Do-Win Weightlifting Shoes

Solid shoe and offers great stability and balance under the weight

Got these as a birthday gift and they're the best gift ever. Shoe fits so comfortable and snug, toe box is perfect and very true to size. I saw some comments about the toe box being narrow so I was hesitant to wear these, but it's not. Very nice fit and professional feel. I just wore these for the first time for two hours to squat in and it was the best session I've had in a while. Can't wait to wear these again. Get 'em.

Purchased two months ago, and only took about 3 hours of wear to break in. Bought the same size I wear in other shoes of other brands (eg. Nike, Reebok) and found them to be too small, so I removed the insoles, and have been able to wear them that way. Would've bought anywhere between a half size to an entire size up had I known.

First pair of dedicated weight shoes. First glance they seem pretty well built, but the combo of laces and Velcro gets a bit fussy- no matter really since the fit becomes quite good after both are wrenched down. I could have been able to fit an 11, purchased 11.5. I have a wide foot and overthought it. In terms of use, I’ve only done three sessions but each time I’m glad I bought them. These were the least expensive in my size and considering I’ll probably only lift with them 2 a week they should last quite a while. They solve a lot of pelvic tilt and ankle mobility so my form is much better. I was reluctant because I felt like I should be able to do my lift’s barefoot, as nature intended, but it turns out my body isn’t perfect at all, and these shoes aren’t a crutch- they are the tool I needed to see how my mobility was getting in the way. Now I can lift better and I know what limits I need to work on.

Great shoes for squatting, solid, comfortable, reasonable price

Does one thing extremely well – provide a comfortable, stable platform for lifting. Adequate room in the toe box, appears to be well-made, and reasonably priced. Very happy with my purchase.

I started using this shoes a month ago. Till now I had been using Romaleos 4, but got bored of the quality/price ratio after mu second pair broke. So far, I love the classic look, a little like team north korea style. The feet feel pretty stable in them, not much to envy to other more expensive brands like Nike or Reebok, and I have succesfully achieved training sessions at my 100% for snatch and clean and jerk. The price is incredibly low, and having this in mind, there’s little extra left to wish for this great shoes.

5’11 individual with long femurs. HUGE difference between barefoot and these, must have if looking to keep that heel planted with max squat depth. Comfortable toe box as well.