Under Armour has launched the UA Infinite Elite in the South Africa, offering footwear engineering tailored for runners who crave endless kilometres and effortless strides.
Designed to redefine the running experience, the UA Infinite Elite embodies boundless comfort, seamless efficiency, and limitless potential.
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High-mileage training shoe
Crafted to support both long run days and everyday strides with a super-plush feel and an innovative design, the UA Infinite Elite is the go-to choice for runners seeking unparalleled endurance.
This high-mileage training shoe features HOVR+ cushioning technology, with every component of the shoe – from the collar and tongue foam to the adaptive Intelliknit upper – optimised for supreme comfort and long-run performance.
UA Infinite Elite features:
- Asymmetrical Pull Tag: Pull tab with tactile consideration and added help with ease of entry.
- TPU Heel Clip: Premium branding and added support for heel lockdown.
- Bevel Heel Design: Helps lessen heel impact allows the runner to land smoothly and increases overall stability.
- Thinweb Rubber: Outsole designed for a combination of durability where it’s needed and providing lightweight rebound
- Intelliknit Upper: Knit upper materialisation with micro details and textures. Creates a precision 1:1 fit for elevated comfort and fit
- 3D Moulded Sockliner: High resiliency premium sockliner to cradle the foot and enhance step-in comfort
- HOVR+ Midsole: Full-length one-piece bead foam midsole that is softer, lighter, and more flexible for a more plush and bouncy underfoot experience
Experience the uninhibited ride and undeniable plushness of the UA Infinite Elite. Priced at R3799, available in-store or online at underarmour.co.za.
Author: Pedro van Gaalen
When he’s not writing about sport or health and fitness, Pedro is probably out training for his next marathon or ultra-marathon. He’s worked as a fitness professional and as a marketing and comms expert. He now combines his passions in his role as managing editor at Fitness magazine.
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