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    dumbmuscle is offline New Member
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    Question Squatting/Dead lift/ Weight lifting shoes

    I am looking to get a little bit of feed back on what shoes everyone wears to do squats.

    I am thinking about investing in a pair of Do Wins, chuck tailors, or even wrestling shoes, and I am trying to figure out what everyone uses.

    I have read numerous places that track shoes are not good to squat in, and I want to see what the consensus is for an affordable and proper squat shoe.

    Thanks,

    P

    Also- A friend of mine has severe shin pain when he squats and dead lifts, could it be the shoes he wears that are killing his shins? He has high arches—any suggestions to stop the pain, other than stop lifting?

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    xlxBigSexyxlx is offline CHEMICALLY ENGINEERED
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    Chucks

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    AdamGH is offline Senior Member
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    i do squats barefooted sometimes. feels more natural or something lol.

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    Older lifter is offline Anabolic Member
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    Can't help much, i use barefoot. my thinking is that nothing is better than what was made for you on this matter. I know there are special lifting shoes and people sware by them, thats fine, i just like barefoot and always have

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    no shoes if you can.

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    I am going to give the no shoes a try next time.

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