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Product Description
Pre-Sale (Please Allow 2 Weeks To Ship)
Please measure your foot (heel to toe) with a measuring tape and then use our sizing chart to find the correct size (this applies to both men & women). Don't be afraid after measuring to go up 1/2 a size if seeking a more relaxed fit!
This represents our real entrance into the lifting shoe game. Inspired after the most popular gym shoe, the Converse Chuck Taylor, these shoes are built for the gym. In fact, we've made some improvements to the most popular lifting shoe...
Featuring a sturdier exterior canvas construction, a thin sole so you are lower to the ground to deadlift in and a solid rubber bottom to generate torque, our Raskol Lifting Shoes are BUILT to be lifted in.
Additionally as you can tell, we had to make them super stylish and so we've sublimated our popular All Pain. No Gains design into the canvas itself. These shoes represent about half a year of working, tweaking and adjusting them to be THE lifting shoes.
These are a LIMITED EDITION release and as such, unless otherwise indicated, consider this to be a 1x release. We expect them to sell out. To find your right size, measure your foot from heel to toe and then use the chart below to find your ideal size. Those seeking a slightly roomier/relaxed fit can go half a size up from this if desired.
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United StatesSick
I had to have these and I love them. I get great support, but I kinda wish they’d have a wider to box. I have to keep my laces pretty loose so my toes aren’t crushed.
United KingdomI love the design which is why I got them. The problem is these are advertised as lifting shoes, but I would not use them for squatting or deadlifting. The reason is that these shoes have an incredibly narrow toe box, which is terrible for stability and can be uncomfortable under high stress, and I say this as someone with super narrow feet in the first place. Despite having narrow feet, my toes get crushed, especially my big toe is pushed in, again, bad for stability, which is inefficient for pushing weight, unsafe under heavy load, and can be uncomfortable.
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United StatesToo small, and when I asked to make a return, I was told that I would have to pay for the return shipment myself. Maybe I’m just spoiled in being used to clothing companies providing return labels with every order, but I also know that companies that mail their clothes to customers get way cheaper pricing for their shipments than any individual person ever could. Will not likely shop from them again.
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