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Under Armour Charged Gemini 2020: A versatile runner

The Charged Gemini 2020 is a neutral running shoe that’s perfect for road runs just as it is suitable for casual, laidback events. Contrary to its minimalist fashion, the shoe’s comfort and support are maximized.

A signature from UA’s Gemini lineup, this model does not skimp on flexibility for unrestrained foot flex and motions.

Who is it for?

This is the perfect model for you if you’re looking for a:

  • comfortable everyday running shoe
  • daily trainer that’s also great for walking 
  • all-day wear model
  • jogging shoe

Charged Gemini 2020: What are the benefits? 

With a construction that sports some of Under Armour’s renowned and athlete-trusted technologies, here are some of the features you’ll love from the UA Charged Gemini 2020: 

Durability. The combination of the shoe’s Charged Cushioning and blown rubber outsole permits it to last long.

Responsiveness. Still owed to the cushioning system of the neutral runner, a snappy ride is delivered for an effortless forward motion. 

Comfort. The shoe’s midsole cushions the foot comfortably, allowing a strain-free ride. 

Lightness. For runners to conserve their energy, the platform employs minimal bulk.

How Charged Gemini 2020 compares

This shoe: 72
All shoes average: 82
57 93
This shoe: $100
All shoes average: $120
$40 $300
This shoe: 9.8oz
All shoes average: 9.5oz
3.5oz 15.4oz
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Jens Jakob Andersen
Jens Jakob Andersen

Jens Jakob is a fan of short distances with a 5K PR at 15:58 minutes. Based on 35 million race results, he's among the fastest 0.2% runners. Jens Jakob previously owned a running store, when he was also a competitive runner. His work is regularly featured in The New York Times, Washington Post, BBC and the likes as well as peer-reviewed journals. Finally, he has been a guest on +30 podcasts on running.

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