Recommended. The HOVR Infinite 4 features a Charged Cushioning® dual-density midsole, with a softer forefoot and firmer heel that stabilises a beginner's landing. Its 20/28mm stack with an 8mm drop is easy-to-handle daily geometry that lets new runners move with confidence. The price is accessible and durability good, making it an excellent value option at the entry level. Start with 3-5km jogs three times a week and extend gradually.
Full rubber outsole + high-wear zone durable rubber
Épaisseur avant-pied
20.0mm
Épaisseur talon
28.0mm
Drop
8mm
Poids
260g
Ressenti à l'usage
Ajustement
Serré
Respirabilité
(4/5)
Stabilité
Moyen
Répartition de l'amorti
Plus d’avant-pied
Sensation
Moderate cushioning, stable, soft front firm heel
Rebond
(3/5)
Runner Matching
Style de course conseillé
Neutre
Niveau du coureur
Débutant
Poids du coureur
Moyen/léger
Largeur
Standard
Type de voûte
Moyen
Type d'attaque
Médio-pied
Infos pratiques
Prix
$46.33 USD (approx.)
Durabilité
600 km
Note globale
2.0
Synthèse des avis
The UA HOVR Infinite 4 features a Charged Cushioning® dual-density midsole. Its softer forefoot and firmer heel construction is unusual among entry-level running shoes, simultaneously delivering forefoot propulsion and stable support on heel strike. The full knit upper offers a secure fit with mid-to-upper-tier breathability, suited to daily jogging, run commuting and light fitness work. The price is accessible and durability is good, making it excellent value within its bracket. Cushioning is only moderate and rebound is fairly conservative, however, so it does not suit those chasing speed or long-distance racing. For anyone seeking a dependable daily trainer that will not disappoint, it is well worth shortlisting.