Rip had mentioned the Texas Lifting shoe by Justin boots. It looks like that was a limited pre-order run. Any follow up on that or if you missed it you missed it?
When I was in the market for lifting shoes, I also tried out some Adidas (went for Reebok Lifter PR II in the end - I found the shell quite "soft" to provide any support).
Adidas have a shoe called The Total, which is marketed as a shoe that's optimized for deadlifting. It has a relatively flat sole, which is completely level - so no heel raise. I also found the sole to be quite soft, and the shoe in general to be very floppy. Definitely not something that provides the needed support. Is that just bad design/market positioning of Adidas or am I missing?
Rip had mentioned the Texas Lifting shoe by Justin boots. It looks like that was a limited pre-order run. Any follow up on that or if you missed it you missed it?
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Thanks I’ll give it a look. I happen to have some ash in the shop lol
Thanks for the reply. So like a hiking/work boot style or something with a heel and a smoother sole?