Table of contents Best PricesCoreScoreFacts7 reasons to buy2 reasons not to buyBottom lineGood to knowOutsoleMidsoleUpperComparisonRankingsPopularity
Overview

Verdict from 100+ user reviews

7 reasons to buy

  • According to almost all of the reviewers, the Reebok Reago Pulse 2 is very comfy for workouts and errands.
  • Many fitness enthusiasts commend the underfoot cushioning on this trainer for low-intensity workouts.
  • A good number of folks deem this footgear to be durable and made of quality materials.
  • The outsole is grippy on indoor surfaces, says multiple individuals.
  • The lightweight and breathable construction impresses numerous owners of this Reebok workout shoe.
  • A bunch of shoppers love the retro style of this footwear.
  • This model is reasonably priced, says several folks.

2 reasons not to buy

  • A few people wish that the Reago Pulse 2 offered arch support.
  • A couple of users have mentioned not liking the top material because they can see their foot's outline.

Bottom line

The Reebok Reago Pulse 2 is equipped to deliver comfort during low-impact workouts. This pair of training shoes features the FuelFoam midsole that absorbs shock but is also responsive to impact. It has an added Memory Tech insole that serves to stabilize the foot upon impact.

Meanwhile, the upper is made of textured mesh with hotmelt overlays for protection and support. Overall, it comes highly recommended for home workouts, studios, and gym use.

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Rankings

How Reebok Reago Pulse 2 ranks compared to all other shoes
Bottom 11% workout training shoes
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Bottom 5% Reebok training shoes
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Bottom 10% cross-training training shoes
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Popularity

The current trend of Reebok Reago Pulse 2.
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Author
Nicholas Rizzo
Nicholas Rizzo

Nick combines 10+ years of experience in the health and fitness industry and a background in the sciences in his role as the Fitness Research Director. During his competitive powerlifting years 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 Bodybuilding.com, LiveStrong, Healthline, WebMD, WashingtonPost, and many more. Along the way, collaborating with industry leaders like Michael Yessis, Mark Rippetoe, Carlo Buzzichelli, Dave Tate, Ray Williams, and Joel Seedman.

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