Under Armour HOVR Rise, Men's Fitness Shoes

Great shoes for: dynamic workouts, fitness, HIIT, short run, a bit of weight training. They are not for you if you are just running or doing mainly weight workouts.

Perfect for cross fit. The sole unit provides loads of grip. The trainers are comfortable as well.

Nice shoe

Very good gym shoe, copes with cardio well, haswell as heavy lifting, would recommend

I bought these as a present for my husband. He says they fit well & are very comfortable.

Best training shoes I've bought. Never got on with Nike metcons before, gave these a go and they're perfect

Great looking trainer, they just don't last long. Bought in September, in the bin by mid December. UA must use cheap materials in their design, the sole has completely degraded and the heel has collapsed leaving me with blisters everything I wear them, typically id expect at least one year from a good pair of trainers, these have lasted all of 3months. Avoid.... Please bare in mind with lockdown I haven't been in the gym and I don't wear these for running, the wear is general day to day walking over maybe 500km.

Chose for playing tennis & badminton. Supportive enough for foot not to slide about within the shoe BUT be aware that the insole and sole structure does not give enough cushion and shock absorbsion and you will potentially suffer heel/foot damage as a result. I didn't think it was these shoes that had caused the problem until I compared with my old (Reebok) shoes and other non sport shoes as well. With these shoes, unlike the others, I can compress the inner sole at the heel bed to the point that the sole goes hard with the pressure of my thumb. With my old shoes and the other shoes, I can't do that. Poor show Under Armour, not expected considering how they are described. Certainly nothing like "Hovr"ing!!