👟 Premium Performance: Under Armour Women's Rotation Cross-Trainer Shoe Review

I am very happy with these shoes! They look great and are very comfortable! The heel bed is a bit roomier than I expected, maybe because the lining isn't stiff, but I can't deal with that.

I love these shoes! These shoes are perfect for the gym, at home or boot camp. These shoes are very comfortable, snug enough to move around in different exercises, and they are lightweight.

I have a real size 9 and it fits perfectly. Very comfortable and cute. Athletic shoes are of good quality and I particularly like their low profile, they don't make my feet look big and are very light.

Comfortable fit. My foot is a little narrow and I have a small heel, but these shoes fit in all the right places. Well, if the laces aren't too long. I usually have to double-tie them. Big compliment for the color!

I had to send them back because they don't have arch support. I have a fairly high arch. I liked how they fit otherwise. I didn't want to risk working for them. I didn't want to deal with potential pain from lack of arch support.

I first had an issue with a folded seam at the top of the toe box that was chafing my big toe. It was annoying but the shoes were comfortable enough that I gave them a 4 star rating. I only changed it to 5 stars because I think the stitching was just stiff and bowed from storage in the box, but the bowed stitching went away with some wear and tear. I really like these shoes for plyometrics, aerobics and strength training.

I'm a group fitness instructor and didn't expect to find new cross trainers. I picked up a pair of Nike shoes, but they were too stiff and were rubbing against my Achilles tendon. I ordered these shoes for more than half the price and fell in love immediately. They are so light yet supportive. I love soft backs. I would highly recommend this shoe for the excellent quality and even better price.

I bought these as a climbing shoe (I usually wear Nike Metcons) and while I find them cute and comfortable I'll probably wear them to run errands or to pick your things up. instead of a son from school. For some reason, no matter how I put them on, they always feel like my socks are slipping or not fitting properly. Also, for me, testing a training shoe is whether I can balance on one leg when deadlifting. I definitely have problems wearing them. You get what you pay for. Great little shoes…