Customer Reviews Reebok Nano X1

The orange color is a stretch as the dye is actually pink. This is a grey and pink shoe. Feels like a size too big. Normally I wear a 13 and these feel massive.

Provide adequately-sized lace holes. I just spent a full 20 (twenty) minutes extracting and replacing the provided, horrible-looking (black and red plaid) laces. Extraction was a huge effort - skinny little slots in the front (4 to deal with), not holes; super tiny holes at the rear (4 to deal with). Replacement with the laces I used in my last pair of Reebok shoes was almost "its return time". Seems lace replacement was totally missed during engineering design review.

I don't know how these are getting such good reviews? The Workout 2.0 was such a better quality shoe. Nano runs an entire size too small, is not stable at all, cheap materials, and food slides forward due to forward lean. Typical corporate race to the bottom with its products in the name of chasing profits.

Great look, but super uncomfortable and too small.

I have 2 pairs of these - the first I got in November 2021 and still use today with no issue. I got a second pair in March 2022 and after 6 weeks (about 18 workouts) the lace holes separated from the shoe and they became unusable.

the colors are different (if I knew that such an inky blue I would not buy it), the color was very disappointing, I expected a dark blue color. and sloppy sewn, traces of glue everywhere.

First time with this version. Not impressed. I really love my Nanos and wish I could get another pair of the old versio.

The upper eyelets come unglued from the shoe very easily and have to be re-glued. All of the previous versions of Nanos that I've had have normal eyelets that are part of the shoe, like most normal shoes. I have no idea why they would switch to these, especially when the lower eyelets are normal and don't fall apart. Also, the soles are harder and heavier than my other Nanos, which is OK for some things but not everything.

So my favorite nano is the nano x. I went threw two sets cause the lace straps kept breaking. The x1 where the laces are hurt my feet. I gave them several chances. The only way they would not hurt is if they were laced really loose. They put a hard plastic where the laces go and I can feel that pushing down. I went back to wearing my regular nano x with the broken laces. Hopefully the x2 are better.

i have been wearing REEBOK shoes since i cant tell you when , a long time ....always the same size, these do not fit ! WHAT are you doing !?!

Only good for running in straight line cant juke, side step or run side to side Will tear up your feet on inside arch of the foot

Heel piece is way to ridged and doesn't break in. Rubbed a blister into my Achilles every time I used them. Tried them out multiple times.

Had to return is as after my son wore them three times the sole came unglued. Usually have had great experiences with the Nano. But this one didn't work out. Also, wanted to exchange but could not since it was a promotion when we bought it. So only option was to return them.

Comfort it's one of the worst that I've ever try on reebok products. And the problem it's that I bought 2 pairs.

The way the shoe fits and feels is just fine, but the way the center lace holes are attached make me wonder how these ever stay attached. Mine started peeling after about a month and are now not attached anymore. My other shoe is heading in the same directions. Seems like an overall design flaw.

Size 9.5 is too big especially the heel guard Size 9 is too small, especially at the toes

This version of the nano sacrificed its most important feature, a flat and hard stable heel, in order to become more 'versatile'. This shoe is no longer a good show to lift weights in. It is not good to squat in or deadlift in, or Olympic lift in. And it will still never be as good as a true running shoe to run in.

Toe box could be wider like the other Nano's. Tongue should be connected to the sides and not free. Feels like a step back from the 9's.

I don't like buying shoes online because I'm pretty picky. However, I needed new workout shoes and have always wanted a pair of nanos. I bought the nano x1 but i didn't really like the knit upper because my foot didn't feel very secure. Usually I wear a 8.5 so that's what I bought. They felt a tad too small when I tired them on and I didn't really like how they looked on my feet. Ended up returning them and getting a pair of the nano X which I'm a lot happier with.

Definitely I do not recommend them, since I bought them they have hurt my heels to the point of bleeding, it is torture to use them, that's why I only used them 1 time. The material of the heel tab is rough and I don't know how they thought of putting it on, not even with adhesive bandages have I been able to avoid friction. The shoes fit me well, it is not a problem of size. I made a bad investment buying these shoes

Good fit, good looking, but have to return them. The top of the heel cup is rigid and rough. Rubs your achilles. If I kept wearing them, would have given me a blister.

This has happened with every Nano since the 6s or so: The toe box width is inconsistent, specifically the "fabric" on top of the shoe. I bought 2 pairs of the X1 right when they came out, and then 2 more pairs, exact same colors and model number a few months later- the initial two fit amazing, seriously best Nano's fit wise to me since the 2's. The next 2 pairs, my toes were unable to comfortably spread open. The insole and the sole of the 4 pairs are exactly the same, but if you look at the shoes from the top or side, they clearly have less of the mesh fabric on top, essentially shrinking the toe box of the shoe. I don't know if this was an attempt to save a few cents per shoe, or maybe specs incorrectly done at different factories, but you can't have a true "functional" and "natural" shoe, if you keep the toe box too small. The 9s were even worse - I have 3 pairs, 1 pair that fit great, the other 2- the actual width of the shoe is smaller when you hold them up to one another. So many factors have improved in the Nanos over the years, but constant width issues in the toe box has been rampant from the 6's on. If you could just make the 2's better without messing with the toe box, you'd have the best "functional fitness" shoe on the market hands down. Stop trying to save a penny. Also- to mention, I buy so many pairs because they don't survive rope climbs or high volume distance long. It just seems to be the way they make them.

Don't make shoes with styrofoam. It make the quality of the shoe seem crappy.