These shoes were not as wide as I was expecting them to be. I have other pairs of regular barefoot shoes and these weightlifting shoes were not nearly as wide. I bought the same size as all of the other shoes that I own and it just didn’t seem like much of an improvement from normal weightlifting shoes.

Had the Nike Romaleo 2’s for 9 years and they were finally needing replaced. Decided to try the Romaleo 4’s but they were just slightly too narrow. I had seen the TYR lifters for a while but was skeptical. These shoes are a game changer with the wide toe box. Anyone who wears a wide shoe needs to give them a try.

I’ve always debated buying lifting shoes but finally made the decision to after physical therapy post knee surgery. My therapist recommended I get some so I could do full ROM without leaning too far forward (I’m 6’3). As soon as I tried them I fell in love! They are snug and hold your feet in place. Extremely comfortable and stylish. 10/10 recommend for anyone who wants to squat full depth!

I've had these for about a year now and have enjoyed them so far. They replaced some 13 year old, original Romaleos which is no small task. The only real gripe I have with them at the moment is that the white tongue, straps, and laces get dirty VERY easily. Its not really a big deal, just annoying. The roomy toe box is pretty nice but it did take a few sessions for me personally to get used too. They do seem to be holding up pretty well too, I've used them 2-5 times a week without any real signs of wear on the soles or upper. Over all they are great lifters.

Feel stable and flexible at the same time. Nice toe room. Also very cute on!

Comfortable and love the wide toe box. Feels rock solid.

They feel light and easier to walk around with than most lifters. I've worn them for WODs requiring push ups and man makers and they feel like regular sneakers when it comes to toe flexibility. Very stable when it comes to all the lifts. Nice grip too. Appreciate to be able to wear toe spacers in them. If the custom fees and shipping to canada didn't double the price of the shoe I would have probably exchanged them for half a size up. On the down side the choice of materials feels a bit cheap and they have a very 'plasticy' touch. And you're left wondering what is making them so expensive when you can get leather lifters for the same price. Will see how they age... TYR being a rather recent brand I hope they refine their designs and materials choices over time.

Great Lifting Shoes. In my opinion they are true size with enough space in the Front for wider feet. The price might be a little high