Customer Reviews Under Armour UA Charged Ultimate 2.0

This shoe is descent looking but not comfortable. Lack of cushion on the back (top) makes it pretty uncomfortable and prolonged use (running) caused blisters on my feet. Its also hard to put on as it does not open fully.

Loved these shoes the moment I saw them. I have never owned a pair of UA shoes, but these look good and feel good. I work with kids and am constantly on my feet throughout the day so have something comfortable is a must.

One of the best training shoes I have ever had. This shoe truly does fit the cross training mold. It has enough of a solid base to plant your feet for lifting weights, and also has great cushioning for plyo training and cardio work. The burrito tongue takes some getting used to but if you do agility training you really appreciate it when doing side to side movements. Overall the shoe locks to your foot, but does not squeeze particular parts of your foot which can be uncomfortable and I have noticed on previous UA shoes. Durability looks to be great with the rubber coating in the right spots. The shoe breathes, but water and sweat roll right off.

I scoured the internet looking for reviews on this show; however, I couldn't find anything (due to it being a newer shoe for the UA line). SO, I felt I would do my own since I've used this shoe and trained in this shoe. Comfort: Right out of the box, it felt stiff and did not provide a lot of flexibility. With time, it has broken in and it has become more comfortable. I'm willing to bet as I continue to wear, it will break in further. 4 Stars: Training: It has a solid base and I feel very grounded when doing lower body lifts (deadlift/squats). I would NOT recommend this as a running shoe! I can see it used for indoor exercises (cone drills, short sprints, ladders, etc)...however, I have not done this yet. It does feel sturdy and not cheap. I have not had a chance to do any outdoor training either due to snowy conditions. I'm willing to bet it will hold up. 5 Stars. Style: The "burrito tongue" style is new to me. I was uncertain at first but I must say, my foot feels locked in place and I have not noticed a lot of slip. I love the color(s) and the texture (personal choice). I would have liked the bottom portion of the shoe to have been black so staining isn't so apparent.After leaving the gym the first day, the bottom of my shoe was black due to the gym mats. It's a small complaint (I don't really care). Overall: I've grown further accustom to UA in training products opposed to Nike as time progresses. I feel Nike is more about distributing cheaper products opposed to investing in quality. (I too, have had faulty UA products but feel Nike is more consistent with making cheaper products ). This is a solid shoe. I looked forward to seeing how it stands during my training. "4.5" Stars Overall. I should also clarify, I'm an above average gym "goer". I'm a prior collegiate athlete and have spent a fair amount of time clanging plates together in the gym. I do not do "crossfit", but I would be willing to bet this shoe would hold up just fine.

liked the style, though not wild about the black color on one side only. also difficult to get on and off because of stretch on one side only.

The area above the heel was extremely uncomfortable for me. It felt hard and dug right into my Achilles. The burrito tongue also makes for a very small opening, so putting the sneakers on and taking them off takes a little more effort than with most sneakers. It's a shame about the heel area because otherwise I liked these sneakers. The soles were very supportive and comfortable, they fit well, and I personally liked the look of them. I could have dealt with the small opening, that's a pretty minor gripe, but I couldn't get over the heel discomfort that made them downright painful to wear.

My feet are wide, but not so much that I can't comfortably wear a regular-width shoe; I generally just wear a half- to a full-size up from my true size of 10.5. Knowing that athletic shoes tend to run small, I ordered these in an 11.5 Unfortunately they appear to have been fitted for small children. Wearing a thin athletic sock I literally cannot get my foot into the shoes without removing the lacings down to the bottom eyelet, and then when I relace them the burrito tongue is stretched and wrinkled and digs into my instep. Worse, my feet are unstable in the heel cups, and the heel cuff is stiff enough that it created hotspots after about 15 minutes of non-gym wear. It's entirely possible that these might stretch out and become more comfortable, and easier to get into and out of, after a prolonged break-in period, but the out-of-the-box fit is so completely terrible that I'll be returning them. A huge disappointment.

I ordered these online on 5/11/2017 (TOrder #:P-152-4691-7045) and another pair for my wife. They arrived timely in a few days. These shoes look as beautiful as they do on the screen and I was very excited to get them and slip them on. I can't really tell you exactly what the problem is with these shoes except they are extremely uncomfortable and not designed for walking, running or training. The tongue is not free to adjust, or help you tighten the shoe to your desired fit. The tongue is permanently fixed in the shoe and almost designed like a slip on. I also feel that is the main issue with this shoes comfort as you can't adjust the tongue and therefore, the she doesn't fit snug on your foot like most walkers and runners like. My foot moves a lot while walking with this shoe. The inner sole doesn't feel comfortable either and I truly regret purchasing the shoe. I strongly suggest not purchasing this shoe.

Wide toe box, deep ankle, weird fit. The tongue and tightening the shoe is awkward. this one needs to go back to the drawing board. disappointing.