Women's Charged Assert 11 Running Shoes
- 5.5
- 3.5
- 6
- 4
- 6.5
- 4.5
Check before choosing: Firm underfoot feel on asphalt
Under Armour
Under Armour has 6 researched listings in our catalogue across 1 category; the highest scoring is Women's Charged Assert 11 Running Shoes. Figures below are computed only from these listings, which are research reviews of published product information, not hands-on tests.
- Reviewed listings
- 6
- Average editorial score
- 7.4/10
- Average buyer rating
- 4.5/5
- Recorded price range
- $38.45–$57.99
Buyer ratings combine 113,535 captured Amazon ratings.
Highest-scoring Under Armour products
By editorial score
Women's Charged Assert 11 Running Shoes
$38.45 · 7.5/10Priced well below average category norms, this shoe offers basic road utility for fitness runners. The traditional EVA-based midsole necessitates alternating with another pair to let the foam expand between sessions. Check the heel-to-toe drop to verify alignment with your lower-leg tolerances.
Men's Charged Assert 10 Shoes
$54.24 · 7.4/10An iterative update to an entry-level road shoe, retaining a traditional geometry and dense underfoot feel. It serves adequately as an inexpensive second pair to rotate while primary running midsoles decompress. Stack height and overall weight remain firmly positioned in the recreational jogging tier.
Women's Charged Assert 9 Running Shoe
$54.99 · 7.4/10A straightforward recreational shoe built with a standard high heel drop and structured synthetic overlays. The firm midsole gives reasonable support for short outings but offers minimal energy return over longer mileage. Plan to rotate it with another shoe to give the foam adequate recovery time.
Score spread
- 8.0 and up0
- 7.0–7.96
- 6.0–6.90
- Under 6.00
Where Under Armour appears
| Category | Listings | Avg score |
|---|---|---|
| Running shoes & watches | 6 | 7.4 |
What differs between these Under Armour listings
Brand alone does not establish compatibility or quality. These are the recorded distinctions, not specifications shared by every Under Armour product.
Men's Charged Assert 10 Shoes
- 7.5
- 7.5
- 8
- 8
- 8.5
- 8.5
Check before choosing: Midsole compresses quickly over high mileage
Women's Charged Assert 9 Running Shoe
- 5.5
- 36
- 6
- 36.5
- 6.5
- 37.5
Check before choosing: Noticeably firm underfoot ride
Men's Charged Edge Shoes
- 7.5
- 6.5
- 8
- 7
- 8.5
- 7.5
Check before choosing: Firm compound limits long-run impact absorption
Men's Charged+ Assert 11 Running Shoes
- 7.5
- 6.5
- 8
- 7
- 8.5
- 7.5
Check before choosing: Heavier than higher-tier performance trainers
Men's Charged Assert 9 Running Shoe
- 5.5
- 38
- 6
- 38.5
- 6.5
- 39
Check before choosing: Stiff midsole lacks high-rebound modern foams
Every Under Armour product we reviewed
6 listingsNo. 01 — Economical road training and gym sessions
Women's Charged Assert 11 Running Shoes
$38.454.5676 ratingsOur score 7.5/10
Priced well below average category norms, this shoe offers basic road utility for fitness runners. The traditional EVA-based midsole necessitates alternating with another pair to let the foam expand between sessions. Check the heel-to-toe drop to verify alignment with your lower-leg tolerances.
- Exceptional price-to-utility ratio
- Sturdy build quality for casual training
- Dependable full-coverage rubber outsole
- Firm underfoot feel on asphalt
- Foam recovers slowly after long runs
No. 02 — Secondary rotation pair for easy miles
Men's Charged Assert 10 Shoes
$54.244.524,909 ratingsOur score 7.4/10
An iterative update to an entry-level road shoe, retaining a traditional geometry and dense underfoot feel. It serves adequately as an inexpensive second pair to rotate while primary running midsoles decompress. Stack height and overall weight remain firmly positioned in the recreational jogging tier.
- Inexpensive price point
- Durable high-abrasion outsole rubber
- Predictable upper lockdown
- Midsole compresses quickly over high mileage
- Stiff heel-to-toe transition
No. 03 — Short road runs and general fitness
Women's Charged Assert 9 Running Shoe
$54.994.524,641 ratingsOur score 7.4/10
A straightforward recreational shoe built with a standard high heel drop and structured synthetic overlays. The firm midsole gives reasonable support for short outings but offers minimal energy return over longer mileage. Plan to rotate it with another shoe to give the foam adequate recovery time.
- Budget-friendly entry price
- Structured upper support
- Reliable surface traction
- Noticeably firm underfoot ride
- Heavier than technical running shoes
No. 04 — Budget gym sessions and short jogs
Men's Charged Edge Shoes
$41.974.53,931 ratingsOur score 7.4/10
Priced around forty-two dollars, this model leans toward general athletic training rather than pure distance running. The midsole prioritizes firm stability over progressive road cushioning, which benefits lateral gym work but limits comfort on long road stretches. Buyers should verify if the heel-to-toe offset aligns with their stride before logging road mileage.
- Highly competitive entry-level pricing
- Stable base suitable for cross-training
- Solid review volume within category
- Firm compound limits long-run impact absorption
- Requires ample recovery time between road outings
No. 05 — Low-cost everyday road jogs
Men's Charged+ Assert 11 Running Shoes
$56.254.61,958 ratingsOur score 7.3/10
The eleventh iteration of this model maintains entry-level affordability for low-mileage road runners. The conventional midsole material needs a day off between runs to restore its original volume. Inspect stack height specifications to ensure there is adequate forefoot cushion for your stride.
- Accessible sub-sixty-dollar cost
- Structured upper for secure midfoot fit
- Durable high-wear rubber zones
- Heavier than higher-tier performance trainers
- Basic midsole material lacks dynamic spring
No. 06 — Short road runs and rotation duty
Men's Charged Assert 9 Running Shoe
$57.994.657,420 ratingsOur score 7.3/10
A reliable entry-level road running model built for short to mid-distance training. The shoe uses a standard stack height and a firmer midsole that resists bottoming out, though energy return is minimal. It provides a cost-effective option to alternate with a softer daily trainer.
- Strong rating volume indicates dependable build
- Sub-$60 price bracket
- Supportive upper for neutral stability
- Stiff midsole lacks high-rebound modern foams
- Heavier build than performance-focused trainers