Tenis para Correr UA HOVR™ Machina para Hombre

Shoes are not comfortable at all. Thight from front side even I bought one number larger than my foot size.

These were my second set of HOVR connected shoes I've used. The Phantoms were a great pair ended up getting 378 miles out of them before they had to be retired. The Phantoms seemed to be a little narrow in the toe box. With this pair the toe box was spot on the width, however I have gotten pretty bad case of runners toe after switching. I really like the comfort and weight of these shoes. I haven't really noticed a difference with PEBAX insert. I will be buying a second pair of these in a half size larger.

I've been running in UA shoes for about 3 years now and have been in Infinites for awhile. I decided to change it up and try out the Machina. They were very stiff at first but figured a couple miles and they would loosen up. They did after about 20 miles but at 30-40 miles my right shin began to have major pain that I had not experienced. I switched back to my Infinite and had no issues. Gave these a try again and immediately had the pain. I had read great reviews on these but they just did not work for my feet. I'll stick to my Infinite.

Will the RED color shoe be released in a size 7???

Best running shoes I had so far, very confy and good performance.

I really wanted to like these shoes. The appearance and the features on paper sounded great. But after trying really hard to give them a shot (I have put about 100 miles on them), I just don't like them at all. The first thing is the fit. I find them really tight which is a first in shoes for me. I traditionally have narrow feet and usually my only issue is that the shoes feel sloppy. Not the case with these. My feet feel cramped and uncomfortable. For context I currently run in pairs of Altras, Hokas, Sauconys, and Salomons (when I'm not using the UAs) and do not have this issue in any of those other shoes. The second issue is the performance. I expected a shoe that was plush enough for long runs, but still responsive. Instead I find them to be heavy and firm to the point of feeling clunky. Again, I run in a lot of different shoes with different levels of cushioning and responsiveness and I have been able to comfortably adapt to all of those. The Machinas just have not broken in in a way that I feel comfortable running more than a few miles in them at a time. The last thing is that I can see how UA is attempting to compete in the market with the rest of the shoe companies utilizing carbon fiber plate technology. Where they missed the mark is that they tried to create a daily running shoe where those others are more light weight trainers and racing shoes. In doing so, they made a shoe that is not a great daily trainer and not a shoe you can race in. Like I said, I really wanted to like this shoe because I like so much of the other things that UA does (the Tribase Reign is one of the best shoes I've ever used for the gym), but the HOVR Machina just does not work for me and is not worth the hefty price tag. Wish I could have that money back for UA running apparel instead.

As a running shoe, these are great—comfortable, firm cushioning, stable, and good both for distance and speed. The problem is that its distance measurements are long by about 8%. I sensed it at first on routes I have done forever, when I’d get to the end and the app said I had gone longer than usual. And I confirmed it just now on a track—the shoes and app measured a mile about 120 meters too early. I figured out how to recalibrate them and we’ll see if it works—I’m hopeful, and otherwise very happy with these.

The shoe is extremely comfortable. However, after 50 miles I noticed the soles of the shoes where wearing down to the point that there was no more grip left on them. Around 100 miles, it was down to the propulsion plate. For the price of these shoes I would not recommend them.

The shoe is very comfortable and performs well. At 250 miles the sole of the shoe was gone and into the foam. Would expect to get closer to 300 miles before the sole wears out.

Great running shoes. Definitely worth the money and would definitely recommend!