Introducing the TYR L-2 Lifter. A dedicated weightlifting shoe built for the athlete who takes the platform seriously. The 21mm heel-to-toe drop — the highest in TYR's footwear range — positions the ankle for optimal lifting mechanics: deeper squat depth, a more upright torso, and maximum power transfer from the floor up. A patented wide toe box allows the foot to splay naturally under load, generating greater ground contact and force through every rep. The rigid TPU midsole and heel counter provide zero-compression stability — no energy lost, no lateral movement, no compromise under maximum load. Adjustable double leather straps lock the midfoot down with precision. The TYRTAC™ rubber outsole keeps you planted through every pull, press, and squat. This is not a training shoe. This is a lifting shoe — built for one purpose, and built to be the best at it.
Overall rating: 4.5333333 / 5 from 75 reviews.
The Women's L-2 Lifter - Royal Ember is praised for its great fit and stability, making it a top choice for athletes. While opinions on sizing vary, the shoe's durability and power are highly recommended. Shipping experiences are mixed, with some customers noting fast delivery.
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"I am really pleased with this for the gym, mainly waits but even a bit of cross fit. I have an awkward shaped foot so lifting shoes are normally a bad fit, this one is quite adjustable and has space in the toe. I went half a size bigger than my normal shoe and that worked for me. If you have a more normal shaped foot your natural size will probably work."
"After reading countless reviews, chose a size 8(US women/38. 5 EU)/6. 5 (US men). I usually wear a size 7(US women/37. 5 EU) in sport shoes. My feet are very wide and flat. It was the perfect choice. The shoes are stable but not as stable as the Velaasa with wooden heels. I wish the L2 had wooden heels. The lifter for me would be a combo of both: wooden heels and wide toe box. I like the double velcro straps for added stability at mid foot a the well thought extras like a loop to pull the shoe up in the back and the heel lip to take them off. I would definitely recommend them. Both my son and my husband have the L2 and they love them. We are a duck feet family."
"Honestly dealing with the company has been a nightmare. Firstly they sent me the wrong size. It was a pain to send back with UPS and TYR’s online returns system not working because I’m in the UK. The correct size was sent only to be stopped by UK customs and I had to pay an extra £73 to get the shoes. I still haven’t even had a refund for the original order and it’s been weeks. Customer service is terrible with one line reply’s like they can’t be bothered. Not worth it."
"I’m usually a 6. 5 but these were way too small. Really disappointing especially as I had to wait nearly two weeks for them to arrive. Ended up selling them to an friend and buying a full size up for a better fit"
"Ordered half size up EU 44, US 10. 5 which still was too tight and cramped my toes, which surprised me as it states wide toe box. I’ve had to return as no sizes up were available."
"Very good shoes, I would pick my own size / 0,5 size bigger"
"I have tried many liftingshoes and all of them were either too small or too narrow. These are simply perfect."
"Un peu lourde à mon avis mais super agréable à porter et une base très solide"
"Entrega rapida, las zapatillas son comodas."
"Très confortable sur cela rien à redire, la cage a orteil est large on se sent bien niveau appuis par contre , gros default de fabriquation car les lanière ne sont pas positionnées au même endroit sur la chaussure gauche et droite et pareil pour les coutures les 2 chaussures ne sont pas identique ce qui peut causer de gros problème si on porte des semelles orthopédique. Je me permet de dire sa après avis de mon podologue . Pour ma correction jai de la chance cela m'a été bénéfique mais sa peut ne pas être le cas pour tous le monde , c'est quand même dommage pour le prix de ne pas être capable de vérifier les produits avant de les envoyer"
