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Reebok Men's Nano X1 Cross Trainer, 9 US, Footwear White/Core Black/Vector Red
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Reebok Men's Nano X1 Cross Trainer, 9 US, Footwear Features
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Versatile workout shoes: Workout the way you want - these combination training and running shoes enable you to jump, climb, and even throw the barbell around with complete confidence
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Soft and durable upper: These iconic training sneakers for men feature a Flexweave knit upper that's breathable yet durable, with integrated support for multidirectional movement
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Comfortable fit: Floatride energy foam provides the lightweight, responsive cushioning of these running shoes, while maintaining the performance and stability of men's training shoes
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Stabilizing foot support: Enhanced with a shock-absorbing EVA foam midsole, these men's athletics shoes are ideal for high-intensity workouts, crossfit, cardio, lifting, climbing and running
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Built for speed: The sleek shape and ultra-stylish design of these lightweight workout shoes for men helps you crush your workout goals and feel good about what you're wearing too; model GY1970
About Reebok Men's Nano X1 Cross Trainer, 9 US, Footwear
Product Description Flexagon Energy TR 3 / Flexagon Energy TR 3 Shoes Elevate your performance at the gym in this men's Reebok training shoe. Textile upper is lightweight and comfortable to wear. FuelFoam cushioning delivers comfort and responsiveness, and the flex of the forefoot groove delivers power to the lift. Lace closure Textile upper Flexible forefoot FuelFoam midsole with excellent rebound power From the Manufacturer Reebok was founded for one of the best reasons possible: athletes wanted to run faster. So in the 1890s, Joseph William Foster made some of the first known running shoes with spikes in them. By 1895, he was in business making shoes by hand for top runners
