TYR Shoes - Lifting Shoes, Weightlifting Shoes, Barefoot Shoes

FAQs

A lot of our TYR shoes in this collection come in a Wide Toe Box option, which gives your forefoot more room so you can spread your toes and grip the platform. If wide feet usually force you to size up, check the model’s size chart, then look for a snug heel and midfoot with extra space only at the toes.

Our TYR shoes are built to feel secure, with firm uppers and straps that let you lock your foot down without cranking the laces too hard. Start with your usual shoe size, but for the TYR L-1 and L-2 Lifters we recommend going up half a size, then adjust the straps so your heel doesn’t slide and your toes aren’t squeezed; Inner Strength Products can help you compare fits.

Not all our TYR shoes are zero drop: DropZero trainers have a flat sole, while the Lifter models use a raised heel that can make squats feel smoother for many lifters. Look at the tags on each product page, then choose flat for pulls and general training or heeled for squats, and pair them with TYR clothing if you want matching gear.