Verdict from +100 user reviews

7 reasons to buy

  • Comfort: Countless reviewers agree that the Reebok Flashfilm Train 2 is indeed an impeccably comfortable shoe.
  • Aesthetic: Its stylish design attracts a majority of shoppers.
  • Quality: Plenty of owners find training shoe's materials and construction to be well-made.
  • Price: The Flashfilm Train 2 is reasonably priced and has excellent value for money, according to many buyers.
  • Light: Several users think the models feel lightweight.
  • Performance: A number of fitness enthusiasts swear by its efficiency during workouts.
  • Bootie construction: A couple of wearers appreciate that the one-piece upper design prevents tongue sliding and lessens chafing caused by seams.

1 reasons not to buy

  • Opening: Numerous individuals find the shoe's opening too narrow that it makes putting on a bit challenging.

Bottom line

If your thing in the gym is fast-paced workouts, and lightness, breathability, and responsiveness are what you're after in your shoes, the Reebok Flashfilm Train 2 does not disappoint. The shoe can also be effortlessly worn in casual settings as it displays a modern athleisure design.

While this Reebok training shoe is not perfect, it is an effective training shoe that can keep up with your session's intensity.

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How Flashfilm Train 2 compares

This shoe: 82
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This shoe: $80
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This shoe: 11oz
All shoes average: 9.9oz
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Nicholas Rizzo
Nicholas Rizzo

Nick is a powerlifter who believes cardio comes in the form of more heavy ass squats. Based on over 1.5 million lifts done at competitions, his PRs place him as an elite level powerlifter. His PRs have him sitting in the top 2% of bench presses (395 lbs), top 3% of squats (485 lbs) and top 6% of deadlifts (515 lbs) for his weight and age. His work has been featured on Forbes, Bodybuilding.com, Elite Daily and the like. Collaborating along the way with industry leaders like Michael Yessis, Mark Rippetoe, Carlo Buzzichelli, Dave Tate, Ray Williams, and Joel Seedman.

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