Under Armour Infinite Pro Trail Runners - Green - 8

The engineered mesh upper is designed for high breathability to keep your feet cool and manage moisture. While it offers some protection against light splashes, these shoes are not fully waterproof and are not intended for deep water submersion.

These shoes excel on a variety of trail surfaces, including rocky paths, dirt trails, loose gravel, and moderate muddy conditions, thanks to the aggressive lug design of the Vibram® outsole.

Remove loose dirt with a soft brush. For stubborn grime, gently wipe the shoes with a damp cloth and a small amount of mild soap. Always allow them to air dry completely at room temperature, away from direct heat.

Yes, the die-cut EVA sockliner is typically removable, allowing you to replace it with your custom orthotics for personalized support. Always ensure the fit remains comfortable after insertion.

The 8mm offset refers to the difference in height between the heel and the forefoot of the shoe. This moderate drop is designed to provide a balanced feel, promoting a natural stride for neutral runners across various terrains.

The engineered mesh upper features a strategic haptic print reinforcement, providing enhanced durability and abrasion resistance. This construction is designed to withstand the rigors of trail running and protect against common trail hazards.

While versatile, the Under Armour Infinite Pro Trail Runners are specifically optimized for off-road conditions. The Vibram® outsole and robust cushioning provide superior performance on trails. For extensive road running, a dedicated road running shoe would generally be more appropriate to prevent premature wear on the outsole lugs.

Ensure proper lacing for a secure fit without excessive tightness. Verify you are wearing appropriate moisture-wicking socks to reduce friction. Check that the shoe size is correct, considering slight foot swelling that can occur during long runs.

Regularly clean the Vibram® outsole to remove embedded dirt, mud, and small stones that can reduce the effectiveness of the lugs. Inspect the lugs for signs of significant wear, which may indicate it's time for new shoes.

The robust construction of trail shoes sometimes requires a short break-in period. Wear them for shorter runs or walks first to allow the materials to adapt to your foot's shape and movement. Ensure the lacing isn't too tight.

Ensure you are wearing high-quality, moisture-wicking socks designed for athletic use. While the engineered mesh upper is breathable, extreme weather conditions or inappropriate sock choices can still lead to heat build-up. Consider trying thinner running socks.