Under Armour Flow Velociti Wind Review: Feel Fast in this Daily Trainer

Shoe Weight: 8.5 ounces M / 8 ounces W

With the ultimate goal of making you faster, welcome the new Under Armour Flow Velociti Wind running shoes. Light and speedy, new one-piece FLOW cushioning technology eliminates the rubber outsole to create the most grippy and most responsive shoes from Under Armour ever. The Warp™ upper optimizes your fit with lightweight lockdown and max breathability, plus your Flow Velociti Wind connects to UA MAPMYRUN™ to track and analyze all your running metrics.

Running Shoe Support: The Under Armour Flow Velociti Wind New is for neutral runners with medium to high arches who like a natural feel and don't need a lot of extra support.

Cushion Level: Level 4 Cushion serves up lots of cushion and spring in every step to help you feel energized for long runs, short runs, and everything in between.

Perfect For: Daily training, improving your running, jogging, walking and hitting the road in style. Minimal design helps increase your speed.

Shop the UA Flow Velociti Wind here: https://bit.ly/30hEtbK​

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