Women's CXT-2 Trainer - Wide

If you are looking for a shoe with lots of support in your arch, this is not the shoe for you. This shoe does not have a ton of support on the bottom because it is more natural and barefoot feeling, but it is not so barefoot that you fill every single rock underneath your foot.

With that being said, I have bunions and I have been working really hard to correct them. It is very difficult to find a pair of training shoes that allows my feet to be in them in their natural position. These shoes are amazing because my toes are not scrunched together, which is important for people with bunions and they are sturdy around the ankle, they are breathable, and they work well for short distance, running jump, roping box jumps, and weightlifting.

If you are new to the barefoot concept, I highly recommend wearing these shoes for an hour or two and continually building up your tolerance to wearing them each week before you start training in them.

There will be an adjustment. For your hips, your knees and your ankles to getting used to not having all of the extra cushion and support that other trainers and shoes typically provide.

I’ve always had a wide feet and they’ve gotten wider as I’ve gotten older. The last couple of years my right foot would fall sleep during metcons so I had to accept the fact that I could no longer wear Nike metcons or even Reebok nanos. I tried a bunch of different brands that were specially made for wide feet but they either didn’t offer enough support or they were still too narrow. My coach recommended I try the wide TYRs and I am so happy I did! My feet fit comfortably and with enough support to get through any CrossFit workout. Thank you for making a shoe that actually has a wide enough toe box with ample support for training.