Data-led design and the SlipSpeed oddity
Under Armour's running line is small but technically ambitious, built around the UA Flow rubberless midsole and a heavy emphasis on connected-shoe data.
Medians across the 14 current Under Armour models we track, measured against every currently-available shoe in the catalog.
Median drop
8 mm
2 mm above the catalog median
Median stack
36 mm
Level with the catalog median
Median weight
275 g / 9.7 oz
Level with the catalog median
Median price
$142.5
17.5 below the catalog median
Plated models
4 of 14
Carbon, nylon or rock plate
Wide toe-box
0 of 14
Wide or very-wide forefoot
Trail models
2
Off-road platforms
Price range
$70–$250
Current line
Fit & sizing
True to size with a narrow-to-medium forefoot and a snug, sock-like upper.
Who it suits
Runners who want a firm, connected ride and care about training data.
Worth knowing
A thin range, and Flow outsoles wear quickly for high-mileage runners.
Picked from the current line by the same spec-based scoring the matcher uses — no sponsorships, no commissions.
Race day
Velociti Elite 3
Maximum return, minimum weight — for the day it counts.
UA's featherweight carbon racer, all rocker and snap.
Tempo
Velociti Pro 2
Fast enough to sharpen, forgiving enough to repeat.
Beaded HTPU speed trainer with a plated snap at a friendly price.
Long run
Infinite Mega
Protection that holds up when the legs stop cooperating.
Towering dual-BOA max-cushion trainer co-developed with Speedland.
Daily
Infinite Elite 2
The workhorse: comfortable, durable, unremarkable in the best way.
Soft, protective daily trainer for high-mileage comfort.
Recovery
Infinite Mega
Soft and low-effort for the days after hard ones.
Towering dual-BOA max-cushion trainer co-developed with Speedland.
Trail
Infinite Pro
Grip and protection once the road runs out.
Cushioned trail version of the Infinite platform for mixed terrain.