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Under Armour Velociti 2

Discontinued · road · Race day · $230

Earlier generation of the Under Armour Velociti line, kept for replacement lookups.

Built for race day, at a target pace of 4:50–7:00 /mi on road.

This model is no longer in production. The closest shoe you can buy today is Under Armour Velociti Elite 3.

The spec sheet

Weight
203 g / 7.2 oz
Heel stack
36 mm
Drop
6 mm
Plate
—
Cushioning
4 / 5
Energy return
3 / 5
Responsiveness
3 / 5
Rocker
4 / 5
Flexibility
2 / 5
Stability
4 / 5 (5 = most guidance)
Toe-box
Standard
Sizing
Size up ½
Durability
~200 mi
Price
$230

How it rides

The foam

Under Armour tuned this midsole soft (4/5 on our cushioning scale). Energy return is moderate — comfortable and predictable rather than bouncy. 36 mm of heel stack is the modern daily-trainer sweet spot — enough foam for long miles without losing contact with the road. Combined, the ride reads as lively at 3/5 responsiveness.

The plate

There is no plate here. The midsole does all the work, so the shoe flexes naturally and stays versatile across paces — easier on the feet day to day, but without the snap of a plated shoe when you want to roll.

The geometry

A 6 mm drop is the mainstream middle — familiar to almost anyone coming from a standard trainer. The rocker is aggressive: the sole is curved and stiff enough to tip you into the next stride on its own, which saves the calf on long runs but feels strange when you slow right down. The forefoot is stiff, so it rolls rather than bends — a lever, not a slipper. It offers real guidance through the gait cycle — useful for runners whose form collapses when tired.

Fit, sizing & life

The toe-box is standard width — comfortable for most feet without swimming. It runs small; most runners size up a half. Expect roughly 200 miles from the outsole, about $1.15 per mile at $230.

For the foams and plates Under Armour uses across its line, read the Under Armour brand guide.

How it compares

Measured against the 542 currently-available shoes in the catalog. The bar shows where this shoe sits in that range.

Weight

203 g / 7.2 oz

72 g lighter than the catalog median of 275 g

Heel stack

36 mm

Level with the catalog median of 36 mm

Drop

6 mm

Level with the catalog median of 6 mm

Price

$230

70 pricier than the catalog median of 160

Responsiveness

3 / 5

Catalog median 3 / 5

Cushioning

4 / 5

Catalog median 4 / 5

Energy return

3 / 5

Catalog median 3 / 5

Durability

~200 mi

Catalog median ~400 mi

Within the Under Armour line it is lighter than the brand's median (275 g / 9.7 oz) and sits taller than its median stack (36 mm).

Closest alternatives

Current shoes with the nearest combination of weight, stack, drop, foam feel and plate.

Mount to Coast S1(2024)

210 g / 7.4 oz · 36 mm · 4 mm drop · — · $180

Light road-ultra racer with adaptive lacing for feet that swell over 50 miles.

Asics Hyper Speed 4

210 g / 7.4 oz · 32 mm · 7 mm drop · — · $100

Budget racer: light, simple and fast enough for 5Ks on a dime.

Asics Noosa Tri 17

215 g / 7.6 oz · 32 mm · 5 mm drop · — · $145

Loud, light triathlon-friendly speed trainer with quick-entry upload.

Hoka Rincon 4

228 g / 8.0 oz · 33 mm · 5 mm drop · — · $130

Barely-there lightweight Hoka for quick, cushioned miles.

Brooks Hyperion 2(2024)

201 g / 7.1 oz · 32 mm · 8 mm drop · — · $140

Light, firm and fast — a plateless racer for shorter distances.

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