Today's Outfit: HYLETE Circuit II Cross-Training Shoe • The Fashionable Housewife

Did you know that November 17th is National Take A Hike Day? What better way to crush your fitness goals than to take a hike (literally) in HYLETE’s latest shoes! And that’s literally what I decided to do with my brand new Circuit II Cross-Training Shoe!

Debuting just in time for the upcoming holiday season, the Circuit II Cross-Training Shoes are the latest in HYLETE’s cross-training activewear line that you don’t want to ignore. These shoes are unlike anything you’ve ever seen before and are leaps and bounds above the other big-name fitness brands you are used to seeing.

Instead of having a different pair of dedicated shoes for all your different workouts, the Circuit II cross-training shoes come with 3 different insoles so you can change out your insoles instead of your whole shoe. Not only is this an amazing money-saving solution to a big problem, but it’s also a great space-saving solution too!

Why Get Circuit II Cross-Training Shoe?

The Circuit II is unlike any other shoe in the industry because it comes with three interchangeable insoles!!! Yes, you read that right. Included with your Circuit II Cross-Training shoes are 3 separate insoles – one for stability in weightlifting, one for versatility and cross-training, and the third one is specifically designed for high-impact activities, like running and hiking.

3-IN-1 SHOE

0MM Insole – Lift | 4MM Insole -Train | 6MM Insole – Run

These specially engineered shoes from HYLETE are also breathable, super durable, flexible, and will absorb high-impact energy so you can start kicking down doors and taking names!

My first time wearing these shoes was taking my family for a 3 mile hike near our home. It was the perfect weekend for hiking because the weather wasn’t too cold and the foliage was beautiful. I was so glad I chose these shoes for the trip too!

Not only are these shoes lightweight and breathable, but they are very comfortable right out of the box. They definitely run true to size. I got a size 7 and they were a little snug with my thick athletic ankle socks. If you like thicker socks, I definitely recommend going half size up from what you would wear in barefoot styles like ballet flats, sandals, and other slip-ons.

It’s time to kick butt and reach your fitness goals. Don’t wait for January 1st to start your new year’s resolutions. You can be a better version of YOU before the new year even begins!