👟 Unleash Your Potential with Under Armour Charged Rogue Running Shoes Review

Nice looking shoe and one of UA's cheaper offerings from their already affordable line. Go half a size larger than your regular athletic shoe and maybe consider the wide option. The upper is okay (and this area opens up with use) but the toe box is short/narrow AND the heel is a little tight - my toe sticks out at the end and the edges of the inside of the heel are chafed. against my top heel. It's possible that one or both of these issues will go away with a thorough break-in, but the heel…

I bought them to help out on the treadmill in the mornings, I used to be on the treadmills at Crocs (djm) and they were fine to allow my feet to breathe and don't sweat. but they weren't good for support. I tried them on the first day, they felt a little snug at first, but after about an hour they were comfortable. I wore them to the gym the next day and they were easy to walk on. My knees didn't hurt as much and I felt like I could stay in better shape while running. Maybe it was just a…

The sole of the boot on the heel has a bulge where the logo is printed. Unfortunately, my autistic son has sensory issues and it feels like his socks are balled up. I think most people hate that feeling, but for him that feeling is compounded by his sensory issues. He liked the look of the shoe but was disappointed that the sole was pulled up at the heel, making it impossible for him to think about anything other than the feeling of socks bunching underfoot. Footwear manufacturers really need…

Under Armor is quickly becoming one of my favorite running shoes. Great style and they offer plus sizes that are hard to find. This is my second pair and I am already looking for my third pair. I'm in the 300+ category and anyone who is a respected member of this club knows that weight can ruin a shoe if you don't change it. They last a lot longer and wear a lot better if you can. I recommend them to anyone who is looking for a cheap, beautiful shoe that looks good and is comfortable to wear.

The sole of the boot has a bar in the heel area on which the logo is printed. Unfortunately, my autistic son has sensory issues and it feels like his socks are balled up. I think most people hate that feeling, but for him that feeling is compounded by his sensory issues. He liked the look of the shoe but was disappointed that the sole was pulled up at the heel, making it impossible for him to think about anything other than the feeling of socks bunching underfoot. Footwear manufacturers really…

Bought these to help me on the treadmill in the mornings, I used to treadmill at crocs (djm) and they were good for letting my feet breathe and not sweat but they weren't good for support. I tried them on the first day, they felt a little snug at first, but after about an hour they were comfortable. I wore them to the gym the next day and they were easy to walk on. My knees didn't hurt as much and I felt like I could stay in better shape while running. Maybe it was just a placebo effect (new…

I am an Environmental Engineer and Project Manager for a very successful company, working in a professional office environment. Atypical for engineers, however, is my laid-back nature and the fact that I always prefer flip-flops to moccasins. I switched from leather shoes to these Under Armor sneakers a few months ago, it's been heaven ever since. I'm always on my feet and these shoes help me get through a long day in comfort. I use them in combination with these knotless elastic laces for…