Review on Under Armour Charged Commit Running Men's Shoes for Athletic by Doug Powell

Bought this for weightlifting and crossfit. The My Go to (Asics) brand has exited the sneaker market. Nikes don't last long, Reeboks are very narrow and the shoes don't offer enough lateral support. I have UA clothes, but I've never thought of them as shoes. This is important; strong support and cushioning in a surprisingly light package. Good arch support and enough room for an orthotic. The soft upper material and the well-placed laces allow the shoe to be laced up without pressure points on the back of the foot. Good moisture transport. Stable base for lifting, good lateral support for cross training. Depreciation doesn't take too long, though. My ankles started to hurt after a few months. In the heel area, the inner layer wears out quickly and the last two pairs developed holes there that form blisters. You must dress better.