Under Armour Infinite Pro Trail Running Shoes - Black - 7

Yes, the Under Armour Infinite Pro Trail Running Shoes are built for diverse trail surfaces, offering secure support, optimum protection, and best-in-class grip from their Vibram® outsole for challenging outdoor adventures.

They feature extra-springy UA HOVR™+ cushioning throughout the full length, which reduces impact, returns energy, and helps propel you forward on the trails.

No, these shoes are classified as 'NEUTRAL,' meaning they are designed for runners who need a balance of flexibility and cushioning and do not require specific motion control for overpronation.

The engineered mesh upper is reinforced for lockdown and security, and features a strategic haptic print for added durability and abrasion resistance against typical trail hazards.

While they can technically be run on roads, their full-length Vibram® outsole with aggressive lugs is specifically designed for optimal performance, grip, and durability on trail surfaces. Road running will likely wear down the lugs faster and may feel less efficient than a dedicated road shoe.

These shoes weigh 11.4 oz and have an 8mm offset.

Sizing is typically standard; however, it's always recommended to try on running shoes or consult a sizing guide, especially for performance footwear.

Info needed: Specific care instructions were not provided with the product. Generally, it's best to brush off loose dirt after each run. For a deeper clean, hand wash with mild soap and cold water, then air dry away from direct sunlight or heat.

The Infinite Pro Trail is designed with robust cushioning and a durable Vibram® outsole for optimal protection and traction on tough trails, contributing to its 11.4 oz weight. For runners prioritizing maximum protection and resilience on rugged terrain, this weight is typical. Consider the trade-off between weight and trail-specific features.

While the full-length Vibram® outsole with its lug design offers best-in-class grip on many trail surfaces, extreme conditions (e.g., slick wet rocks, deep mud) can challenge any outsole. Ensure lugs are clear of debris and adapt your running technique to the specific challenging surface.

Ensure the shoes are properly broken in before long runs. Verify your lacing is snug but not overly tight. The die-cut EVA sockliner should provide comfort, but if discomfort persists, confirm you are a neutral runner, as these shoes are designed for that gait type.