TYR CXT-1:TYR made quite the splash in the CrossFit community when six of the top 10 male finishers at the 2022 CrossFit Games took the podium dawning the brand’s yet-to-be-released CXT-1 trainers. Available for $140, these versatile sneakers also features a highly-textured UA Intelliknit upper for added breathability, stretch and flex. Under Armour UA HOVR Phantom 3:Released September 7, this all-new silhouette from Under Armour builds off previous Phantom iterations with an improved HOVR midsole technology spanning the full length of the midsole. According to Puma, the Fuse 2.0s will retail for $90. The Fuse 2.0s will boast higher sidewall coverage for improved traction and grip, as well as a new TPU heel clip for support where it’s needed most. Puma Fuse 2.0 Training Shoes:One of our favorite budget-friendly workout shoes is set to get a facelift this October. Here's a snapshot of new and unreleased gym shoes our testers are considering for future updates to this guide. Our recommendations are based off real-world testing. A snug, locked-in fit is the better choice for your workouts. While this may be helpful for running shoes, you want your training shoes to support your feet during unilateral movements. A common practice for other types of sneakers is to leave a little space in the toe box to allow your feet to splay out. Unlike buying your favorite pair of sneakers, you want your gym shoes to be snug and ready to perform.
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