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With the UA Project Rock 3 now available, let’s turn back time. When I reviewed Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s original Under Armour Project Rock, I compared the shoe to a Jordan-like experience. Just like every 80s and 90s kid wanted to “Be like Mike”, the Rock just makes you want to go harder and be bigger, faster, and stronger. Two
Say what you want about Under Armour as a company, but one thing they have almost always done right is training. Under Armour’s sweat-wicking apparel and shoes for the weight room or the field peform well. Last year, HOVR made its Cross Training debut in the UA HOVR Apex and the UA HOVR Rise. A year later, it’s time to
HOVR has been a huge hit for Under Armour since the Phantom first appeared in November 2017 (at least that was when I put my fist pair on my feet). UA quickly spread the technology across all platforms, but we haven’t seen a shoe in the training category with soft, plush, and stable cushioning from them – until now. Enter
If you smelllllll… then you must have been working hard in the new Under Armour Project Rock 2. That’s not hard – it’s a shoe that makes you want to throw weights. How does it hold up across different activities and workouts? Well, you know how we do…
Under Armour introduces its latest training shoe — the UA HOVR Apex.
What took so long? The Project Rock has been out for months? Well, with the blue/red/white pair being fairly limited (and we did get a pair but they were too big to properly review), we decided to wait on a pair that was more widely available – and that fit. We all know The Rock is a beast in the
With the UA Project Rock 3 now available, let’s turn back time. When I reviewed Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s original Under Armour Project Rock, I compared the shoe to a Jordan-like experience. Just like every 80s and 90s kid wanted to “Be like Mike”, the Rock just makes you want to go harder and be bigger, faster, and stronger. Two
If you smelllllll… then you must have been working hard in the new Under Armour Project Rock 2. That’s not hard – it’s a shoe that makes you want to throw weights. How does it hold up across different activities and workouts? Well, you know how we do…
What took so long? The Project Rock has been out for months? Well, with the blue/red/white pair being fairly limited (and we did get a pair but they were too big to properly review), we decided to wait on a pair that was more widely available – and that fit. We all know The Rock is a beast in the
The UA HOVR Phantom 2 is a complete redesign from the first UA HOVR Phantom, Phantom SE, and Phantom RN. Under Armour got really good use out of that original tooling. But all good things must come to an end…to make way for the latest and greatest. Or something like that. Let’s see how the Phantom 2 stacks up to it’s three predecessors.
Say what you want about Under Armour as a company, but one thing they have almost always done right is training. Under Armour’s sweat-wicking apparel and shoes for the weight room or the field peform well. Last year, HOVR made its Cross Training debut in the UA HOVR Apex and the UA HOVR Rise. A year later, it’s time to test the UA HOVR Apex 2. Let’s go…
The WearTesters team received pairs of the Under Armour HOVR Machina in advance of Under Armour’s Human Performance Summit. The shoes were sent so we could preview them and use them during the summit’s running workouts. Of course, being WearTesters, Jodi and I jumped right into intensely testing them and put a bunch of miles on them before we even made it to the summit. Chris wore his, but didn’t test them. That’s ok, we’ll always have this gem of him testing the adidas Energy Boost in 2013. His thoughts
HOVR has been a huge hit for Under Armour since the Phantom first appeared in November 2017 (at least that was when I put my fist pair on my feet). UA quickly spread the technology across all platforms, but we haven’t seen a shoe in the training category with soft, plush, and stable cushioning from them – until now. Enter the HOVR Apex. Let’s go… Borrowing heavily from the Under Armour Tri-Base Reign, a shoe that released last spring and focused on CrossFit-style training, the Apex keeps the midfoot delta
Under Armour updates its popular HOVR Phantom with the release of the Under Armour HOVR Phantom SE.
The UA HOVR Infinite is Under Armour’s latest attempt at a neutral cushioned running shoe for serious distance runners. It looks a lot different than a typical Under Armour shoe and takes its design cues from traditional cushioned distance shoes. But can UA make a shoe that competes with respected running brands like Mizuno, Saucony, and New Balance?
