Merrell Hammer Glove - parkour shoe

 

Hey I'm john , a sales from Merrell and i am here today to tell you about the Hammer Glove.
The Hammer Glove is a low-profile barefoot training shoe and is perfect for a variety of sports, training in the gym even running. It is part of our new M-connect series, which is a light and barefoot inspired product so that you really feel the ground underneath you . that's support for lateral movement, a natural ride platform and it provides superior grind connection .

Now let's Break that down .

if you look at the inside of the shoe, you will see that the upper has a band that really secure the foot, but also provides durability and protection during any sort during any sort of cross training or road climb and that shoe stay the Best shoe for parkour  it also has a great breathable mesh upper and a personalized band over the midfoot that it really helps adjust the fit.

 It's also made to be worn barefoot so it has great next to skin feel. The Hammer Glove is built on our natural Zero drop platform, which means it has no difference in the heel vs the forefoot, putting your foot into a natural position to stimulate your muscles, strengthen your feet and help along your posture . It's contoured so when coupled with the upper, it creates a great sock-like fit. As long as we are talking about barefoot and bare feet, the shoes are also  machine washable.

they are Aegis antimicrobial. which also helps to keep things fresh. And last, we have prated with the vibram for an outsole that is designed to flex with your foot, while providing superior traction and ground connection one of the reasons why I really like of the Hammer Glove is the fact that it gives me the same fit and feel  as a lot of our traditional barefoot running shoes with a little more lateral support.


So if you are looking for a parkour shoe to wear in ant of your fitness classes are any other training activities, Make sure to pick up the Merrell Hammer Glove.

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Reebok Nano U-Form Parkour shoe

Today we are taking a look  at the Reebok crossfit nano U-From trainer . This shoe is a lightweight trainer designed specifically for crossfit athletes to run , jump, climb an lift heavy things while wearing a single pair of shoes. the first thing that stood out to me on this shoe is really wide toe-box. This was used to allow a natural, almost barefoot  feel inside the shoe.

 it allows to spread your toes and really dig into the shoe.
Next, the tongue of the shoe is thin and it's the perfect length. it doesn't slid back into the shoe like some other brands do and it isn't  big and puffy and aggravating .

The opening of the shoe is cut nice and low and allows plenty of ankle mobility without rubbing or hitting the actual ankle bone itself. but the shoe strings, as can you tell are a little bit short. This was a little bit of a nuisance- I'd rather them be too long and i need to double not them than they be to short and have to re-tie them.
the to cap of the shoe is adorned with Reeboks' "Dura-Grip" coating, which feels all most like a thin layer of liquid cement on the end of the shoe.This will certainly come in handy for many Crossfit exercises and should prevent premature degradation of the shoe around the toe area .

  The  rest of the shoe is a very durable. let's' made of a breathable material, this flesh here and you can find all over the shoe  and speaking of climbing rope, turn your attention the inner arch of the shoe here. What you will see are these knobby sections and this is designed to allow you to easier grip the rope.

 Less slipping means less wasted energy, and faster times! the sole of the shoes is fairly stiff and should be quite durable under normal use. The grip is excellent on dry surfaces but can get a little sloppy on wet surfaces . Because of the stiff sole design and grip design, these are recommended for trail parkour . and  this shoe is to good for parkour. And is proven that is parkour shoes.

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parkour shoe (Shoe review 1)

#-Nike lmpax : 

hey everyone, this is nathaniel from TCPK. and today I'm just going to reviewing some shoes, basically since the time that l started doing parkour to now. pros, cons, what you should look for when you're getting your shoe. stuff like that. So let's just get started.
So, this basically the first pair of shoe that got specifically for parkour not the best to be honest, for what I was looking for not the best .As you can see, these things are not very flexible you've got to try pretty hard to get those ... in therms of latera flexibility, there's basically none. they're heavy; sure they absorb impact but that encourages bad from anyway . So really ,all in all

not the Best shoe for parkour,  if were looking for a cross-trainer or something like that. Something heavy so that you can you know then this is fine , but for parkour, no and forerunning, don't even go there,

 

#-Puma :

 there's actually another shoe that I had before I go these ones. But it's basically the same thing so it's not really a big deal. And I couldn't find them Alright so.
This shoe is good shoe, not a lot of padding in the back.
I don't know if you can see that; not a lot of padding.which is good, because I mean , you know, it's good you'd end up hurting your Keynes involuntarily Good shoe, the only problem I really had with them (other than the fact that they break pretty easy ) is that, as you can see on the bottom; up here where your foot would be, extends past the rubber on both sides. so  stability isn't quite there. So maybe if you land you're landing a little bit offside, there's more a chance of you rolling your foot.Good shoe though!

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