Under Armour HOVR Machina

Damn it doesn't smell you should smell mine mm-hmm that's disgusting hey good thing guys it's Chris we're testers chill out welcome back to the official Testing Nurse Communication YouTube channel today we are reviewing and reviewing these in detail Guys, this is the new running model from Under Armour, it's called the Under Armor floating machine, now they actually come in a big package, that's what she said and inside the package there was a lot of stuff because they sent them to us so that we could try them first. We're going to the Human Performance Summit and Under Armor is doing things that I find really interesting like inside the package not only does it come with the shoes and all that stuff, which is cool, we'll break that down in a second, but it also came with a lots of clothes so these pants are here and it's a jacket like this yeah so this sport style jacket has a zipper.

They all come with this silver holographic tab and they also have this specific logo and stuff. The clothing is part of his recovered collection. It's here to help you recover faster when you finish a workout. It has special minerals within the fabric that reflect your body's energy that your body emits and is supposed to give it back to your body. muscles to increase blood flow, which will reduce muscle fatigue and speed up your recovery and all that kind of stuff and I don't know what to think about it. It all sounds great but it also sounds like magic, so I look forward to learning. more while we're at the human performance summit because it sounds really cool.

I just don't understand how that works, but anyway this is the pair of shoes that they're sending us to go there and I don't know if there will be other pieces in the line and all that, but these are the UA floating machines, it's one Of their new running models, it's actually a structured parachute, it's not on one thing or another or whatever, it has a lot of support, which I think is interesting that Mrs. Wing has already been testing them, so the We'll bring you your thoughts on the performance in a moment, but first we'll run through all the technical specs and start with the outsole right here.

I have a ton of different styles of rubber and they're all cut into all these different flex grooves, which I think is great, especially for runners who want a ton of rubber but don't want it to hinder their movements, so the upper Here's what they call high abrasion rubber and they have the same thing here in the heel and then this whole midfoot section is blown rubber and blown rubber is much softer, it's very similar to foam, although the downside is is that those things will wear out faster but they allow you to have a softer impact while you run, so it almost helps the cushion configuration that's already there.

I always find it interesting that Nike did this. I think Adidas has done something similar, so most running brands have something similar to that, it's not weird, it's not like, oh man, they're trying to go through your shoes and stuff, they're trying to give you the most cushioning possible with traction coverage far below, that's right, black. The cape also feels like rubber. I don't know if it's rubber or not. I just know that it is a very firm material. It could just be a very hard foam and I think that's very interesting because it's in conjunction or together with your floating foam, which is. a softer foam from the spring year so that the rubber area has a little more impact more traction, you have that black layer and that's supposed to stabilize you and then you have the top layer on top of which again is another layer of cushioning and impact protection I don't know, the heel to toe falls from the top of my head.

I don't think they are available online to verify that once we know we will have that additional information available in the communication from the wear testers. but until then sorry, now there's one more piece in this tooling setup here and it's a little hard to see on this pair, but on these guys here you can see that little black triangle peeking out and that's their drive plate which actually it extends to the floor, the fit goes up and it's supposed to give you a good snap on your ride again, kind of like the name says, it's supposed to feel like you're propelled forward and it's made of peeing backwards to It may seem like plastic, they actually use these things, this type of material and many shoes today and they are used in so many different variations.

I know this is a little off topic but the u sh Y 13 basketball shoe is cool, I discovered it after we filmed everything and uploaded it. Everything that my protagonist liked, he called me and said: Hey, here are all the technical specifications. I thought, thanks, who is that? A couple of days ago, that shoe over there used what they call Boom Cushion. The entire midsole is what it feels and looks like. Momentum is made of these peeing things and then you have the same thing here in Jordan. Brands use it in their flight speed systems and flight plates.

Nike uses it and all that like foam and like a plate there for percentages. and her steam things and all that, there's so many things and shoes, but I think it's so interesting how versatile that material is, you can firm it up, that's what she said, you can really firm it up and it still has that stretch. I know, and I mean, where you can bend it and it will go back to its original shape and then you can turn it into foam. Basically, that's a part that I think is very strange now that the materials feel pretty basic and not.

It feels like anything you would or wouldn't see from any other brand or it's just basic textile, it almost looks like designed mesh which is what I assume it is, oh wait the backrest height is right there, oh right on templates. and they're runners, they've been, they've been doing that, yeah, I keep forgetting that's amazing, so the pair of men are 25 millimeters and 33 millimeters, so 33 to 25 is very slight, like a slightly different offset . than what was called hover infinity, where that one had a huge drop from heel to toe and it was super noticeable - super comfortable shoe, although now they are bluetooth compatible, so they connect - Under Armor's Map My Run app so you can track all kinds of things, your pace, your mileage, it will track how many miles you've run in any of your shoes, so specific shoes, yeah, so you can have that shoe, you can have infinity and it will know the difference so I know exactly your shoes, yeah, I don't know exactly how many miles you put on each one and that's something that you think is cool because I know you say, oh, when I was wearing this shoe I ran this way or this time and when I was wearing that shoe that I ran this time and I'm not saying it's because of the shoes, I just find it interesting and so do you.

For anyone curious, these guys are Bluetooth capable and connect to your my run map, you'll know. what shoe are you using for your workouts. I think that's pretty cool now that, with all that stuff out of the way, let's talk about how to size the way you feel and the way you perform right now with the lady. Lane now, when it comes to these guys, I like my shoes to be tight, so what I would choose as a runner is to keep the size true, although six and a half is good. I can't imagine wearing them in a size 6, but six is ​​your casual size, yes, so for running I always go up a half size, it all depends on your preference, but I would go with what she says if you're running in these, yeah you're just a casual wear, up to size for me, if your wife's footer, you might want to go up a half size, they are very tight and like a white footer running in these, is that plate you were talking about , the other propulsion board, the propulsion game is where I'm having the love-hate this is the first one.

I don't think any of my shoes have had not only the ultra boost the ultra boost has the plate but it goes up the side it's not in the middle my first run in these was horrible and I was It's like oh no armor sent me anything and I'm supposed to go to something and this is going to be a miserable experience because they don't like what they sent me, when you have plastic going up the forefoot like that or sometimes carbon. fiber the Jordan 11 or like the road is also super rigid the 11 have the U-shaped plate almost like that, so at least the LeBron 9 has a little flexibility, for example, it only goes to the toe and then the Wade goes all the way to the tip, but it's like a resin coating, so it just doesn't move, so they're just different variations of that type of spring, right, but you have to break it before it starts jumping, so.

I have been running while wearing them for the past two weeks. I've been on the Ultra Boost 20 Infinity React. There are a couple more, but none of them have this plate, so I went from having super flexible shoes to barely having half of them. One block in and it was like my shoes were coming off the back of my foot because none of this stuff was bending, yeah once it broke but what does it feel like? It's so much better, less like I figured out the laces a little bit more because it's kind. like a bootie where the tongue is attached in certain parts, yes it's a very thin 3/4 sleeve, but it's there so it feels a little more comfortable, yes, and those were my white feet and all.

I was like this. Shoe is trying to attack me and run away from me at the same time, but I've already done about five or six runs on these and it's become too much, each one of them is a mile, yeah, I didn't do the 222 miles last night. I still have a lot to do now that I can't run - the first run I did four miles and getting to that I thought - but it just keeps getting better and better as far as the walking cushion goes. comfort, I think that's what I feel the most, very silly, yes it's a denser ortholite so this is most of what I feel when I'm in the shoe bouncing a little but there's something else like that I would use as a koron, it is a very thin layer, but this, even being thin, makes a difference.

I love this when they put it on basketball shoes. By the way, it makes a difference to the extent that it's another thin layer of cushion, so there are two. right there you have the displacement so for me just from a Tryon and bouncing and all that from a casual perspective I find them very comfortable but you're the one running in them yeah compare this to Vanity Run or Yeah so the react infinite or whatever because he's a stability runner, but it's still his reaction, so he keeps bouncing, yeah, because those on the boosts are very similar, the ultra boost 20, they both have like a 20 and something else for percent of anything compared to those highly cushioned shoes.

What does hovering feel like? I mean, it's not a bad feeling, but it's not something I would like to brag about that much. Most would consider it a neutral, a cushion neutral, yes, and then would you recommend it for short and long runs? Guy Drew ran 12 miles on that stretch, yeah, and he's been doing other races and said they felt pretty good. I like it, the way it adapts to my foot, I can't imagine going that far. using it with five miles as my longest time on them so I have days where I do a moderate run ok Drew runs like many he will also have his thoughts on performance on where the testers are if anyone is wondering how to do it a lot of the running shoe reviews work, you have their opinion, you have their opinion for people of different sizes because Drew six six narrow feet are long legs, big strides, all that, so it's like you have that perspective and then a little person , here's how And then one last thing, the durability of the soles, that's something I noticed.

I said this in a different video, but this is how you can tell where the hit zones are and you can see where he's chewing on, yes, the blown rubber. He's freaking out, yeah, so mine is perfectly flat right now, but hers is curling up because of how he lands like that and then moves towards her, what do you call it? step, stride, I don't know, balance somehow, honestly, that sounds kind of uncomfortable Your knees hurt everywhere no, we get random comments about how I run, you're supposed to run, how you're comfortable, like you're supposed to that you shouldn't force your way, like in a specific style, okay, that's how I run and have been running.

That way for over ten years and I've had almost no injuries. It's true, you know, it's weird and I like calf strains. Nothing. I've run the marathon, but I typically run 25 to 30 miles a week, a lot like she runs. a marathon a week which is crazy, so I think it pretty much covers everything, all the technical specifications. I hope you enjoyed it and thanks to Under Armor for connecting us with these guys. Let us know what you think about this in the comments section below especially. If you run it under armor products and if you do what is your favorite thing in your life, it would be interesting.

I think it's really interesting how they have so many types of models for so many types of races and racers and so much. Many people don't really talk about them.Thank you very much for watching, thank you for all the support. See you next time, so until then, have a good time.