Charged Ultimate Sneaker by Under Armour Review

Good sneakers, good looking but weird tongue design that limits ankle support. Disappointed with the overall comfort of the sole, I immediately had to purchase gel insoles.

Pleased with the look of these boots as it was the first pair of armored boots I have ever bought but disappointed that the fabric on the inside of the heel has already peeled off. Not the quality I expected for the price.

Good comfortable shoes once you can put them on. I found it difficult to tuck them in when I put them on because the sides were thin. Once put on, they are very comfortable to wear in everyday life and look stylish. These are promotional shoes or shoes I use for strength training but are too slippery to walk in. This is probably due to the flat surface underneath the shoe. Overall I like these shoes, apart from a few small cons.

I bought these for my son who was already wearing a men's size 9 by the age of 12. He loved them and being in high school where brands are important he loved that they were Under Armor which I think is one of the cool brands. They held up very well for about 6 months, after which he grew out of them. I'm fine - now they're mine! I wear women's size 10 and have very narrow feet so I dress them up with a thick insole and I'm ready to go. They are very comfortable and I like the slightly quirky…

These shoes fit like a glove (due to the missing tongue) and look cool. I found them a bit tight at first, but once I put them on they were comfortable. The material around the ankle is low enough that it doesn't bother me (a pet nuisance). I wore them outside of training. The most insignificant inconvenience is the need to untie / tie the laces on the boots. I have found that I can slip out of them with ease, but I have to disengage them to put my foot in each time. If you also have a wide…

I bought them while looking for cheap shoes for everyday wear. I started running after I bought them and highly recommend them for running, just for running, I don't run. I track my steps every day and calculated that I've ridden over 630 miles in these shoes since February 2018, so just 6 months. They are very comfortable and fit my usual shoe size perfectly. I will be buying from Under Armor again just looking for shoes specifically for hard walking. I figured I was getting 14.4 miles for…

I went with size 11 maybe should have gone with 10.5 but I went with nike size chart which is what i had my old ones and cm etc everything fit 11. It doesn't rub and doesn't slip, very comfortable and extreme light shoes.

Great for lifting. One star only because it's only good for weightlifting. To be honest they are great for the gym. I can't really explain it but the climbs feel better and more stable on stage day and the grip is better.

I love them for the gym. They are very light and fit very well. They stick to the tongue a bit, but overall I really like them.

I love UA shoes but they suck. Stiff and low in the back so they created a blister on the back of my healing just after a 3 mile walk. First pair I've bought online and will be the last time I will. By the way, I bought another pair of UAs in the store.

Nice looking shoe, very comfortable, soft heel, not the best for squats/totes. But a decent sprinter and sports shoes all round

I wear a size 14 so finding shoes in my size can be a challenge. I bought these to wear to the gym and they tend to hold up really well. I've been wearing them for a few months now and the quality seems to be holding up.

Good shoes, but I would not buy and recommend these shoes. They are very difficult to put on, they don't have a normal shoe hole to put your foot in, more like flip flops.

Comfortable shoes but I don't like that the tongue of the shoe doesn't open like traditional sneakers, a bit tight to put your foot in.

Good shoe but you have to choose the right size. I also wear 42 and 43 it's ok but I chose 42 and it was hard for me to wear. Should I choose size 44?

I like the look and feel of this shoe, but I don't really like it when one side of the tongue is sewn in, it makes it a bit difficult to slide your foot. Besides, I love her.

The size is smaller than other brands. Good shoes but not very supportive for the instep. Flat feet can be uncomfortable.

This is an honest review for those who want a straight answer when considering buying this shoe. Some people like to whine about every little thing and expect perfection for $70. First, I'm a 6ft 200lb bodybuilder. I bought these shoes to go to the gym and exercise. They are PERFECT for that. They have virtually no arch, making them perfect for squats and deadlifts. They have great heel support so you don't twist your ankle. As for the language, it is DIFFERENT, not SOLID. Once you've tightened

I'll admit the burrito tongue was a little strange at first as this is my first pair of shoes with this design, but it only took me two or three times to get used to it. If you're not familiar with the term (I wasn't), it's just that the tongue is attached to one side rather than being a separate piece in the middle. So pulling the two halves apart and sticking your tongue up to insert the leg gets a little tricky, but it's actually not that bad. I don't know if that's a huge benefit, but I…

I bought these shoes for HIIT and immediately felt the difference in my results. I used to wear Nike Shox so I bought these shoes and the comfort and overall feel of the shoe was amazing. If you train anytime, I recommend this shoe first and foremost. If you're just looking for stylish and casual clothing, this may not be for you. UA definitely made great shoes for athletes.