NIKE Women's Mc Trainer Training Shoe

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Overall, I’ve enjoyed the performance of the Nike MC Trainer 2 for versatile training. They’re a consistent model that delivers a strong performance for the price, and they can be a good shoe to beat up for both indoor and outdoor workouts. Testing the Nike MC Trainer 2 for Short Runs and Daily Wear Additionally, these will not be the best CrossFit shoes on the market. They’ll work for casual WODs here and there but will fall short as you get more niche and serious with your training. The lifting performance with these shoes will be best for casual and recreational sessions. Testing the Nike MC Trainer 2 for Versatile Training On top of this, since this shoe has a low-profile boot construction and it can be prone to heel slip issues, sizing up will probably not be an option for most lifters and athletes. For wide and even flat feet, the size inclusivity of this model just isn’t there. Performance

I don’t like cranking my laces super tight in this context, so the heel slip issue can be a little frustrating, at times. If you want to use these for daily wear, I’d suggest keeping this in mind and making sure you don’t experience similar slip issues. Nike MC Trainer 2 Sizing The second aspect to like about the Nike MC Trainer 2 is its performance for athletic-style training. If you’re someone who on a weekly basis likes to lift, do HIIT workouts, do plyometrics, do agility work, and even some sprints, the MC Trainer 2 can be a good option to explore.For daily wear, I’d suggest passing on this model. With the heel slip issue, I ran into with this model, I’ve been less than impressed with this shoe’s performance for all-day wear and longer walks. First, the Nike MC Trainer 2’s tongue construction isn’t the best. The MC Trainer didn’t have issues with its tongue due to it having two tongue loops that sat lower on the tongue versus the singular loop that’s placed higher on the MC Trainer 2. For versatile training, I enjoyed the performance of the Nike MC Trainer 2 and think it has an edge over the original model in this context, and that’s for two reasons.

Another thing to like about this model for lifting is that I feel as though it articulates a little better than the previous MC Trainer and other budget-friendly training shoes. When doing sled work and lunges, this shoe’s toe box offered a fair amount of flexibility. Since we all have different weekly training breakdowns and biases, it can be useful to cross-reference how different shoes will perform in different settings and align with your training needs.

Looking into new cross-training shoes? Try my Cross-Training Shoe Finder. The calculator matches you with trainers that fit and suit your individual needs best. Who Should Invest In the Nike MC Trainer 2? The final aspect that I like with the Nike MC Trainer 2 is that it feels more flexible than the original MC Trainer. One of my complaints with the first model was how stiff the midfoot and heel could feel at times. But if you have wide feet, this is probably not your best bet. It could even seem a little tight if you have a mid-range foot.