adidas Powerlift 3.1 vs Reebok Legacylifter II - Where are the differences?

Let us take a closer look at the differences between the two weightlifting shoes adidas Powerlift 3.1 and Reebok Legacylifter II.

Heel Higth

The heel height (blast) is the core element of every weightlifter shoe. Most models have a heel height of about 0.7". This corresponds to a blast of 17 millimeters. With 15,0 mm excitation is the adidas Powerlift 3.1 flatter than the Reebok Legacylifter II with 22,0 mm.

The right heel height depends a little bit on you personally. With long legs you should rather choose a higher heel height. In this comparison the Reebok Legacylifter II would be the better model.

The way you perform your squat also plays a role in the decision. If you have a tight stance as well as the high bar squat, a larger blast is recommended. So again the Legacylifter II is the variant with the higher heel for you. With a wide stand or the low-bar squat, a flatter blast is more suitable. With the comparison of the adidas Powerlift 3.1 and the Reebok Legacylifter II} that would be the Powerlift 3.1.

Verschluss

Both shoes have laces for closure. Neither of the two models has a tension lock for extremely good hold. However, this is of more interest to the elite of weightlifters.