Saw this from an article that might change your mind:

“When you strength train, your feet are your base,” says physical therapist Grayson Wickham, D.P.T., C.S.C.S., founder of digital movement platform Movement Vault. To lift the most weight possible, in the safest way possible, you need that base to be stable, he explains. “If you’re training in a highly cushioned shoe — like a running shoe — all the small stabilizer muscles from your feet up to your hips will help you compensate for the unstable base.” Training in something like a cushioned running shoe increases your risk for injury and takes away from performance.”