These are EPIC but for walking, working 12 hour shifts. It’s more of a walking shoe but it’s SUPER COMFORTABLE! It’s way more stable than most any other UA shoe, and the comfort level is great
I agreed what have been said here, I tested last weekend. It felt heavy and not responsive enough yet the knit felt comfortable and good stability. Maybe good for workouts but not for race or long run. Thanks
The first segment of The Verdict was a really great evaluation of the shoe. I was asking myself where I'd use it and going to the gym, running a mile for warmup before hitting the weights would be a use case. I usually do that with shoes nearing end-of-life though. The only thing that I really like is the generous wide toebox shape. I can't get over how many shoe-brands there are these days.
I weight about 89 kgs and I am looking for a pair of running shoes with good cushioning, due to some knee problems. Since i l also lift and practice kickboxing, I usually run once per week for 8-10 km each time. I found the UA infinite elites for 80 euros ( around 88$) and I am thinking of buying them. Should I or are there better alternatives in this price range?
Thanks for reviewing this. A lot more comprehensive than some others who were invited to Barcelona and looks like they didn’t have the time to give it a proper test. I want to try UA, but like you said, it feels like most of their shoes are distinctly average, whereas brands like Puma are pushing ahead with great products (good to see Nick still loves the Velocity - I listen to the podcast 😂).
This is the type of shoe that will last FOREVER but won't be particularly interesting to run in. We're talking 600-800mi easy. Hell if it's anything like the adidas Ultraboost it'll last 10yrs AFTER retirement as a casual walking shoe... with practically zero wear.
I've had VERY disappointing experiences with Under Armour, except for the Velocity Wind. Durable certainly, yes indeed, but enjoyable ... far from it!!! Maybe these would feel better for heavier runners? I'm TOTALLY guessing here, but I bet if you had Jane test it, she would hate it and say it had no energy return whatsoever for us lighter ladies.
Decent shoe from the look of it, BUT IMHO £25 to much for me to consider it as an option compared to other less risky options. The prices of daily/easy day shoes has deffo shot up the last few years £140-£175 is the norm unfortunately 😂
I’m overweight and I am looking a for good shoe to jog to lose weight. The super thick sole looks good to me I want to be able to jog without blowing out a knee is this a decent shoe for that? I can’t spend much more than $160 which is what they’re going for
I think these are EPIC for cushion. Walking all day long like a 12 hour shift. Standing etc - these are perfect!! They may not be for runners ( I’ve seen many runners who are picky ) but everyone is different but these are true comfort. It’s the best stability and comfort shoe that UA has made. I’ve worked there 8 years
Under Armour shoes generally look like tanks and bulldozers. Kind of shoes which you would wear in a gym lifting weights. I think that designers of this company deliberately make shoes in that way probably targeting gym oriented people.
I'm tired of the running shoe world being an eco chamber. People want lighter and higher shoes. On and on. Under armour delivers something unique and it gets crapped on. "Isn't as exciting" "No sure I would" "Didn't win me over_." Then go run in the same Brooks ghost/ASICS cumulus/Saucony Ride. All the same shoe. The weight is a kg bigger? No one is good enough to even notice. Just enjoy the uniqueness and have it in a rotation. I actually have 50miles on this now and go for it every time over the noosa , Novablast (fast cushion shoe), and cumulus (falling apart). It's the best recovery shoe with this foam
These are EPIC but for walking, working 12 hour shifts. It’s more of a walking shoe but it’s SUPER COMFORTABLE! It’s way more stable than most any other UA shoe, and the comfort level is great
I agreed what have been said here, I tested last weekend. It felt heavy and not responsive enough yet the knit felt comfortable and good stability. Maybe good for workouts but not for race or long run. Thanks
Overpriced garbage, hyped by UFC and Dwayne Johnson
330g? is this 2010?
Yeah man this is completely crazy
I've already decided i want it before the review.
Too many shoes out there that do the same thing as good or better and are much cheaper, Puma for one!
The first segment of The Verdict was a really great evaluation of the shoe. I was asking myself where I'd use it and going to the gym, running a mile for warmup before hitting the weights would be a use case. I usually do that with shoes nearing end-of-life though. The only thing that I really like is the generous wide toebox shape. I can't get over how many shoe-brands there are these days.
Better for former athletes or heavier runners like myself
I weight about 89 kgs and I am looking for a pair of running shoes with good cushioning, due to some knee problems. Since i l also lift and practice kickboxing, I usually run once per week for 8-10 km each time. I found the UA infinite elites for 80 euros ( around 88$) and I am thinking of buying them. Should I or are there better alternatives in this price range?
Thanks for reviewing this. A lot more comprehensive than some others who were invited to Barcelona and looks like they didn’t have the time to give it a proper test. I want to try UA, but like you said, it feels like most of their shoes are distinctly average, whereas brands like Puma are pushing ahead with great products (good to see Nick still loves the Velocity - I listen to the podcast 😂).
German Puma like Adidas is more focused on runners. UA is targeting gym goers.
This is the type of shoe that will last FOREVER but won't be particularly interesting to run in. We're talking 600-800mi easy. Hell if it's anything like the adidas Ultraboost it'll last 10yrs AFTER retirement as a casual walking shoe... with practically zero wear.
And the UA velocity elite 2??? Does it hold up as a race shoe???
I've had VERY disappointing experiences with Under Armour, except for the Velocity Wind. Durable certainly, yes indeed, but enjoyable ... far from it!!! Maybe these would feel better for heavier runners? I'm TOTALLY guessing here, but I bet if you had Jane test it, she would hate it and say it had no energy return whatsoever for us lighter ladies.
Decent shoe from the look of it, BUT IMHO £25 to much for me to consider it as an option compared to other less risky options. The prices of daily/easy day shoes has deffo shot up the last few years £140-£175 is the norm unfortunately 😂
I’m overweight and I am looking a for good shoe to jog to lose weight. The super thick sole looks good to me I want to be able to jog without blowing out a knee is this a decent shoe for that? I can’t spend much more than $160 which is what they’re going for
Heavy...
How does this feel vs their Infinite Pro?
I will stick to my wood clogs I picked up in holland
Wat vind jij van deze hardloop schoenen lopen ze lekker ?
Thank you for reviewing this.
This is a better value than Saucony Triumph 22
I ran in the velociti wind and don't enjoy it at all. That HOVR foam definitely too firm for me. Under Armour definitely not my cup of tea.
It looks like a Nike Invincible Clone and even the Infinity name (which Nike has another named model) plays on it. Pal World of shoes.
Max Road with worse midsole…not for me.
This show would be fine for where weight matters not eg on the moon.
How does the cushioning on these shoes compare to Acsis? These shoes in particular seem geared towards for daily gym rats.
I think these are EPIC for cushion. Walking all day long like a 12 hour shift. Standing etc - these are perfect!! They may not be for runners ( I’ve seen many runners who are picky ) but everyone is different but these are true comfort. It’s the best stability and comfort shoe that UA has made. I’ve worked there 8 years
Under Armour shoes generally look like tanks and bulldozers. Kind of shoes which you would wear in a gym lifting weights. I think that designers of this company deliberately make shoes in that way probably targeting gym oriented people.
I just bought these for 62 pounds (119 Aud) 50% off. 😆💵
I just paid £28 on eBay 😁
Looks like was designed by Brooks...kind of the ugliest shoes on the market.
Agree
Not 4 me
I'm tired of the running shoe world being an eco chamber. People want lighter and higher shoes. On and on.
Under armour delivers something unique and it gets crapped on.
"Isn't as exciting"
"No sure I would"
"Didn't win me over_."
Then go run in the same Brooks ghost/ASICS cumulus/Saucony Ride. All the same shoe.
The weight is a kg bigger? No one is good enough to even notice. Just enjoy the uniqueness and have it in a rotation.
I actually have 50miles on this now and go for it every time over the noosa , Novablast (fast cushion shoe), and cumulus (falling apart). It's the best recovery shoe with this foam