Customer Reviews Reebok Nano X2

I wear 10.5 in 99% of shoes to include Reebok's. First time buying Nano's, I wore them for my first workout today and my toe is touching the front of the shoes and the toe box is very tight. Bad fit.

This product is good for about a few months and then starts to break down. The rubber that was connecting a part of the shoe on the side came off after eight months of light use. After contacting Reebok they have no return or exchange policy or credit policy for defective products past 60 days according to the customer service rep who I spoke with. Do not get this shoe, if you want something that falls apart.

My wife and I went through 6 pairs of these within 8 months. Every pair fell apart either in the toe or mid foot area. Absolutely loved the Nano x1 and had multiple pairs that "I" wore out. Still have 2 pairs now that are in my rotation to use at the gym. I ended switching to a new brand of shoes bc I was tired of writing and sending pictures to only get a credit.

The bottom plastic section of the lace area is too stiff. When I walk it stabs the top of my foot by my toe joint.

Shoe was damage on the front toe it clicks and feels separated on the inside when you walk. Shoe has visible paint defects on the side sole, part of the black has extra red and part of the red has extra black paint the bottom sole it's fine just the sides of the shoes Quality Control Was asleep when they approved this shoe this shoe should have been sold at an outlet as a refurbished shoe

Too wide in toe box. Not as firm fitting as the nano X

I used the sizing chart on the website. And the shoes were too small. I returned them and am waiting on a replacement pair.

Reebok customer support is the worst

I use to workout everyday but this shoes is big than others that I have other shoes nano x2 same size

I am a 2E and this shoe was too narrow. Reviews say its naturally wide but not the case. My feet got numb after 30 minutes. I must say on the positive side was that shoe appears well made and constructed. I was looking forward to these well styled shoes. It would be great if Reebok offered widths like New Balance

I bought these on line on April 7th. On July 20th the heal broke. I called reebok and was told I had 60 days to report a problem. I was only 13 days past that deadline. I'm not a professional athlete, I only wear them for one CrossFit workout a day 4 to 5 times a week. This shoe is supposed to be a trainer, maybe if you don't train to hard. I do not recommend these shoes. I will not buy reebok again.

I liked the shoes for the first couple weeks. Week three, the tongue started separating from the upper. Now there is a huge hole. Tried to use the chat feature on website to organize an exchange, but after 30 minutes of providing details to customer service, they finally just sent me a link to the website to organize my own return with no option to exchange.

They run a half size too big. To exchange them you need to have the tags and unworn so keep all of that. Now I'm stuck with shoes I'll never wear. I should have gone with the Nike Metcons or NoBulls.

Would like to return the product, however unable to access online return information to schedule return.

The soles unglued in 3 months! And not just in one part... it's all over both shoes. This is a mess. I have to go back to my Nano X, which I love. I use them for Crossfit about 3 times per week. It's hard to show it in pictures, but I can feel it when moving my feet sideways during workouts.

Honestly not impressed by this shoe. I think my review though is a little out of the ordinary. I am primarily a runner, and wanted a shoe for lifts in the gym. The shoe was pretty uncomfortable for me, since I have higher arched feet. The shoe changed up the way that I walked, it felt to flat, and natural walking was very uncomfortable. I'd try these shoes out with the tags on for a few days before really settling in. The shoe itself, is built nicely, and has great materials.

First off let's start with the look. These shoes look great and they're extremely comfortable. But as far as construction they're not the best. After only two times of wearing them the eyelets busted. Let me be more clear, they pulled after. There is not even a stitch in the shoe around the eyelet area to hold them in. ITS GLUED! Now I'm not one to critique shoes or anything but Reebok you need to do better. I see that with the X3's you fixed the issue but that doesn't help me now with this pair. They're still busted and I'm out my money. Maybe some glue can fix them.

I have always been impressed with all my Reebok Nano shoes until the X2's. This is my 3rd pair, and I will be returning them. The sole on this pair is coming loose after just 2 weeks, the last pairs came apart at the lace loops, they pulled away from the main part of the shoe. I really hope the X3's are better. Please bring back the 8's.

Bought this product back in September and used it very seldom but rubber heel broke in 3 months after 1 rope climb. Reebok refused to address issue. They claim they would send a gift card but never received this. Poor quality! Do not buy.

Really disappointed being Wonder Women that the Women's size was just marketed to women and completely a men's size which made it very large in the ankle / heel with no support. Why Reebok did not make real Women's size shoes for this DC Wonder Woman shoe is beyond me.

Really disappointed being Wonder Women that the Women's size was just marketed to women and completely a men's size which made it very large in the ankle / heel with no support. Why Reebok did not make real Women's size shoes for this DC Wonder Woman shoe is beyond me.

The actual color is not even close to the picture ..the shoes looks black in all pics but i received a purple one!

I thought the nano X2 was a good shoe until one of the eyelets broke after 3 months being used only 10-12 times. The shoe must be cheaply made, and Reebok would not stand behind the 3-month-old shoe and only offered a $25.00 gift certificate on a $135.00 shoe. I will not buy from Reebok again.

Reebok should go back to the Nano 6 (best Nano ever IMHO) and evolve ever so slightly from there and here's why: The Nano X1 and now X2 are both steps in the wrong direction for the line. Nanos were excellent cross training shoes, close to the ground, minimal heal to toe drop, and provided great support. The X1 was a departure from this 'brand' with the X2 being yet another step even further away. The X2s feel like you're walking in hard platform shoes - an unnecessarily elevated and narrowed sole creates noticable and uncomfortable instability that's begging to roll your ankle or trip you up. Additionally there is virtually zero shock absorption, and while I appreciate those who prefer a barefoot experience - this is not that shoe. If that's the direction Reebok wants to go, I think they should package with two sole inserts for firm and cushioned experiences. The seam stiching around the edge of the tongue is too far back towards the foot, broad, and rough creating irritation on the top of your foot for the first time ever in this line of shoe. The support and comfort aren't drastically different than the X, but what is different is just wrong. The X at least had a nice sturdy, full base without a disfunctional lift or rise. Additionally and thankfully the open toe box is still present, and the ankle back and wrap around is firm, but not as sturdy as Nanos past. Style is completely subjective, but I loved the styling of the X and even the looks of the X1. However the X2 takes us down a childish, overly flashy, plastic, and cheap path. Across the Nano line, I have always craved more grip. In the gym these shoes slip right off any equipment where they bare off-axis load even if it has grip tape or other texture built-in. Additionally, while I prefer a minimalist yet supportive shoe, the arch support could be more / a lot better to help prevent tight feet and ankle muscles and conditions such as plantar fasciitis. On the plusses, every Nano I've owned grips great on flat, smooth surfaces like an indoor court, disapates heat well through the soft and breathable knit upper which also does a great job wrapping the foot to keep it well integrated with the shoe, and implements unique considerations like additional rubber for rope climbs. Color combos always offer many awesome options so every taste can find a shoe that fits. The X was the last acceptable version of the Nano. The team responsible for this shoe needs a huge shake up.

Reebok should go back to the Nano 6 (best Nano ever IMHO) and evolve ever so slightly from there and here's why: The Nano X1 and now X2 are both steps in the wrong direction for the line. Nanos were excellent cross training shoes, close to the ground, minimal heal to toe drop, and provided great support. The X1 was a departure from this 'brand' with the X2 being yet another step even further away. The X2s feel like you're walking in hard platform shoes - an unnecessarily elevated and narrowed sole creates noticable and uncomfortable instability that's begging to roll your ankle or trip you up. Additionally there is virtually zero shock absorption, and while I appreciate those who prefer a barefoot experience - this is not that shoe. If that's the direction Reebok wants to go, I think they should package with two sole inserts for firm and cushioned experiences. The seam stiching around the edge of the tongue is too far back towards the foot, broad, and rough creating irritation on the top of your foot for the first time ever in this line of shoe. The support and comfort aren't drastically different than the X, but what is different is just wrong. The X at least had a nice sturdy, full base without a disfunctional lift or rise. Additionally and thankfully the open toe box is still present, and the ankle back and wrap around is firm, but not as sturdy as Nanos past. Style is completely subjective, but I loved the styling of the X and even the looks of the X1. However the X2 takes us down a childish, overly flashy, plastic, and cheap path. Across the Nano line, I have always craved more grip. In the gym these shoes slip right off any equipment where they bare off-axis load even if it has grip tape or other texture built-in. Additionally, while I prefer a minimalist yet supportive shoe, the arch support could be more / a lot better to help prevent tight feet and ankle muscles and conditions such as plantar fasciitis. On the plusses, every Nano I've owned grips great on flat, smooth surfaces like an indoor court, disapates heat well through the soft and breathable knit upper which also does a great job wrapping the foot to keep it well integrated with the shoe, and implements unique considerations like additional rubber for rope climbs. Color combos always offer many awesome options so every taste can find a shoe that fits. The X was the last acceptable version of the Nano. The team responsible for this shoe needs a huge shake up.