Under ArmourMen's Ua Charged Edge Cross Trainer

Excellent Quality, surprisingly comfortable and at an Unbelievable price. I’ve put then through long walks, muddy terrain and I’m pressed. I assumed they would break easily or be difficult to clean but I’ve been able to clean them so far and they have survived a lot. This is the most comfortable pair of shoes I own, and I didn’t have to pay a rediculous amount for them. 10/10, very happy with these.

Fits well, supportive, light & reasonably priced.

These are light and flimsy feeling but comfortable. The floor can't be felt underfoot and they don't slip about on my feet like some trainers. So far they have dropped the ground well but it hasn't rained so I don't know about wet ground. The size is accurate and I don't need to over toghten the laces so that tells me they are not too wide. Although I do have to tighten the laces good bit so they are not narrow either.

Squeaky, badly built rubbish, if I can return these poorly built pieces of crap. I will, they are not training shoes, they make your feet hot, one seems to have stretched, in only a couple of weeks, these have become my worst purchase from Amazon. I won't buy any UnderArmour training shoe again, appalling. Probably best used for walking to a local pub, if used on a pub crawl you'd need medical attention.

Please drop price to 30 pounds for other trainers also 🥰. These are a great product what comfort and wow what a great grip on the floor. Other trainers slip these don't they grip surfaces great. I am very impressed with this shoe a D Under Armour in general. Please MORE cheaper products way better than Nike or Adidas

"Comfortable… but sounded like I was checking obs in clown shoes."I wore these Under Armour Charged Edge trainers for one night shift as an Assistant Practitioner on a busy Medical Assessment Unit.They were comfy, I’ll give them that. But from the moment I stepped onto the ward, the squeaking started. And not a mild squeak—I’m talking full-volume, rubber-duck-on-a-polished-floor levels of noise with every step. Left foot: squeak. Right foot: squeeeak. Corridor acoustics? Brutal.One patient sat up mid-snore to ask, “Is that efing pump beeping again?”Another just groaned and said, “Not again; shut up.”One thought there was a mouse under her bed, and everyone else was just plain furious.No one got any sleep. Not the patients. Not the staff.By 4am, people were visibly angry whenever I entered a bay.By 5am, I considered cutting the soles off and just walking in socks.By 6am, I was Googling “silent shoes for NHS staff” while a colleague muttered, if you wear those shoes again, I'm going to have you sedated.By 7 am I was returning them to Amazon instead of preparing for handover.If you're working night shifts, especially in a ward full of light sleepers and confused patients, avoid at all costs.Unless you enjoy being the most unpopular person in the hospital by sunrise. They are really comfortable though.

Super comfy and long lasting

Perfect shoes for your gym or jogging. Really good looking and checking its durability right now