Who should buy the Under Armour TR96
Under Armour has integrated a host of innovative materials into TR96 to produce a training shoe that promotes freedom of movement and provides ample footbed protection, durability, and traction. It might benefit you if:
- You've been sustaining some foot traumas recently and would want a shoe cushioned enough to shield your foot against injuries.
- You observe hygiene and are looking for a trainer that allows adequate airflow to keep your foot neat and cool.
- A shoe that offers reliable support during weight training is what you are after.
- You are looking for a well-performing training companion that could also satisfy your fashion appetite.
Abrasion-resistant outsole
The Under Armour TR96 features an exposed midsole for its outsole. The underside is constructed to be firm to withstand abrasive surfaces.
Hardwearing areas, such as the forefoot and the heel sections, are reinforced with rubber. These strategically placed pods not only improve durability but they also enhance traction. The beveled back softens the heel strike by facilitating the smooth heel-to-midfoot transition of the foot.
Protective footbed
Cushioning the foot and protecting it against impact is the EVA midsole. This lightweight platform is designed to decrease the shock felt by the foot to prevent discomfort or injuries.
Anti-slippage sockliner
Inside this Under Armour trainer is a die-cut, full-length EVA sockliner. This component prevents slippage and provides maximum underfoot coverage for all-day comfort.
The Under Armour TR96's upper
The Under Armour TR96 employs a mesh fabric for the upper. This material holds the foot securely but still promotes natural foot movements. It is also breathable, allowing air to cool the interior during workouts.
The toe box shield
Synthetic overlays protect the toe box, the eyestay, the quarters, and the rearfoot. This element prevents the mesh from deteriorating early.
The foot is kept securely locked down using the lacing system.
The plush collar and tongue also help in preventing the foot from slipping out of the shoe accidentally.
