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This interim upgrade GMOS-N detector array consists of three 2048x4608 chips arranged in a row. These e2v deep depletion (DD) detectors (device designation: 42-90 with multi-layer 3 coating) have enhanced blue and red response compared to the original EEV detectors, though these devices are not as sensitive in the red as the Hamamatsu detectors that will be installed in the near future. The fringing characteristics of the e2v DD devices is also much improved (<1% peak-to-peak expected) compared to the original EEV CCDs. Everything else (pixel scale, readout speed, image orientation, read noise, gain, full well) about these detectors is very similar to that of the original EEV devices. These devices were installed in mid-October 2011, and the first science data was collected with the new detectors November 22. See the Status and Availability webpage for more details.
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Array | e2v DD ML2AR CCD42-90-1-F43 | ||
Pixel format | 6144x4608 pixels | ||
Array layout | Three 2048x4608 chips in a row with ~ 0.5mm gaps | ||
Pixel size | 13.5 microns square; 0.0728 arcsec/pixel | ||
Spectral Response | approx 0.33 to 0.98 microns [ not yet available / plot ] | ||
Bias level | Bias Image | ||
Flat field response | not yet available | ||
Readout time | See observing overheads page | ||
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Dark current | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Full Well (left / right) | 110.9 / 105.1 ke- | 115.5 / 108.9 ke- | 116.7 / 109.2 ke- |
Fringing at 900nm | expected < 1% | expected < 1% | expected < 1% |
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Pro hockey legends raise $50,000 for victims of Sandy
NEWARK, USA For the most part professional hockey players live in mansions, free of worry about not having a roof over their heads. Still they never forget those who become homeless through tragic circumstances.Such was the case recently when North American and Russian hockey legends came together to raise $50,000 in a charity game for the victims of Hurricane Sandy at the Prudential Centre in Newark, New Jersey.Each of the players on the North American team wore a jersey with the name of a town, affected by the hurricane, printed on the back.Harking to history the Russians, normally dressed in red and white, used blue and white throwback jerseys, replicas of the ones in which the former Soviet Union won its first World Championship 59 years ago in Stockholm. The area including Newark and New York City includes a large number of Russian immigrants.Former New Jersey Devils defenceman Ken Daneyko was a key figure in organizing the game, along with Devils alumni Grant Marshall, Bruce Driver, Jim Dowd and Chris Terreri.Dowd, who scored a goal, is a native of Brick, New Jersey, and lives very close to the area that was hit by the hurricane. Both Dowd and Marshall have friends who lost homes in the hurricane.Daneyko, who played 20 seasons for New Jersey, made the phone calls to assemble the North American team. Daneykos jersey bore the name of the town of Lavallete on the back. The town is situated on the Barnegat Peninsula, a long, narrow barrier that separates Barnegat Bay from the Atlantic Ocean.The Russians won the game 7-6, although the North Americans gave them a run for the money bouncing back from a 6-2 deficit.Brendan Shanahan, who now serves as the NHLs chief disciplinarian, was playing in his first game since retiring at the end of 2008-09 season.Andrei Kovalenko, now head of the KHL Players Association, scored three goals for the Russians, Valeri Kamensky, Vladimir Malakhov, Viktor Gordyuk and Rustem Kamaletdinov also connected.Shanahan led the North American team with a pair of goals. Billy Guerin, Brian Leetch, Marshall and Dowd had a goal apiece.Devils owner Mike Vanderbeek donated the use of the arena and about 4,000 fans attended. Instead of the usual commercial advertising on the rink boards, names of the towns affected and their Garden State Parkway exit numbers appeared.To boost funds, organizers auctioned off the jerseys and sticks of retired players Stephane Richer, Claude Lemieux and Brian Leetch, which went for $3,000, $2,100 and $2,000, respectively.Former NHL goalie and Devils TV colour commentator Chico Resch, who won a Stanley Cup with the New York Islanders in 1980, served as an assistant coach for North America.Sports did the job it was intended to do when times are tough, he said. Sports are an escape from reality. This game brought fans the excitement and joy of seeing these oldtimers skating around like they could still play.Our guys really wanted to win. They were sweating profusely and their hearts must have been pounding at 180 beats per minute.Resch said Daneyko was the funniest guy on the bench during the game. Daneyko made a special request to play with former Ranger star Leetch, who had been his foe for many years.Rather than sending offenders to the penalty box for two minutes, guest referee Kerry Fraser awarded penalty shots when violations occurred. Fraser was an NHL referee for 30 seasons before retiring in 2010.The Russians were successful on three of their free shots, while the North Americans failed to score and that virtually decided to the outcome.The youngest player on the ice was 39-year-old centre Sergei Brylin, who was born in Russia, but played for North America in this match. Brylin spent more than a decade with the Devils.Two children dressed in traditional Russian costumes sang the national anthem in Russian. Following the game, fans attended an autograph signing with the players.Alexei Yashin was in a jovial mood after the Russian womens national team, for which he serves as general manager, won a bronze medal at the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey Womens World Championship in Ottawa earlier this month.Fans paid $100 each for tickets, which included a pass to a VIP reception following the game. The rest of the seats were priced between $20 and $40.Daneyko is a workhorse and has been involved in a host of charities. He has played in charity golf tournaments, donned an apron as a celebrity chef in a cooking competition against other sports stars and participated in the Womens Sports Foundations annual walk to support the Goodwill Rescue Mission in Newark.Hurricane Sandy was the deadliest storm of the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season, as well as the second-costliest hurricane in the United States.It came ashore near Atlantic City on 29th October 2012. More than 100 people lost their lives within a 65-mile radius of New York City, more than one-third as a result of drowning. Many more were left without a place to live.In November of 2012, Devils owner Jeff Vanderbeek also made the Prudential Centre available to the Newark East Side high school hockey team. East Side would have been unable to begin its practice season on schedule without the help because its traditional arena, the Ironbound Recreation Center, was without power following the hurricane.A year earlier Vanderbeek had invited the Red Raiders to work out at the Devils practice arena after Hurricane Irene hit the state."We're very committed to this program," Vanderbeek told the Newark Star-Ledger. "It's also making sure for kids that there's something they can do with their idle time."The charity game took place just two days before Devils Russian star Ilya Kovalchuk celebrated his 37th birthday.KHL President Alexander Medvedev, who played in the game, said he hopes to have NHL clubs visiting Russia for exhibition games in September.Medvedev said a pair of KHL games scheduled for Brooklyn in January were cancelled and played in Russia because the timing coincided with the end of the labour conflict in the NHL. Phil Esposito, who led Team Canada to victory over the Soviet Union in the historic Summit Series in 1972, was head coach for North Americans with Rod Gilbert and Resch working as assistants. Sergei Makarov coached the Russians.North American Legends: Sergei Brylin, Bob Carpenter, Ken Daneyko, Jim Dowd, Bruce Driver, Ron Duguay, Billy Guerin, Benoit Hogue, Mark LaForest, Brian Leetch, Claude Lemieux, Grant Marshall, Randy McKay, Brian Propp, Stephane Richer, Brendan Shanahan.Russian Legends: Vyacheslav Fetisov, Alexei Kasatonov, Valeri Kamensky, Darius Kasparaitis, Alexei Yashin, Maxim Mikhailovsky, Andrei Malkov, Vladimir Antipin, Rustem Kamaletdinov, Alexander Medvedev, Vitali Prokhorov, Yevgeni Chizhmin, Igor Boriskov, Andrei Kovalenko, Igor Varitski, Alexei Pogonin, Victor Gordyuk, Dmitri Teplyakov, Vladimir Malakhov, Vladimir Torzhkov, Alexander Yakushev.DENIS GIBBONS


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Div. IA: Kazakhstan suffers loss against hosts
BUDAPEST Hungary made amends for the historical loss against Korea on Monday with the first-ever win against Kazakhstan, 2-1. Italy took the tournament lead with a 5-1 victory over Great Britain while Japan won the Asian summit against Korea, 6-5.Kazakhstan vs. Hungary 1-2 (0-0, 1-1, 0-1) VideoWith anger in their guts from the loss against Korea the Hungarian mens national team caused a historic upset itself by defeating Kazakhstan for the first time in the sixth encounter between the two teams.The win gives Hungary a realistic chance to battle for promotion and moves the team to second place while Kazakhstan needs to improve if they want to return to the top division.Viktor Tokaji scored the game-winning goal at 7:13 of the third period while comeback goalie Levente Szuper shone again in the Hungarian net. In his second official game of the season, Szuper Levi as the fans cheered on him after the game saved 39 of 40 shots on his cage.It was a tough game. It was most important that we took the lead which made them nervous, Tokaji said. We had many penalty kills and sacrificed ourselves. The team effort was really high.Its a huge difference compared to the performance against Korea, Hungary head coach Rich Chernomaz said. There was so much endurance and discipline with a super goalie performance. We didnt give them much room so the Kazakh forwards couldnt use their skill and we provoked mistakes.The Hungarians visibly wanted to start the game against favoured Kazakhstan on a high note after having disappointed their crowd two days ago. Kazakh goalie Vitali Kolesnik needed a couple of great saves to keep the zero on the scoreboard in the beginning.While Hungary was more active, Kazakhstan had the two biggest scoring chances of the period. Roman Starchenko hit the post at 6:01 and with 35 seconds remaining in the opening frame his linemate Viktor Alexandrov missed out on a breakaway.Kazakhstan started the second period with a power play and put Hungarian goalkeeper Szuper under more pressure that before.Hungary mostly tried it with energetic attacking and counter-attacks. Midway through the period Janos Vas and Csaba Kovacs had a two-on-one but Vass pass didnt reach his teammate. One minute later the Hungarians had luck when the Kazakhs hit the post.Best chances were not used on both sides. Maybe it was destiny that a rather easy shot went in and made the almost 8,000 fans at the Laszlo Papp Sportarena break out in cheer.While playing 4-on-4, Marton Vas brought the puck into the offensive zone and passed to Arpad Mihaly on the left side. Kolesnik didnt fully cover the near goal post and thats exactly where Mihaly found the hole for the 1-0 goal at 13:35.It was the first time ever Hungary had the lead against the Kazakh mens national team. The Kazakhs won the five previous encounters between the two nations.However, three minutes later the lead was gone when Kazakhstans Starchenko capitalized on a power play to tie the game. Hungarian defenceman Bence Sziranyi intercepted Starchenkos centering pass near the right goal post but the Kazakh got the puck back and succeeded with his shot.Tension was high when the players came back for the third period at the loud arena. And it became even louder when the puck went in behind Kolesnik for a second time. At 7:13 Tokaji shot from the blueline on a power play. Kolesnik touched it but the puck slid over the goal line. Gergo Nagy was at the right spot for a tip-in but it was not needed anymore as he saw the puck cross the line.It just went by, Tokaji said about his feelings when he scored the eventual game winner. I just thought continue the same way, dont screw it up like against Korea. We never want to allow anything like that happen again.Now the Kazakhs were in demand and had a couple of chances in particular on a power play 12 minutes into the third period, but the Magyars fought hard to keep the 2-1 score.With five minutes left Andras Benk shot the puck over the boards and was assessed a penalty for delaying the game that could have proven costly, but the Hungarians survived the two minutes.We were not able to use our chances. You cannot win a hockey game with just one goal. We knew that the Hungarians had nothing to lose but obviously the players didnt get the message, a disappointed Kazakhstan head coach Vladimir Krikunov said.I hope thats a good lesson for the players. We still have two games left to correct this mistake.With 2:19 left on the match clock Istvan Sofron gained puck possession in the neutral zone for a breakaway but saw the puck saved by Kolesnik. What followed after the save was a senseless hooking against Sofron away from the puck at the end boards. With this penalty Alexei Troshinski took his team the chance for a final run on Szuper in the dying minutes of the game.Instead the Hungarians had little to scare when the clock ran down and they could celebrate their historic win and their comeback in the race for promotion.Italy vs. Great Britain 5-1 (1-1, 1-0, 3-0) VideoFor a long time Great Britain seemed to be a hard nut to crack but eventually Italy defeated the British 5-1 thanks to three unanswered goals in the third period.Nathan di Casimirro opened the scoring for Italy after one minute of play when he converted a horizontal pass for the lead but at 7:23 Robert Farmer tied it up with a hard shot from the right face-off dot.After ten minutes of play Vincent Rocco had a great chance to score the lead but missed the shot after a hooking from Mark Thomas. Great Britain had some good scoring chances afterwards when Diego Kostner had to sit out a penalty for elbowing but they didnt score.It was the strongest period for a British team that was mostly kept busy in the defence for the remaining two periods.We started aggressive in the first five minutes but after their first goal we kind of let off the trigger a bit, Rocco said. That kind of cost us the first period but then we got a bit of a brainwash and came out harder in the second and tried to dictate the pace.Italy came out strong after the first intermission and already capitalized on a power play at the beginning thanks to a great shot from Patrick Iannone.For the British David Phillips created the best chance when a shot from the blueline after 14 minutes was deflected but Italian netminder Adam Dennis got the puck under control. But most trouble was created at the other end with hard work for the British defence and goalie Stephen Murphy to keep the score close.86 seconds into the third period Farmer had a great scoring chance to tie the game but then Italy took control.At 2:40 Rocco skated behind the British net before stopping in front of Murphy to defeat him with a high corner shot.The goalie was down on the first post and I tried to get it up over his shoulder and it went in, the Alleghe forward said.Just 13 seconds later Markus Gander made it 4-1 after Nathan di Casimirro had successfully won a battle for the puck at the side boards.At 8:15 Daniel Sullivan scored on a 2-on-1 while playing shorthanded. He netted the puck on a rebound after a shot from Luca Felicetti. The 5-1 goal was too much for the British who knew the Azzurri were too strong and disciplined to have a realistic chance for a comeback.With the maximum of nine points in three games the Italians came one step closer to the immediate return to the top division.We all knew that the [last two] games against Hungary and Kazakhstan will be the deciding games but we knew very well that we cannot lose the first three games, said Rocco. We respected all three opponents and I think if we hadnt respected them we could have tripped up in the first three. But we got the nine points we wanted.Korea vs. Japan 5-6 (0-1, 3-3, 2-2) VideoEleven different scorers made the Far East summit a goal festival. Korea tied the game several times but never had the lead while Japan always found a reaction to eventually clinch a 6-5 win.It wasnt a beautiful win but we won and our power play was pretty good, Japans head coach Mark Mahon said.Japan scored its first three goals on the man advantage in its first win that may help to keep the team in the second tier of mens hockey.Korea has been on the rise in the last few years and lost the last clash, at the Olympic Pre-Qualification in Nikko, Japan, only 3-2 in overtime. Also this time the Japanese stayed atop in a tight contest while the Koreans missed out on a second upset after the first-ever victory against Hungary in the last round on Monday.It was a tough game, Japanese captain Go Tanaka said. We know each other well from the Asia League and we really wanted to win this game.Takahito Suzuki opened the scoring on a rebound with the first Japanese power play of the game at 11:02.Go Tanaka had a huge chance to lift up the score with two minutes left but Hyunseung Eum, who was in the Korean net today, had a spectacular save with his pad in the air.Korea became stronger in the second period in which it outshot Japan 22-9.At 8:02 Kisung Kim scored on a rebound on a power play and the Korean fans in the stands waved their flags to the tune of Gangnam Style but not for too long. Less than two minutes later, just 12 seconds into a power play, Shuhei Kuji regained the lead with his shot from the blueline.Again two minutes later it was Koreas turn. Shanghoon Shin scored after a drop pass from Yongjun Lee, who gained puck possession behind the Japanese net.But after another goalless span of just two minutes it was again time for a marker on the other side. Japans Takuma Kawai tipped in the puck on a power play for the 3-2 lead. And 35 seconds later Kohei Mitamura made it a two-goal margin for the Japanese.The Koreans didnt give up. At 16:36 Brock Radunske scored his first goal for the Korean national team on a 5-on-3 after a failed Korean shot attempt due to a broken stick. Four-and-a-half minutes into the third period Shangwoo Sin tied the game at four capitalizing on a centering pass.Of course this wasnt the end of this entertaining game. 41 seconds later the puck went in on the other side when Makoto Kawashima fired a slap shot from behind the face-off circle after Yuto Osawa had won the face-off for Japan.But 45 seconds after the lead it was again the Koreans who celebrated a goal. 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Rated 4.9 out of 5Â by 164
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Debbs83 Amazing stability
First off, I am a female and wear a size 8 (sometimes 7.5) in women's. I ordered a 6.5 as recommended and they fit perfectly!
I have been having trouble with my squats since I started lifting one year ago. I have issues with leaning forward and not being able to get deep in the squat. I feel like these shoes have changed my life - after two weeks I hit a PR, my coaches say I have excellent form and I have confidence going up to the rack.
I will say that my feet are fairly narrow and these fit like a dream - so wider feet may have some difficulties. I also wish they were lower in price but to me it is worth the investment.
July 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Mia Awesome!
I'm really glad I bought these. I am not sure why people are saying they run narrow because I have a wide foot, and they fit me just great. Also, the sizing is true to any adidas shoe so whatever size you wear in any other adidas shoe, will be the same size you buy in these. They are also light enough for indoor, NO RUNNING, crossfit WODs. I can go from OH squats, Oly Lifts, to double unders, burpees, etc. I am glad I chose not to buy the reebok, hybrid shoe, the oly lifter. These are a great investment in the improvement of my weightlifting skills!
December 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by BigBearMeat Great lifting shoes!
This is my first pair of lifting shoes, so I don't really have anything to compare them too, but the Adipowers are awesome. I got a half size down, so they felt really snug when I first put them on, but after my first day squatting with them they broke in and are extremely comfortable. Definitely helped with my footing/stability on snatches, clean/jerks, and squats. Quite pricey if you are just looking for a squat shoe once a week, but definitely a good investment if you plan on doing any olympic lifting. Just like all adidas shoes, they are a little narrow, so keep that in mind when ordering. All in all a comfortable, well built, badass looking shoe.
April 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Lifter05 Wide feet
For anyone reading this who has wide feet and isn't sure about getting these shoes, just get them! I have pretty wide feet. Generally narrow shoes don't fit me good but these feel fine. You're not going to be walking in them that much anyway. Just putting them on at the gym and choking them tight before a lift. btw I'm also not even an oly lifter. I'm a powerlifter. My lifts have gone up since I started squatting and deadlifting in these shoes. I actually also bench in them. I used to be an up on the toes bencher but I've recently switched to a flat foot and the raised heel improves my leg drive.
April 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Hoover42 Big Boy Shoes
I have been weightlifting for a little over a year and decided it was time to step up to a boy shoe. I started off in a pair of Adidas Powerlift trainers, and they were nice but I knew there was something more to be had. I told myself that once I hit a 200 pound snatch that I'd treat myself to a new pair of shoes. Thankfully that time came almost at the same time as my Tax return. Enter the Adipower's. They are fantastic, I am currently getting in 370 reps per week of snatches/cleans and jerks/squats/pulls in them and they are super comfortable. They took me a night to break in, and now it feels like I've been wearing them for a year. Highly recommended.
April 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Edgewalker Amazing O-Lifting shoes
I have a great pair of O-Lifting shoes and didn't need these, however, when I saw them on the Rogue Fitness website, I couldn't resist. I am so glad I got them. They are impeccably made. The materials are great and they are solid. The neoprene under the tongue keeps the foot in place and the power strap locks the foot in tight. The sole maintains contact with the ground and the heel plate is rock solid. Everyone at Aspen CrossFit loves them when they see them. I recommend them to all our athletes. Get them before they sell out!!! You won't be disappointed...
February 4, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Wthunt11 Great shoe, but had a KNOT
They are great shoes and fit just fine, loved the shoe. However, after careful inspection, I saw that the left shoe had a huge knot on the bottom of the shoe that could be felt when wearing it.. It was extremely obvious on the outside of the shoe as well. I really couldn't believe that Adidas would send out a product like that, which was OBVIOUSLY defective...
Regardless, the shoe felt AMAZING so i will be returning them and ordering another pair, will just have to wait about a month for them to ever get here due to the return process...
Would I recommend? Yeah, just make sure you really inspect the product.
February 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Hogieman best leg shoes ever
I do not do super heavy squats. Max around 315lbs to preserve my back but I will occasionally leg press 800+. Most days I will do 500+ reps on the leg press machine and the bottoms of my feat and ankles just ache. These shoes are amazing. The support is perfect and the pain were gone instantly.
The muscle isolation is just superb and allow the muscles being worked to go to complete exhaustion without blowing a hip flexer first. lol
I never thought that shoes could make that much of a difference, and this may sound like a lot of money, but if you enjoy working out then this is money well spent and you will notice what I have shared on day one. ENJOY!!!
February 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Jmillertrain Great Shoes
I previously owned a pair of Do-Wins and since I have relatively narrow feet, never really felt as stable as I thought I should be in oly shoes. I received the shoes in exchange for training a client of mine so I wasn't complaining. I tried out the shoes last night for the first time and loved how they felt through the movement! Definitely worth the investment for those who love olympic lifting! The most solid pair of shoes I have tried on thus far though. Fits snugly (which it should) and when you catch the bar only the very talented at being unbalanced will be able to complain about not feeling planted to the ground. Great shoe if you can afford the cost.
January 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Suabluag Adipower in Powerlifting
I am a power lifter (not the same as oly lifting)
I manly use these for squats and I would like to say that these are some of the most stable shoes I have ever worn for this lift. Once I am set for my lift, I feel as my feet are stuck to the ground.
I wore some heeled shoes before that cost roughly around 115$, but I would consider the adipowers a few levels above those, so the money is well worth the quality of these shoes.
I like to wear a size 8.5 so my feet has a little bit to breathe, but I know that a size 7.5-8 would fit my feet perfectly, so I went with the 7.5 for a snugger fit. There is a toe socket for this shoe, so going with a half size or one size smaller than your regular shoe would be perfect.
February 8, 2013
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by RK_MSC Must Have Piece!
I seriously do not know how did I lift before I had these shoes and why in the world did I wait such a long time before I bought proper weight lifting shoes?!?!?
Well, it must be the price. These shoes aren't cheap but they worth every penny.
That being said, I do not recommend these to beginners which needs to spend time learning proper form before they use advanced equipment. Also, these are solely made for weightlifting, NO CrossFit WODs, NO general training at the gym, NO running, Tennis, Soccer, Basketball...you get it...
January 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Slayer87 Great shoes
These shoes are great. My goals are strength and powerlifting. These are Olympic shoes but no doubt are extremely effective for squats and other lifts. Not only are they great for squats but provide great stability for overhead press and even bench. I wouldn't recommend them for deadlifts because of the elevated heel so it almost feels like you're doing half a deficit deadlift but that's ok, 3 out of 4 lifts they're good for. I wear a size 12 normally and ordered a size 12 and returned them for 11.5 and they're perfect. You want a snug fit, they're lifting shoes, you aren't wearing these for maybe more than an hour at a time.
January 11, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Amar Good Shoes
I decided to purchase these lifting shoes because I had started to lose flexibility while squatting. I always did squats bare foot but in the last year, my knees had started to get sore. So decided to invest in lifting shoes that provided a slight heel to aid in my lifting.
1. Great quality.
2. Very stable. The heel provides just the right amount of elevation.
1. A little too narrow. I have large bunions on both feet. So the snug fit causes my feet to start hurting if I wear these shoes too long. Since I only use them for squats, this is not really an issue for me.
April 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by brad0021 Immediate improvement!
I have been weight traning for over 15 years. I recently started crossfit earlier this year and they incorporate a lot of olympic lifts along with consistent leg work. Almost everyone at my crossfit gym had some variation of a lifting shoe for squatting, snatching, cleaning etc...They all marveled at how much better and stable they were. I ignored it for several months then decided to take the plunge. WOW!! What a difference. The improvement was immediate. Literally the first set was so much more power and stability. I highly reccomend these. I went a half size down and they fit perfectly. Snug but not too tight. Besides all you do is lift in them and then take them off. You want them tight to secure your foot.
September 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by CrossFitter in Norcal Pleased with the result
I bought these for my wife and myself. We were excited to try these as we had heard much positive about them. When we first put them on they were pretty stiff and very snug. I have wide feet and that was a concern of mine. We now have worn them for two weeks and they still have a solid support but have adjusted to our feet. We were nervous at first but are now pleased about our purchase and in fact, we both just PR'ed in our back squat last Monday. Of course we give some credit to our new shoes! Happy lifting.
April 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by FrontSquatForever Best Shoes For Front Squats
These are the most expensive shoes I have ever purchased and they are worth every single penny. When you switch to them, you may want to go a little lighter to begin with until you are used to the difference they will introduce into your front squat. I switched from Chucks to these and it brought more of the lift into the adductor. They are tight in the beginning but once you break them in they are fantastic. If you are serious about doing olympic lifts, then this is the shoe for you. If you are serious about doing dead lifts and front squats, then this is the shoe for you. Seriously, this shoe is for anyone that wants the absolute best in strength training. You will not regret paying the extra money. The only choice for olympic lifts.
November 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by CGH Great functional shoes
These shoes are very well constructed. The hard plastic sole begins at maybe the ball of the foot and graduates to 24mm at the heel for an effective lift of maybe 20mm. The sole's footprint is wider than the foot and wraps the heel (similar to a racing car's seat). This provides tremendous lateral stability and prevents vertical power loss. I have a fairly serious injury and this shoe assists with power lifts by having the most aggressive heel lift amongst all the options (I have a shattered right talus and wouldn't mind 30mm of lift). The shoe feels narrow at first but breaks in after a couple of uses.
March 31, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 Phenomenal Shoes
I've been weightlifting for ten years and always though WL shoes were a non-essential. Wow, what an immediate difference. It's like being glued to the floor. All the stability stuff people talk about is absolutely true. This is not a subtle difference, people.
These shoes are extremely well made and fit me very well without overheating. I recommend them highly to anyone serious about acquiring strength.
I usually wear a 10.5 but needed to size down to 10 for proper fit.
December 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by JDoo Great OLY shoe
I decided to go all out and get this OLY shoe and I couldn't be happier about it. I ordered the same size that I wear for my sneakers and they fit great. They add such stability to lifts and allow me to get deep without sacrificing form.
March 9, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by kChrist111 Great shoes!
This pair of shoes has a lot to offer and will make any lifting experience a great one; weather your style is crossfit, olympic, or powerlifting these will surely not disappoint and are well worth the cost.
-Nonslip base, foot feels glued to floor
-Mid-foot strap for extra security and tightness
-Rock solid, non compacting base
-Heel area is strong and fits like a glove, no more rolled ankles
-Nonslip neoprene tongue
-Allow for better mobility and help encourage better form / depth on squatting movements
-Only one color option, is unique though
-laces can run a little short, mildly difficult for those with bigger hands
-Toe box can be a tad tight if you have a wide foot....I wear a ~2E and they've expanded just enough for a good fit
March 5, 2013
Rated 4.9 out of 5Â by 164
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ddma Amazing shoe for Oly lifts
Coming from an older version of the Power Lift trainer, these are much better quality with a lot better features. A little narrow in the toe box but not a problem for me since I have small feet.
Highly recommended if serious about oly lifts and powerlifting.
May 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Jram Very impressed
For me this was my first pair of lifting shoes and I'm definitely impressed. I needed a shoe to use for crossfit to work on my Oly lifts on off nights. I had a habit of always ending up on my toes. With these shoes I feel locked to the ground. I can feel a noticeable difference and I'm completely satisfied with the results.
June 14, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by dcwl Best money I've spent on the sport
I am woman size 6 1/2 shoe so I got a size 5 in the men's adipowers and they fit perfectly. These are my first pair of weightlifting shoes and I am so happy I made this investment. Not only do they look amazing but you can feel a huge difference in your squat. Sleek and supportive. I love these! Highly recommend!
February 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Jeff T Amazing Weightlifting Shoe
Use these shoes for my squats in powerlifting using an outside of shoulder width stance and low bar. These are Extremely well made and solid foundation. I normally wear a 10.5 running shoe with plenty of toe room. I get 10 in cleats and so went with 10 in these as well. They were very snug which is exactly what you want with weightlifting shoes. My feet will not be moving around at all once planted into place.
November 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by AirunJae Excellent Pair of Oly Lifting Shoes
So I had just been in some workout shoes until I got these, my first pair of olympic lifting shoes. While I can't compare to other shoes, I have to say that they are very comfortable and feel very solid underneath. I like that the laces have that extra eyelet on the back, as other shoes I looked at didn't (although the laces could be just a smidgen longer). The neoprene sleeve thing (in the tongue) does a nice job of holding your foot in place as well. The shoes aren't overly heavy and have good flexibility when doing jerks. I also feel like the single strap does a good job of locking you, but the pressure distribution is good (i.e., doesn't feel like it's tight in one place). My only quibble would be on color. While I like the firetruck red, it would be nice to have a few options.
March 2, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by JTollz25 AdiPower Review
This is my 1st strictly weightlifting shoe, and, thus far, I am extremely impressed. Growing up as I trained and played high level Ice Hockey, I have always trained in some form of running/cross training shoe. I would always notice my feet sliding, or the shoe causing me to compensate for lack of balance due to sliding when handling heavy weight. With this weightlifting shoe, I now feel that once I plant my feet where I want they will stay there. My feet no longer slide side to side or forward to back on the sole. Great supportive weightlifting shoe for an advanced lifter!
January 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Abutcher An excellent addition to my gym bag
At first I was a bit skeptical about the performance of weightlifting shoes but after some research it became evident to me that Adidas has the best product on the market.
One thing I have always loved about Adidas is that their shoes always fit true to size. These shoes are no exception. They fit perfectly and look so good.
As far as functionality, I absolutely love using them. I feel they have already helped my squats and power cleans tremendously. This product gets a five star because they do exactly what they were designed to do and that's no joke. Go big or go home!
December 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Anonymouss First time purchase
Olympic lifting for CF workouts, but still noticed a huge difference in stability with these shoes. They are tight fitting throughout the entire shoe but not uncomfortable.
It literally feels as if your heels are drilled into the ground. Great shoe if you're planning on purchasing a new set of lifting shoes.
I wear 10 for just about everything and purchased a 10 for these and they fit well. Any smaller and they would be pretty uncomfortable from what I can tell.
December 8, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by PLP Awesome
Bought these for powerlifting and love them. Great for squatting, forces you to push the ground. Also like them for bench, the heal I find gives me a little lift for my arch. I heard some complaints about deads, but I haven't had any issues with conventional pulls, will still do sumo barefoot though. Make sure to get 1/2 size smaller than your running shoes. All around I love these shoes. In the words of one of the people at my gym "man those kicks are fly."
February 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Real one Worth it
I didn't know what I was missing until I had them. Worth every penny
January 17, 2014
Rated 4.9 out of 5Â by 164
Rated 5 out of 5 perfect
I wear an 11 1/2, and consider my feet a little on the wide side. These shoes fit perfectly and I'm already seeing a dramatic improvement in my form and lift performance.
November 28, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by LadyLifter Great shoe
I'm a woman and purchased these shoes for Olympic lifting. I wear a size 11 in women's shoes and purchased a men's 9.5. They're great. I don't know how I ever squatted correctly before I had these shoes -- the difference is absolutely amazing. The toe is a little narrow, so if you have wide feet, stay away. Do NOT run or do any other aerobic type activities in these shoes. They are built for lifting and ONLY lifting.
July 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Carlos M - Crossfit TSAC 1st pair of Weightlifting Shoes- Very Impressed!
High Quality, well made, sturdy pair of lifting shoes. Initially they weren't that comfortable, but after the 3rd or 4th time breaking them in, they feel great.
They feel solid and I can definitely feel the difference when squatting, snatching and other Olympic lifts. I wasn't happy about only being able to try them on after purchasing them because no store carries them locally.
Overall I'm a happy camper.
May 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Eddie_Santini Great shoe
These shoes are excellent for squatting. Much better than sneaks or barefoot shoes and for me better than barefoot. Stops ankle rolling and makes it easier to hit below parallel, without too much forward lean. Sizing I normally wear an 8.5 in most sneaks I got this in an 8.0 . Adidas sizing for an 8 looks to be in between an 8.0 and 8.5. In any case the the 8.0 feels great. If you have the romeleos the 8.0s are about the same in both shoes. I find for my feet the Adidas is more comfortable . Can't speak for any of the other sizes.
December 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Andyman Best purchase ever
They stole the words from my brain... this really is the best purchase ever! Well, my Stan Smith's are perfect for everyday wear... love those too.. but when it comes time to snatch, clean and jerk, and squat squat squat, these shoes REIGN KING! Easily the most stable I have ever been with a barbell. That alone inspires confidence, which, in turn, makes you lift that much better. I have wanted these shoes for a long long time and when I finally had the money to get them, there was no hesitation. Sizing was true and the same 10.5 that has fit me perfectly for as long as I have been wearing adidas shoes (over half my life).
Yes, they are slightly narrow but nothing I can't handle. That extra bit of narrowness locks the foot in place. The tongue does not move a millimeter. I wear them with the uppermost lace hole unlaced, with it laced it restricts my ankle flexibility. This did not effect the overall wear of the shoe, though.
I can not express just how great this shoe is! I use them ONLY for lifting... no crossfit upside down nonsense for these bad-boys. Save that for other shoes... these are pure-breds and belong on the platform performing oly lifts.
Thanks for the great shoe!
November 13, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Febreezy Awesome shoes
Awesome shoes. Great quality. Used for Olympic and power lifts for rep maxed in crossfit wods. Shoe should be purchased for serious lifters. And for people who bar narrow feet. Wide feet beware!
I wear a size 6 in the Adidas sambas and ordered the same size only to find out it didn't fit. So I ordered a 1/2 size up. It's perfectly!
December 14, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by TJNYC Outstanding!
These weightlifting shoes are by far the best I have purchased. Has helped me in increasing my weight in squatting and gives very good support with the higher than the norm heal. Helps you form tipping forward while trying to keep your chest up in the lift. Use for CrossFit when lifting. Very popular at "the Box".
January 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by matatan pricey but best
If you are looking for the best, this is it. Feels as if the ground is holding my feet in a vice grip. My Squat is more stable and I have reached a new PR.
They are a little narrow, but you have to break them in. Anyways, this are not running shoes, you want them tight so you can plant a stable stance.
January 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by The Giant Great investment !
I do competive lifting in high school and Jr Usa lifting out of season. i was looking t buy the best shoe that will help me improve my form in clean&jerk along with my snatch. with the stability and comfort of these shoes my technique improved drastically. Also, using these for back/front squatting is also a must! I refuse to squat without these on my feet. so overall, i highly reccomend these oly shoes if you are serious about weightlifting. ive had them for a bout 3 months now and they a very durable thus far.
April 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by IronSaint THE weightlifting shoe
I'd tried cheaper ones, but I'll tell you, these shoes are the JAM.
Weightlifting shoes, you're often told, need to be sized smaller than your normal shoe size or whatever - not at all. The size was the size. Snug, but then again weightlifting shoes are supposed to be that way, and supposed to be broken in.
I am a split cleaner, split snatcher and split snatcher - and though your feet are anchored like magnets through your pulls, you can still move them rapidly if you move to a split, like I do. Toes a bit stiff, but they're still new. They will break in beautifully.
IMMEDIATELY added kgs to my lifts just by having them on. And the strap is industrial grade, unlike other shoes I've tried.
VERY recommended for Olympic weightlifting.
NOTE: my info to the right - why can you only say "conditioning for another sport?" I do weightlifting TO DO weightlifting. It IS a sport.
December 4, 2012
Rated 4.9 out of 5Â by 164
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Jordanh Awesome buy
I had the old grey/black/red adidas before this, I ordered the same size and they fit perfectly. Much more stable feeling and more comfortable. I would say order the same size as prior adidas WL models or your dress shoe, I buy 11's in running shoes and 9.5's here.
February 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by BigAce Very happy!
I am very satisfied with these Adipower shoes. As a powerlifter, stability and confidence are king when doing squats. The stability and confidence that these shoes give cannot be explained without trying them.
I have wide feet. I strongly recommend trying on a pair of adidas in a sporting goods store prior to buying. My friend recommended this and it worked great. They do fit true to size and feel very solid (snug by design). I have no doubt that these shoes will last for a very long time.
The fire engine red also makes for a very loud statement in your gym. These shoes mean business. My weight lifting partner and I both have these shoes and we are the only ones in our gym that have them.
I have used them 3 times for squatting and my confidence and strength have clearly improved. I also use them when I do push press. I really noticed a difference on this exercise as well.
While the price is somewhat prohibitive, they are well worth the money. My only comment is that optional colors would be nice. The red is good, but blue or yellow would allow for some further individuality.
December 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by LiftyJoe Best shoes ever!
After a week of use, I can't imagine lifting in another pair of shoes. These put you in a much much more solid stance which translates directly to increased poundage on all lifts completed while standing. And best of all, the arch of my foot doesn't ache after deadlifts anymore!
Note, that they will be snug for the first workout, but suffer through it because they break in after about an hour of use. I wear a size 12 for tennis shoes, and ordered a 12 in these and they're perfect.
December 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Traceymimosa Love this shoes
I'm a crossfiter and was looking at a shoe that would help me with some difficult movements, like snatch and overhead squat.
This shoes are perfect! I love them
February 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by HIX Unreal!!!!!!!
The moment you put these on you feel like you're planted to the ground. Beat my PR on the squat rack first day with em'! Couldn't be happier with my purchase
February 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by adrianfg Loved them
I don't think I will ever be able to traing without these shoes... you really feel the difference. They improve your balance enormously.
January 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ThreePillarsFitness SOLID
These shoes have tremendously helped clean up my form. Hitting depth on squats is much easier. Deadlift has improved significantly. I won't be going on a run with them any time soon, but that is not what they are made for. These are weightlifting shoes in their purest form. Anyone who is competing in strength athletics needs these. In addition anyone who even lifts recreationally would benefit greatly from these shoes. Plus, they look awesome. They are bright and stand out.
June 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Kimbo Slice Perfect shoes
I got these shoes for my boyfriend and he loves them
December 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Oly lifter Awesome shoes!!
December 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by X to the Z Worth the money for a solid crossfit shoe
Ive been doing crossfit for about a little over a year now and have waited to purchase these bad boys. Before i used a crossfit shoe and on my squats my feet would slide outwards and move on the way down. With the adipowers it feels like im stuck to the ground and can produce more power on the push ups. Also with the raised heel it helps with the ankle moblity. I can tell a huge difference as soon as i put them one. 20 lbs pr on my HBBS 1RM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
October 31, 2013
Rated 4.9 out of 5Â by 164
Rated 5 out of 5Â by DBro Doesn't run narrow for me.
I was beginning to think Oly lifting was making my feet wider because the last 2 pair of running shoes in the same size i've purchased for the last 20 years felt too narrow. BTW, went from the Versus to these for lifting shoes. I'd read these run narrow so I didn't know what size to get. rolled the dice on a size 10. the same size running shoe i've worn since high school. They fit fine. Almost want a 1/2 size smaller. Just to eliminate any slippage.
January 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Hall of fame lifter New Adidas Shoes
This is my 6th pair of lifting shoes over my 30 yrs of competitive lifting in PL and OL. This is the first time, I have put on a pair of shoes that felt right on the first time wearing them. Heel is great, feel supportive, and will switch over to use them over the next few weeks, while getting ready for Masters Weightlifting Nationals.
Good Job adidas!!
Hope to wear them on the World stage at the Masters World Games in Turino Italy in AUG 2013!!!
February 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by oki_runner Superb.
For a point of reference to people who wear the Adidas Superstar 2's--I wear a size 9-1/2 (US) / 27.5 (JP). I had ordered the 9-1/2 adiPowers and they fit so well around my heels and the middle portion of my foot, but there was still about 1/2 inch of space between my big toe and the start of the toe-box. I'll be sending them back and ordering size 9 (US) / 27 (JP).
The equation: Your 'Superstar 2' size - 1/2-a-size = Preferred fit.
January 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Aar0n Great Oly shoe!
I've used these shoes for a little while now, and I couldn't be happier. I feel grounded and solid when going into a snatch or a clean and jerk. If I had one complaint, it would be that the toe box is very narrow. I wanted to get these shoes because I have narrow feet, but I was surprised at how narrow the toe box was.
Ultimately, I am very satisfied with the shoes. I'd recommend them to anyone who wants to do Olympic lifting.
August 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 Great Shoes!
I'm fairly new to weightlifting and my coach suggested that I get a pair of quality weightlifting shoes. These looked pretty good so I had some shipped from the US to Australia (they aren't available in Australia). They fit great, and feel good on. They certainly make it feel like I've got a good stable connection with the floor.
I train with them once or twice a week. They are well constructed and are certainly eyecatching.
April 23, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5Â by WIDE Shoe is too narrow! Get a wider width!
I don't understand why this shoe isn't available in a wider width. It seems like a quality shoe and I like the design however when I received my order it was much too narrow. I'm surprised that other options aren't available. I would not expect a one width fits all from such a large company.
February 28, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Pje Solid and stable
Just purchased so I'm not sure how they'll hold up in the long run, but the feel great, look great and make a difference...particularly when catching the clean and snatch. Foot stabilization is totally taken care of by the shoe. That being said, it might be a good idea to save them for competition and max lifts so as to train yourself to stabilize the foot on your own. Very comfortable. Great fit.
February 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by the squat guy Must have for squatting heavy
I have squatted in Chuck Taylor's for years and this past year I saw a guy at the gym wearing these. After being on the fence for several months and researching online reviews I went ahead and purchased them. Before I placed the order I went to the local sporting goods store to try on Adidas shoes to make sure I ordered the right size. I highly recommend them to anyone that wants to squat big.
January 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Another Old Guy Very Well Designed
They run small, so I ordered a full size larger than my usual. They were still snug because I have very wide feet--4E. Very quickly, though, they stretched to fit comfortably. I'm left with a very solid pair of shoes with tight heel, strong arch support, and snug lace/strap adjustment. I liked the old Adistar model a lot, but this is better on almost every dimension.
December 12, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by chrisfoxnyc great but narrow
Great shoe, but like many other reviews (and as I feared) they are not for wider feet. I can tell they are very well made and hoped that they would let loose a bit and fit me better but after 2 weeks I decided to pass them on. Going to go with a different shoe. It's a shame because I really like the Adidas brand but these are really small in the arch and the toe bed.
February 18, 2013
Rated 4.9 out of 5Â by 164
Rated 4 out of 5Â by mario_ps2 adipower weightligting shoes
Very nice shoes.. superb durability..
Could have made them more cushioned but just insert a soft shoe sole from walmart...lol.
If you have wide feet, I recommend getting them 1/2 inch bigger because they are kind of narrow from the front..
not really a con,, but I wished they could have made the sole a bit more comfortable for those who have sensitive knees...
May 12, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Bodybuilder Great for deadlifting/Squats
I'm a pretty serious weightlifter/bodybuilder and these make squatting easy by giving you a solid grounding! Get them if you are serious about working out.
March 13, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by VelidA Simply amazing
They look so good there so stable and tough, durable what more can you ask for. Everything Adidas makes is just perfect every time.
December 13, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by sochin Good Shoe!
Took a workout to break them in, like the taller heel more stable in the snatch and clean. Not made for walking or doing other sports, made for lifting, I put them on at the gym because the fit is made for just squating and setting up for the classic lifts. Size is right on, if you are a 10 get a 10, 9.5 then 9.5. Good looking shoe and people notice it.
May 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Enzfrsi Unreal stability
I was lifting in nanos before but these just change the game. When I was doing a clean PR I never felt so balanced. Also these things are great for pistols. Overall a great shoe. The high price is worth it in the long run.
Side note, they are true to size. You may want to watch out if you have wide feet though, they may be tighter than you'd like.
November 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Tronn The Ferrari of weightlifting shoe.
I just want to talk about the sizing, I ordered two pair of these shoes, I got a size 9 and 8 1/2, I took them to the gym, I squat on both shoes and decided to keep the 8 1/2, I'm a naturally 9, all my regular shoes is 9, I just like the feeling of how snug the 81/2 on my feet. And this shoes is probably the best weightlifting shoe money can buy.
February 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Ojzz Great shoe
This is my first weightlifting shoe and will I can already tell I won't have to buy another for 10+ years. These things are super durable. Performance is also top notch. When I'm squatting in these I feel a confidence boost because of the stability of these shoes. If you love to Olympic lift get these, you won't regret it. Thank you Adidas.
August 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Pro Oly Lifter Great Lifting Shoe
Great oly shoe. Would 100% recommend sizing to a snug fit, same as you would were your typical athletic shoe. This shoe is specifically designed for Oly lifting only, and you will not be running or doing any lateral movement in them. That said, for stationary lifts (squats, dead-lifts, snatch, clean, and jerks) want to have a snug fit.
April 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by RidinDirty Excellent for squats
Shoes arrived quick. I ordered 1/2 size smaller because of other reviews. I don't advise it and I have a wide foot. Besides that, if your powerlifting believe me that foot is going nowhere. Once you set your feet it's like their in concrete. That's what you want. Plenty of support. Expensive but worth it. Wish they were black.
May 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Harry T Legit!!
same day i got these shoes in the mail i took them to the gym and did some squat clean and jerks. i lifted my PR in my first attempt and ended up beating my PR by 20lbs at the end of my workout. i'm convinced it was the shoes. next day i wore them while back squatting and i beat my PR by 30 lbs. shoes are LEGIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
April 22, 2013
Rated 4.9 out of 5Â by 164
Rated 5 out of 5Â by williamspeaking awesome shoes
I've been doing crossfit for about 7 months now, and have started to get more serious about it recently so i decided to get lifting shoes. This is my first pair and boy are they pretty. the first time i put them on i felt like my feet were bolted to the ground. I immediately PR'd my deadlift by 10lbs, these shoes are awesome!
January 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by cpanda great present for my nephew
My nephew who started power lifting just 6 months ago was ecstatic when I surprised him with the adipower. I think the day it arrived he wore them to bed..haha.
Naturally the next day at the gym he power lifted 205 lbs easily from 185. He was thrilled of the increase with just the shoes... He is 17 yrs n weighs in at 147 lbs
August 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 Nice Oly shoes
Weightlifting for about 1 yr. started off in Do-wins which weren't bad. Decided to step up the training and purchased the adipowers. They are solid, well made, and a good fit. They feel 10 times more solid and stable than my Do-Wins. Definitely would recommend these if you are weightlifting on a regular basis!
November 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by veazer Great Olympic Lifting Shoe
I wear a size 11 asics running shoe, but they're a bit loose, so I ordered a 10.5 and it is just about perfect. As far as the shoe itself goes, it is perfect as well, but not for crossfit and that sort of thing. This is the shoe to get if you're doing heavy squats etc. and have other shoes for everything else.
February 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Abel951 Well Worth It.
I am an avid lifter, and these shoes are phenomenal! They fit me great, are comfortable once you break them in, and provide great support for those heavy lifts. I would recommend them to anyone trying to improve their weight lifting game. Also, they look great, caught several people "mirroring" me at the gym.
January 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by CrossFit addict Second pair of oly shoes, in love
These are my second pair of oly shoes. My first pair were the power perfects 2, the adipowers hav a lot more arch support and I love the tight fit of the shoes make me feel more stable on the catch of the clean and snatch. I absolutely love these shoes, I bought them half size smaller and they fit perfectly.
February 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Polo4 Great Oly Shoes
I have the pleasure of owning at a time the Nike Romaleos 2 and now the Adipower. I find the Adipower to be more flexible and still great for stablization during lifts. I seem to have to adjust my set ups a little, but I think the Adipower is the better shoe. The Adipower is a bit wider and fit true to size.
January 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by floodzone004 Excellent First Weightlifting Shoe
This my first weightlifting shoe so I don't have anything to compare them too besides basketball shoes, but these things are excellent. I feel so stable when I lift in these. There was an immediate and huge difference in my lifts once I put em on. They fit perfectly as well. Shipping was very quick and easy.
September 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Train44 adiPower Weightlifting Shoes
Fantastic shoes, I would recommend these shoes to anyone looking to take their lifting to the next level. A little more expensive than the PowerLift trainers, but worth it. The stability and rigidity of the shoe makes for a better clean, squat and snatch. Good quality building makes for a durable shoe.
July 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Champ156 Excellent Shoes
Being a personal trainer, I knew the benefits of weightlifting shoes. However, when I put them on, I felt like a different person. I was able to squat more and actually look forward to working out now as opposed to before. Performing Olympic lifts have become much easier and efficient than before.
May 10, 2013


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Terry Funk
Real Name
Terrence Funk
Date of Birth
June 30, 1944
Place of Birth
A fan posted this rather interesting picture on Twitter, and it caught the attention of Ricardo Rodriguez. In the photo, the WWE on screen character was mistakenly swapped with a Rey Mysterio action figure. The packaging was designed for Rodriguez, though.
February 9, 2014
Since he played a key part in her career, Dory Funk Jr takes a lot of pride in the fact that Lita will be inducted into the hall of fame during Wrestlemania 30, joining himself and his brother Terry Funk. The legendary former NWA star praised his trainee for the dedication she shown, despite being the only girl in his first class.
February 12, 2014
During a recent interview with Fighting Spirit Magazine, Terry Funk defended CM Punk for walking out on WWE. He stated that Punk is an ambitious performer who wanted to be in the main event of Wrestlemania 30. Funk also stated that Punk was not the type that is in the industry simply for the money and that it was difficult for performers since WWE is the only big option in the industry.
February 12, 2014
In 2005, WWE offered Terry Funk a contract to work the One Night Stand pay per view, which was an ECW reunion show, but the legendary performer opted to reject that deal, in order to work Hardcore Homecoming, an independent wrestling show held by Shane Douglas.
January 20, 2014
Former NWA World Heavyweight Champion and Texas legend Terry Funk was recently brought in to work as a guest trainer at the WWE Performance Center.
December 5, 2013
Sean Waltman needed to get stitches after a match against Terry Funk at a House of Hardcore show.
November 11, 2013
In a tag team grudge match at Wrestlemania 2, Terry Funk and Dory Funk Jr, accompanied by Jimmy Hart, were able to defeat Tito Santana and the Junkyard Dog.
April 7, 1986