Review on Under Armour Commit Black Men's Shoes: Superior Sneaker for Unmatched Performance by Ricky Brooks

Eventually replaced my old Reebok Nano elliptical cross trainers and decided on either Nike or UA as these brands always suit me better. I bought them mainly because of the price as I just wanted something decent. I mainly do P90X3 and similar workouts and lift weights in my basement, but I don't do CrossFit. The UA shoes are heavier, more stable and a bit softer than the old Reeboks. I really like the stability, but I liked how light the Reeboks were (hence the 4 star rating and not 5). I jumped a lot in practice today and the UA shoes were much more comfortable for the most part, but they felt too heavy and soft on some other lateral movements. There is probably no perfect shoe for a variety of exercises and overall I am very happy with it. I think they fit me better than Reebok and hopefully last too.