, with just enough cushioning to soften landings while still feeling stable underfoot. The breathable mesh fabric stood out to me — it kept my feet cool during long sessions and added a flexible feel that let me move naturally through everything from box jumps to sprints. What I’ve liked most so far is the flexibility in the forefoot. It really makes lunges, jumps, and quick changes of direction feel smooth and natural, which is important for CrossFit where the workouts are never the same two days in a row. I also appreciate how versatile they are. The sleek all-black design looks sharp in the gym but works just as easily for running errands afterward, so I don’t feel the need to switch shoes. If I could change anything, it would be to add a little more midfoot stability for side-to-side movements and improve the sizing so it’s more accurate out of the box. Still, the traction has been reliable on gym floors and treadmills, and I’ve felt confident using them for both lifting and cardio. Overall, these shoes have performed really well as a starting point for my CrossFit journey, giving me the comfort, style, and performance I was hoping for.