I agonize over shoes. They need to be just right. I'm taking the time to write this review because the Nano 6s are not only the best Nanos ever, but they're the best training shoe I've ever worn.
I'm a longtime wearer of Inov8 235s, and was looking for something more substantial. I tried these, the Nike Metcon 2s, the Reebok JJ Watts, and the new Inov8 235s. Every shoe was returned but these.
Fit: These are the first Nanos to fit my flat feet, and the fit is excellent. There is just enough room in the toebox, great support around the arch, and no slippage in the heel. I couldn't ask for better. Buy your regular shoe size.
Looks: Highly subjective. I like the white color way, and the newly released "stealth" one. Go with whatever matches the socks you train in.
Performance: Stable, but able to be run in. The grip is fantastic. No hotspots, no blisters.
Price: Pretty great--you can find them for cheaper off Amazon, but without the great return policy.
Cons: Not much here--I guess I don't like the CrossFit branding on the heel.
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Kevlar-infused and mesh upper. |
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Versitile Athletic Shoe
This is from a perspective of someone who did not purchase the shoe specifically for cross training or own the previous 5 iteration of the shoe. Rather, I bought the shoe to replace my old tennis shoes that have worn out.The Crossfit Nano 6.0 are the most comfortable athletic shoe I have ever owned. I feels like its custom fit for my feet as it took less than an hour to break-in. I typically only own one pair of shoe for all athletic ventures as I only play sports casually with friends and family either its tennis, ultimate frisbee, basketball, street hockey, hiking, random foot races, etc and this fits the bill perfectly. It's not as good as shoes that caters to a specific sport (except maybe cross training), but it does elicit above average performance in all areas.Performance:-Running. Not as good as running shoes, but good enough if you're not highly competitive in a track race. It will get you through a marathon without much feet fatigue. I say these shoes are better at heel striking than forefoot striking-When you jump down from a high altitude there's very minimal shock if at all making for great transitions of movement-When going on long hikes there's less feet exhaustion/less chances of blisters or callus-The insole is pretty standard, if you want better arch support I'd purchase a replacementFit:Fits as expected. You do not need to buy a half size up or down, just stick with the size you normally wear.Very comfortable: not too wide, not too narrowOkay breath-ability. Your foot won't get stuffy, but there's not much airflow compared high end running shoesAmple room around the toes, not too loose or too tight.Nice padding on the heel and toesGood lock down on your foot, your feet won't move around a lot when doing various activities when wearing the shoesOverall very impressed with the Nano 6.0, will probably be my main shoe when doing high physical activity
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2017
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2016
This is from a perspective of someone who did not purchase the shoe specifically for cross training or own the previous 5 iteration of the shoe. Rather, I bought the shoe to replace my old tennis shoes that have worn out.
The Crossfit Nano 6.0 are the most comfortable athletic shoe I have ever owned. I feels like its custom fit for my feet as it took less than an hour to break-in. I typically only own one pair of shoe for all athletic ventures as I only play sports casually with friends and family either its tennis, ultimate frisbee, basketball, street hockey, hiking, random foot races, etc and this fits the bill perfectly. It's not as good as shoes that caters to a specific sport (except maybe cross training), but it does elicit above average performance in all areas.
Performance:
-Running. Not as good as running shoes, but good enough if you're not highly competitive in a track race. It will get you through a marathon without much feet fatigue. I say these shoes are better at heel striking than forefoot striking
-When you jump down from a high altitude there's very minimal shock if at all making for great transitions of movement
-When going on long hikes there's less feet exhaustion/less chances of blisters or callus
-The insole is pretty standard, if you want better arch support I'd purchase a replacement
Fit:
Fits as expected. You do not need to buy a half size up or down, just stick with the size you normally wear.
Very comfortable: not too wide, not too narrow
Okay breath-ability. Your foot won't get stuffy, but there's not much airflow compared high end running shoes
Ample room around the toes, not too loose or too tight.
Nice padding on the heel and toes
Good lock down on your foot, your feet won't move around a lot when doing various activities when wearing the shoes
Overall very impressed with the Nano 6.0, will probably be my main shoe when doing high physical activity
The Crossfit Nano 6.0 are the most comfortable athletic shoe I have ever owned. I feels like its custom fit for my feet as it took less than an hour to break-in. I typically only own one pair of shoe for all athletic ventures as I only play sports casually with friends and family either its tennis, ultimate frisbee, basketball, street hockey, hiking, random foot races, etc and this fits the bill perfectly. It's not as good as shoes that caters to a specific sport (except maybe cross training), but it does elicit above average performance in all areas.
Performance:
-Running. Not as good as running shoes, but good enough if you're not highly competitive in a track race. It will get you through a marathon without much feet fatigue. I say these shoes are better at heel striking than forefoot striking
-When you jump down from a high altitude there's very minimal shock if at all making for great transitions of movement
-When going on long hikes there's less feet exhaustion/less chances of blisters or callus
-The insole is pretty standard, if you want better arch support I'd purchase a replacement
Fit:
Fits as expected. You do not need to buy a half size up or down, just stick with the size you normally wear.
Very comfortable: not too wide, not too narrow
Okay breath-ability. Your foot won't get stuffy, but there's not much airflow compared high end running shoes
Ample room around the toes, not too loose or too tight.
Nice padding on the heel and toes
Good lock down on your foot, your feet won't move around a lot when doing various activities when wearing the shoes
Overall very impressed with the Nano 6.0, will probably be my main shoe when doing high physical activity
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2016
