The 2022 CrossFit Games have come and gone, and while there were plenty of awe-inspiring moments — like Tia-Clair Toomey claiming her sixth straight title — the workout apparel and footwear adorned by the world’s fittest athletes were clear show-stoppers.
Of course, Nobull, the official sponsor of the Games, kept athletes well-dressed in fit, stylish apparel, and there were plenty of repeat appearances from the sport’s mainstays like Nike and Reebok. A few newcomers also made their presence known — like R.A.D. giving some foot support to third-place finisher Laura Horvath — but no brand left an impact on the 2022 competition quite like TYR.
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Most often associated with competitive swimming, TYR has recently taken its talents to land, fixated on diving headfirst into CrossFit. Since expanding into the sport in 2021, the brand has gathered an impressive roster of sponsored athletes, which was showcased across the 2022 field of competitors. It was hard-pressed to not see at least one pair of the new CXT-1 Trainers sprinting, pushing or striding across the finish line during this year’s Games.
It’s one thing to show up, and another to show out, though. Proving itself as more than just another footwear brand, TYR made quite the splash, showcasing its performance capabilities in training. Not one, not two, but SIX of the brand’s male athletes finished within the top 10, highlighted most prominently by Roman Khrennikov and Ricky Garard taking second and third, respectively.
With such an impressive debut, we suspect the CXT-1 Trainer to quickly become one of the most popular training shoes, whether you’re competing for your own leader’s jersey or just getting in your normal gym workouts. Here’s what you can expect with the all-new trainer taking CrossFit by storm.
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