Lace Up with Reebok
Reebok has been splitting its attention between the gym floor and the street since 1958, and the current range at THE ICONIC reflects both sides clearly.
On the heritage side, the Club C 85 Vintage is the one people come for. It was a tennis shoe first, which is why the leather upper is so plain and why it works with almost anything. Workout Plus sits alongside it as the wider, softer aerobics-era alternative.
On the training side, the Nano is the brand's gym shoe. A flat, firm heel keeps you stable under a barbell, while the Nano X5 Edge adds more upper support for lateral work and the Nano Gym 2.0 is built for general classes rather than heavy lifting. Pair them with sports tights, sports bras and crops, a hoodie for the walk in and a gym bag.
Reebok FAQs
Do Reebok Club C sneakers run small?
The Club C is cut narrower than most Reebok styles, so many people take half a size up, particularly with wider feet. Nano and Workout Plus styles generally run true to size. Check the size guide on the product page for AU, US and EU measurements, and compare fits across Reebok shoes.
What is the difference between the Nano and the Club C?
The Nano is a training shoe with a flat, stable heel and a reinforced upper made to handle lifting, rope work and lateral movement. The Club C is a lifestyle sneaker with a softer, cushioned build and no lateral support. Use the Nano for the gym and the Club C for everything else.
Can you run in Reebok Nano shoes?
Short distances during a class are fine, but the Nano's firm, low-drop midsole is designed for stability rather than shock absorption over kilometres. For running, look for cushioned performance running shoes instead.
How do I clean leather Reebok sneakers?
Wipe the upper with a damp cloth and a little mild soap, then remove the laces and clean the midsole separately with a soft brush. Air dry away from heat and never put leather sneakers in the washing machine, as the drum will crease and dry out the panels.