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Reebok releases their latest CrossFit shoe, the Reebok Nano 7.0.
Reebok
Introducing the latest addition to your gym bag: the Nano 7.0. This next generation of our CrossFit shoe keeps the natural shape and stability athletes covet, and comes with a flexible bottom for mobility and traction. The added heel piece creates a fit lockdown for better leverage as you lift.NanoWeave tech upper for breathability and comfort Anatomical toe box and a low-cut design for a natural feel and ankle mobility Ortholite sockliner for cushion 360-degree TPU heel wrap for a locked-in feel Crystallized rubber outsole flexes naturally for balance and stability 4mm heel-to-toe drop
Reebok has released the Nano 7.0’s!
I know what you’re thinking, “they just did that to block sales from going to Nike!”
Well, you’re probably right, but that doesn’t change whether the Nano 7.0 is a great shoe or not.
Let’s take a look at the new shoe:
As you can see, this is a whole new Nano. In fact, it looks completely different from the most recent models.
Everything from the upper to the sole is a redesign. I’m curious to see what that black fabric is made out of thought to be able to stand up to rope climbs. Either way, if these perform anything like the Reebok Nano 6.0, they’ll be a great shoe!
Reebok
Introducing the latest addition to your gym bag: the Nano 7.0. This next generation of our CrossFit shoe keeps the natural shape and stability athletes covet, and comes with a flexible bottom for mobility and traction. The added heel piece creates a fit lockdown for better leverage as you lift.NanoWeave tech upper for breathability and comfort Anatomical toe box and a low-cut design for a natural feel and ankle mobility Ortholite sockliner for cushion 360-degree TPU heel wrap for a locked-in feel Crystallized rubber outsole flexes naturally for balance and stability 4mm heel-to-toe drop
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