Under Armour Spectre Running Shoe Review
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The Under Armour Spectre is a light running shoe, weighing in at 9.8 oz. It is a great training shoe for neutral runners with plenty of stability and cushion for both short and long runs thanks to the 6mm of Cartilage® Precision Handling™ and the Directional Cushioning Engineering (DCE®) system. Testers liked the ventilated internal FootSleeve®, which keeps the foot in place without having to lace the shoe tightly. This is a welcome feature for those with feet on the narrow side who tend to have trouble with sliding (and the blisters that usually result from it). Under Armour’s ArmourLastic shock absorption also provides absorption for critical impact zones in the heel and forefoot for maximum protection. Overall, the Under Armour Spectre provides ample foot support and shock absorption in a lightweight shoe. For more information on the Spectre and other UA footwear, please visit www.underarmour.com or www.amazon,com/underarmour.
Features
- Cartilage 2 (C2): Engineered with a thickness between 7-9mm to capture energy at impact for more efficent transition
- Footsleeve: Ventilated internal sleeve is engineered to hug the foot and eliminate sliding and extra bulk
- ArmourLastic: Absorbs shock at critical impact zones in the heel and forefoot for maximum protection
Commit to bettering your performance in this lightweight running shoe with impact-absorbing cushioning and ultra-smooth heel-to-toe transitions. The men’s Under Armour® Spectre features an ArmourGuide™ frame that provides a touch of guidance without a reduction of flexibility. 11.7 ounces
