Squatting / dead lift shoes
350671
Converse are great shoes for lifting or walking.  Good quality and they fit about a half size smaller than your running shoes.
928785
Awesome shoes for real lifting, true to size, very sturdy platform. Not for cross training, the shoes are made for lifts, dead,squat,Olympic,etc..I wish I bought a pair years ago..
3292685
Not bad shoe for lifting but don't throw in any type of bootcamp type workouts or plyos, they absolutely killed me feet.. not the shoes fault necessarily but don't recommend for that.
201292
Use these as my lifting shoes- deadlift day has never been better.
4959712
Work as described. They have held up well with rope climbs, no crumbling soles like other shoes. They have a little bit of a tampered sole, not the graetest for weighted squats
340952
These shoes are great.  I've gotten a lot of compliments at the gym on their cuteness, but since getting them, I've gone up a lot in my squatting. I've torn both of my achilles, so it's great these are higher than most other weightlifting shoes which is great fory range of motion in the squatting position. Also, i have wider feet and these are wider in the toebox so my feet don't pinch.
2977104
These are classically flat, hard soled shoes.

Do not expect any support, however if you are shoe minimalist and you want to use them for dead lifting & squats instead of lifting shoes...they are awesome!

Plus, you will look cool wearing a classic shoe doing your reps at the gym.

***Fun fact:

The high-top version are great to use for scuba diving instead of traditional neoprene booties!***
4270487
Added weight to my squat almost immediately.  Feel much more solid under my feet than squatting in Chuck Taylor's or any other options I've tried.  They seem to run slightly narrow, but I had no problems with fit.
4061071
These shoes greatly decreased my knee pain, when i squat and do deadlift. I am very happy with them. I felt they fit a bit snug, but I like a snug fit in my athletic shoes.
4915305
These are great for weight lifting when I'm working on legs. Great for any exercise that require your feet to be planted while lifting heavy things such as squatting and dead lifts. The rubber is sticky, strong and flat. my only potential issue with these is the space in between the heel and ball of your foot. there appears to be  no rubber in that location. it hasn't been a problem yet but its concerning.
3636283
I am glad I tried these on at a "brick and mortar" store prior to ordering as these seem to run a 1/2 size smaller than every other shoe I own.  Very comfortable shoes that I bought with the sole purpose of using for weight lifting, I feel much more stable in these shoes doing heavy squats and deadlifts!  AND I didn't have to spend nearly the $200 on specific "weightlifting" shoes.
210861
I am just getting back into squatting after tearing my butt muscle.  Being hesitant and nervous about re-injury I studied a lot on my form, nutrition (potassium levels in particular) and finally stance, which brings me to these shoes.  I bought my first pair and they were a 7.5 (yes I am small footed) and it was so tight and short my toes were scrunched in the tips.  But I used them anyway for only squats just to test them out.  They really helped my stability and I have been lifting for about 20 years and never thought much about shoes assisting in lifts.  I thought these were only for guys doing max lift or heavy weight.
Believe me I am not doing heavy weights staying in the 8 rep range to stay away from reinjury.  I liked them so much I decided to buy them again in size 8 and while fitting better were still a little small.

What is so great you say, well they are uncomfortable to walk in so don't use them as a cross trainer as they are very solid rubber and very flat with almost no arch support.  It is inclined in the heel slightly which really helps as you go down to or a little past parallel on your squat.  I was more easily able to engage my gluteus maximus and driving from my heels.  I thought it was my imagination, but I happened to lose one on the top of my car and drove off, so I used my old cross trainers and I came home and reordered another pair.  So yes if you are just a casual lifter going for keeping bone density and maintaining strength these are still a good equipment choice for you.  The only reason for 4 stars is how they are sized a little tight in my experience which can be frustrating when ordering them in my want it now attention span if were to return them.
1249762
Great support!  Used for weight lifting.  Very comfortable.  I recommend these shoes!
3941153
Super stable, my feet feel locked down when squatting.  Serious specialty shoes, not meant for use outside the gym. (In the same sense of how you would use cleats)

Totally recommend for those who take squatting seriously and need a raised heel shoe.
2034826
I ordered these shoes right before I strained a muscle doing deadlifts. I decided to wear these to work as my normal shoes were not helping with my injury. I can make it much longer throughout the day before my back starts giving up on me. The shoe itself is nice and flat and comfortable, should be great for lifting once this muscle of mines returns to normal.
731273
Run about a 1/2 size small, but I don't run in them so they actually fit great for deadlifting and squats.  Love these things, wish I got wrestling shoes for these lifts years ago.
1790234
I use these for squatting and all other weightlifting activities except deadlift. They made a noticeable difference to my squat when I started using them. You will feel very tight and solid in the feet. There may be better weightlifting shoes out there, but for someone buying their first pair, I don't think you can do better for the price.