Delivering a smooth, responsive ride, Nike React foam makes a comfortable, cushioned base that feels lightweight and springy when you kick into high gear for cardio and sprints. Grip from All Angles Grippy rubber wraps around your arch during intense rope climbs. Rubber tread gives you traction and helps you stay on your feet when transitioning from the training room floor to the pavement. Stability for Lifts The wide, flat heel gets even more stable with an inner plate that distributes weight from edge to edge. It also flexes to make it comfortable for cardio and sprints. Lightweight mesh with textured overlays in high-wear areas helps keep your foot cool without sacrificing durability. Tab locks down the laces with a hook-and-loop closure to help keep them out of the way. Handstand clip at the heel helps minimize drag during wall exercises. Grooves in the sole let your forefoot bend naturally.
Delivering a smooth, responsive ride, Nike React foam makes a comfortable, cushioned base that feels lightweight and springy when you kick into high gear for cardio and sprints. Grip from All Angles Grippy rubber wraps around your arch during intense rope climbs. Rubber tread gives you traction and helps you stay on your feet when transitioning from the training room floor to the pavement. Stability for Lifts The wide, flat heel gets even more stable with an inner plate that distributes weight from edge to edge. It also flexes to make it comfortable for cardio and sprints. Lightweight mesh with textured overlays in high-wear areas helps keep your foot cool without sacrificing durability. Tab locks down the laces with a hook-and-loop closure to help keep them out of the way. Handstand clip at the heel helps minimize drag during wall exercises. Grooves in the sole let your forefoot bend naturally.
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Nike Metcon 8 'Mint Foam Volt' Sneakers | Green | Men's Size 11
Delivering a smooth, responsive ride, Nike React foam makes a comfortable, cushioned base that feels lightweight and springy when you kick into high gear for cardio and sprints. Grip from All Angles Grippy rubber wraps around your arch during intense rope climbs. Rubber tread gives you traction and helps you stay on your feet when transitioning from the training room floor to the pavement. Stability for Lifts The wide, flat heel gets even more stable with an inner plate that distributes weight from edge to edge. It also flexes to make it comfortable for cardio and sprints. Lightweight mesh with textured overlays in high-wear areas helps keep your foot cool without sacrificing durability. Tab locks down the laces with a hook-and-loop closure to help keep them out of the way. Handstand clip at the heel helps minimize drag during wall exercises. Grooves in the sole let your forefoot bend naturally.
Delivering a smooth, responsive ride, Nike React foam makes a comfortable, cushioned base that feels lightweight and springy when you kick into high gear for cardio and sprints. Grip from All Angles Grippy rubber wraps around your arch during intense rope climbs. Rubber tread gives you traction and helps you stay on your feet when transitioning from the training room floor to the pavement. Stability for Lifts The wide, flat heel gets even more stable with an inner plate that distributes weight from edge to edge. It also flexes to make it comfortable for cardio and sprints. Lightweight mesh with textured overlays in high-wear areas helps keep your foot cool without sacrificing durability. Tab locks down the laces with a hook-and-loop closure to help keep them out of the way. Handstand clip at the heel helps minimize drag during wall exercises. Grooves in the sole let your forefoot bend naturally.
Last updated at 11/05/2026 06:46:19
Nike Metcon 8 Mint Foam Volt
Delivery $34.95
Nike Metcon 8 Mint Foam Volt, UK 10
Delivery between 15–19 May $14.99
originally posted on rebelsport.com.au
I did a lot of research on the best cross trainer shoes (I wanted a shoe that was good for my calisthenics at the gym) but wouldn’t break the bank. Metcons were well regarded and often are in people’s top 3 gym shoe. Having tried them for a few weeks, I can understand why. They have excellent grip, breathe well and are fairly low/flat for balance.The downside is they run a little small/narrow. It’s in line with Nike’s usual shoe size but there is a slightly more narrow arch. If you haven’t worn Nike’s before, it’s worth trying a pair on before buying.Lastly, you won’t be able to run in these comfortably. They aren’t designed for that but keep it in mind.I’m glad that this shoe comes in black/grey too, as I’m not so keen on vivid coloured gym gear (but these do ... MoreI did a lot of research on the best cross trainer shoes (I wanted a shoe that was good for my calisthenics at the gym) but wouldn’t break the bank. Metcons were well regarded and often are in people’s top 3 gym shoe. Having tried them for a few weeks, I can understand why. They have excellent grip, breathe well and are fairly low/flat for balance.The downside is they run a little small/narrow. It’s in line with Nike’s usual shoe size but there is a slightly more narrow arch. If you haven’t worn Nike’s before, it’s worth trying a pair on before buying.Lastly, you won’t be able to run in these comfortably. They aren’t designed for that but keep it in mind.I’m glad that this shoe comes in black/grey too, as I’m not so keen on vivid coloured gym gear (but these do come in multiple colours for those that want that).
originally posted on rebelsport.com.au
They are a great shoe for training on hard surfaces. They have exceptional grip and are nice & firm (i.e. not much cushioning). I use them for martial arts training on concrete and find that they great for explosive movements and change of direction. Given that they have a very flat sole with not much cushioning I dare say they would not be great for running. Early days yet, but they seem to be holding together with the punishment I've been dishing out to them, unlike most of my previous cross-trainer style shoes that have had there multi-segment tread lift off or cushioning start to compress/collapse over time.
originally posted on dickssportinggoods.com
Bought a pair on September 4th because they seemed cool, light and confortable; I truly didnt need them and the local representative recommended me them for training. On the other hand, I was not ware that the shoe was not designed to be used on hard surfaces like asfalt, concrete or sports courts.I probably used them no more than 15-20 times until I had an accident at the basketball court. It seems that the soft layer wore out quickly while training on outdoors.A couple weeks ago while training indoor pickleball, I extended my leg and the hard material (red/orange) came in contact with the surface (floor). I slipped badly hitting the ground with my elbow/hand. I thought I broke it but it was just a hard land on the wood-surface.The shoes are visually cool and ... MoreBought a pair on September 4th because they seemed cool, light and confortable; I truly didnt need them and the local representative recommended me them for training. On the other hand, I was not ware that the shoe was not designed to be used on hard surfaces like asfalt, concrete or sports courts.I probably used them no more than 15-20 times until I had an accident at the basketball court. It seems that the soft layer wore out quickly while training on outdoors.A couple weeks ago while training indoor pickleball, I extended my leg and the hard material (red/orange) came in contact with the surface (floor). I slipped badly hitting the ground with my elbow/hand. I thought I broke it but it was just a hard land on the wood-surface.The shoes are visually cool and I thought that maybe I could use them while training outdoor pickleball but the same story happened over hard surface. I slipped again and at the point I decided that I should retire them.I wore them now on my errants to match my jeans. These are expensive shoes for daily basis usage. Only recommended to be used on soft surfaces (rubber, wood, etc.). These shoes were only used for training since I have my running and tennis/pickleball shoes designed for such sports.
| Country/Region of Origin | Vietnam |
Nike Metcon 8 Mint Foam Volt
Delivery $34.95
Nike Metcon 8 Mint Foam Volt, UK 10
Delivery between 15–19 May $14.99
I did a lot of research on the best cross trainer shoes (I wanted a shoe that was good for my calisthenics at the gym) but wouldn’t break the bank. Metcons were well regarded and often are in people’s top 3 gym shoe. Having tried them for a few weeks, I can understand why. They have excellent grip, breathe well and are fairly low/flat for balance.The downside is they run a little small/narrow. It’s in line with Nike’s usual shoe size but there is a slightly more narrow arch. If you haven’t worn Nike’s before, it’s worth trying a pair on before buying.Lastly, you won’t be able to run in these comfortably. They aren’t designed for that but keep it in mind.I’m glad that this shoe comes in black/grey too, as I’m not so keen on vivid coloured gym gear (but these do ... MoreI did a lot of research on the best cross trainer shoes (I wanted a shoe that was good for my calisthenics at the gym) but wouldn’t break the bank. Metcons were well regarded and often are in people’s top 3 gym shoe. Having tried them for a few weeks, I can understand why. They have excellent grip, breathe well and are fairly low/flat for balance.The downside is they run a little small/narrow. It’s in line with Nike’s usual shoe size but there is a slightly more narrow arch. If you haven’t worn Nike’s before, it’s worth trying a pair on before buying.Lastly, you won’t be able to run in these comfortably. They aren’t designed for that but keep it in mind.I’m glad that this shoe comes in black/grey too, as I’m not so keen on vivid coloured gym gear (but these do come in multiple colours for those that want that).
They are a great shoe for training on hard surfaces. They have exceptional grip and are nice & firm (i.e. not much cushioning). I use them for martial arts training on concrete and find that they great for explosive movements and change of direction. Given that they have a very flat sole with not much cushioning I dare say they would not be great for running. Early days yet, but they seem to be holding together with the punishment I've been dishing out to them, unlike most of my previous cross-trainer style shoes that have had there multi-segment tread lift off or cushioning start to compress/collapse over time.
Bought a pair on September 4th because they seemed cool, light and confortable; I truly didnt need them and the local representative recommended me them for training. On the other hand, I was not ware that the shoe was not designed to be used on hard surfaces like asfalt, concrete or sports courts.I probably used them no more than 15-20 times until I had an accident at the basketball court. It seems that the soft layer wore out quickly while training on outdoors.A couple weeks ago while training indoor pickleball, I extended my leg and the hard material (red/orange) came in contact with the surface (floor). I slipped badly hitting the ground with my elbow/hand. I thought I broke it but it was just a hard land on the wood-surface.The shoes are visually cool and ... MoreBought a pair on September 4th because they seemed cool, light and confortable; I truly didnt need them and the local representative recommended me them for training. On the other hand, I was not ware that the shoe was not designed to be used on hard surfaces like asfalt, concrete or sports courts.I probably used them no more than 15-20 times until I had an accident at the basketball court. It seems that the soft layer wore out quickly while training on outdoors.A couple weeks ago while training indoor pickleball, I extended my leg and the hard material (red/orange) came in contact with the surface (floor). I slipped badly hitting the ground with my elbow/hand. I thought I broke it but it was just a hard land on the wood-surface.The shoes are visually cool and I thought that maybe I could use them while training outdoor pickleball but the same story happened over hard surface. I slipped again and at the point I decided that I should retire them.I wore them now on my errants to match my jeans. These are expensive shoes for daily basis usage. Only recommended to be used on soft surfaces (rubber, wood, etc.). These shoes were only used for training since I have my running and tennis/pickleball shoes designed for such sports.
The Nike Metcon 8 is a great training shoe for the gym. It provides great arch support and a sturdy heal for lifting. I wouldn’t you use this shoe primarily for lifting as the constructs of a proper lifting shoe would provide greater support in the right areas, however, for all purpose gym training this is a phenomenal shoe.The lace lock on the upper tongue is great to avoid your laces coming undone during a training session.Note that the show has a firmer feel on the soul when working out in relation to more cushioned Nike shoes like the Pre Days.
Very comfortable and supportive shoe. Look the images over carefully if you are ordering the shoe in black. I did not notice the shoes I selected adds extra features that the other colors do not have. There is a plastic rim around the back to help pull the shoe on and a velcro tab to hold tied laces in place. I would likely have opted for the regular model. The stability of this shoe is a big help for my balance in strength training.
Toe box runs a bit small and is much more narrow the length of the shoe versus the last model. Not great at all for rope climbing as the sides of the shoe are already starting to peel and deteriorate. As a convenience thing, Nike should not have gotten rid of the bottom piece of Velcro that holds the lock tab in place when tying your shoes. Overall, not a good shoe, and Nike continues to move away from a product they once mastered.
I've had mine for about a month, and am very happy with them. They have a harder flat sole. Perfect for squats and deadlifts. My heel sits nice and deep so they do not feel like they are going to slip off. Only complaint is they are a little clucky. It just took some getting use to, since prior I was just working out in running shoes which are obviously lighter. If you are looking for a weightlifting shoe I highly recommend.
I just got these Met 8’s and could not be any more disappointed. Ive been using the Met 4’a for the last few years and love them. Wide toe box, good fit and true 10.5. These have a much narrower toe box and feel a 1/2 size small/tight. Returning them and looking for an alternative. They look great. I just don’t understand why Nike decided to change the shape of the shoe.
I use these shoes for HIIT workouts. the first thing I noticed is that these shoes are super light. They feel like slippers. they have a great lockdown on your foot and seem pretty durable on the upper. They have a low-to-the-ground feel and the cushion is soft under the ball of your feet.The best part I like is the heel is so stable when you are doing squats and lunges. They loosen up in the upper the more you work out and use them so they could feel looser over time. you might need to try on your size and a half a size smaller.
These are not for running or walking. These are purely a power lifting training shoe. If you want to lift weights get these. They have good ankle support and stabilization. They have zero cushion or bounce . I wanted more cushion in my step so I will be returning these . The tongue has a Velcro for the laces which is cool. The tongue is super tight so if you have high arches like I do may need a different shoe. They have a wierd plastic hook in the back but not strong enough to pull shoe up with , purely decorative and kinda ugly imo. See pics. Over asthetic gets a 9. Comfort gets a 3.
| Country/Region of Origin | Vietnam |
