Customer Reviews Reebok Legacy Lifter III

If you're looking for a quality shoe for cleans, and snatches. Buy these shoes!!!! comfortable, and stable!

I've been doing olympic lifts for 4 years now and finally decided to invest in my first pair of lifting shoes. I didn't know what to expect, I've only ever seen the shoes worn by other lifters at my gym. When the shoes arrived, within a week, I was immediately blown away by the weight and heft of the shoes. Really well constructed, won't ever need another pair. My only knock on the shoes are that they ran a little tight on the toes. I would recommend going a half size up. I had to return my pair because they didn't have the half size I needed. I rebought the same pair from rogue fitness that had it.

I was surprised at the built quality of these shoes. They are amazing. It also fits well for my really wide feet.

The size chart is pretty accurate with its measurements, I ordered a size 11 and it was a perfect fit. The shoe is wide and allows your foot to breathe even with the insole still in the shoe, 10/10.

I don't squat without them

My son loves these for his Olympic weight lifting training and competition

The shoe feels great and the pump mechanism actually makes a difference in locking down my foot. The bottom sole feels really solid to push off from for squatting. I got a 9.5 and they fit true to size. Don't size up- but you could probably size down and be fine.

I received a mens size 9 LL2 which is a bit too small, and want to buy a newer one in 9.5, but the white with green/coral is not appealing. I have tried Tyr L1 and Rogue DoWin, the quality on Legacy Lifters is way better, but yeah a bit narrow.

So I dont know why, but weightlifting shoes are not generally made for wide feet people. Its a pain to find the right shoe. This shoe is made well and will be great for someone with narrow feet.

Good shoe

Solid support compared to running shoes. Like the straps for adjustable tightness when needed. Overall quality is higher than high end running shoes. The pump in the tongue is gaudy and unreliable.

Toe box feels really narrow. I don't have wide feet but I do have flat feet so the inside of the shoe feels cramped. Otherwise, it's a very well built shoe, feels very sturdy.

I bought when there was a discount and I am very happy with my purchase. Sizing is similar to the nano, more room in the shoe compared to nike metcons. Have used for a few workouts and the heel feels higher than the Lu Xiaojun (anta). It has arch support that may bother people with flat feet.

I needed a high top but Reebok fits really well

These are nice lifting shoes, but the strap is way too long and gets in the way, while the pump system just doesn't do much, if anything.

Stiff arch support made it uncomfortable for me. #sweepstakes

These are my first pair of weight lifting shoes with a toe drop. Normally, I train legs with shoes that are flat and a more natural fit to my feet. Examples of shoes I have used are the Otomix stingrays, Iron tanks Titan II shoes,(Australian brand). But I wanted to give these a go. The pumps are in part what got my attention. I will admit I did feel a little nostalgia when seeing the pumps again. I was just a kid when the originals came out so these were a must have. Leg pressing feels good, so far. I feel my form has improved a little, as well as with squats. The elevation in the heel does help with achieving more depth. I have worn these shoes just 3x's and I feel they will get better the more I use them. I am hoping the toe box will loosen up more. It is a bit tight. Also, these shoes are not for walking around for extended periods of time. They are for performing lifts/compound movements. Just my $.02

Comfortable fit and the materials seem durable, well constructed. The strap doesn't provide much support and the pump feature is pretty much useless. Pure novelty.

I wish I couldgetbsone Reebok support to maybe replace it .n It was a gift and they are terrible for 11.5

Why is the toebox so narrow? It's pointed like a dress shoe. It's instantly uncomfortable and I have no desire to wear this shoe. Otherwise, the drop is just what I want. The construction seems fine. It's probably a great lifting shoe like everyone says but, wow, fix that toebox please. Returned. I bought the Tyr L-1 Lifter instead. It's much more comfortable and the toe box isn't crazy wide. It's proper for my normal Xeros wearing feet. Honestly I'd go for an even wider toebox but I guess Tyr is already breaking "wild" ground in making feet shaped shoes.

The top strap is too long / there is not enough adjustment built into it

The pump feels like it does nothing, and the shoes run small. I'm a 14 and these do not fit my feet. To short and narrow. I would try a bigger size, but I believe 14 is largest offered.

They fit like the original Legacy Lifters, but are not nearly as good. The velcro strap is too long, such that the hooks do not engage and it dangles on the ground. May fit very thick feet better

They are too snug on the toe. I'm a size 12. They were not very mobile either.

Wanted a new power lifting shoe with a good heal. Bought these int he hopes to do so. Got them, they are a real stable shoe. Thought the pump was a gimmick, it was, it doesnt work. Wont replace.