Women's Under Armour UA HOVR Infinite 4 Running Shoes

Women's Under Armour UA HOVR™ Infinite 4 Running Shoes

RRP £114.95 Now £35

Sizes 2.5 up to 8.5

Delivery is £4.99

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We kept the reliable, smooth, secure feel of the Infinite you love…but we simplified the upper, flipped the UA HOVR™ cushioning, and rethought the sole, giving you a lighter, softer, more durable every day running shoe.

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• Best for: Long & everyday runs with a secure fit
• Engineered mesh upper is extremely lightweight & breathable, with strategic support where you need it
• 3D-molded sockliner cradles your foot for enhanced step-in comfort
• Responsive UA HOVR™ cushioning reduces impact, returns energy & helps propel you forward
• Anatomically placed, deep flex grooves offer proper flexibility in key areas
• Carbon rubber pods under the heel deliver greater traction & durability at high-impact strike zones

The Under Armour HOVR Infinite 4 Women's Running Shoes are perfect for the next time you hit the track or treadmill, featuring a lightweight construction with a shaped ankle collar coupled with a lace fastening that helps lock your foot down into the shoe, while mesh panels to the upper help to increase breathability. Lightweight cushioning to the midsole offer responsive comfort coupled with fantastic energy return with every footstrike and a durable tread pattern gives fantastic traction on a range of surfaces, finished off with the classic Under Armour branding to the side.on


Runners world review

In early models featuring its softer and more responsive Hovr midsole, Under Armour wrapped the entire foam midsole in a mesh called Energy Web. This limits how much the foam expands, so when it compresses, more pent-up energy returns to your stride. The Infinite 4 uses only a small patch of webbing around the Hovr foam on the lateral edge, with a thinner layer of EVA carrier foam above. This foam cradles the foot and helps to smooth out the ride. However, as the firmer EVA layer meets your foot first, you don’t get a luxurious step-in feel. ‘The cushioning is soft and plush but dense – it definitely did not feel overly soft,’ said one tester.

Heel strikers will notice the cushioning more than midfoot or forefoot strikers, but the 4 rides smoother than the 3, regardless of where your foot hits the pavement. The flex grooves are chiselled more deeply into the outsole, creating both horizontal and vertical channels along which the shoe can bend more easily. Another benefit of the carved-out rubber is that it also functions much like the lugs on a trail shoe. During testing, the Infinite gripped pavement well and offered excellent durability from its outsole’s carbon-rubber combo