Under Armour Flow FUTR X Elite

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10 - Amazing

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9 - Great

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The traction hugs the floor fiercely. This feels like the best Flow foam to date. Just make sure to wipe the dust.

Flow foam continues to perform excellently on clean courts. Make sure to wipe off the dust.

The traction performance is fantastic. It's elite.

The Flow performs as expected. It performs insanely well on clean courts. Avoid dusty settings.

The traction is excellent on clean courts but gets slippery on dusty courts.

10 - Amazing

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9 - Great

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8 - Good

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7 - Average

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6 - Subpar

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The midsole has a ton of impact protection. It feels softer than the Curry line, too. There's also plenty of court feel in the forefoot.

The dual-density Flow foam is bulky with plenty of compression. The midsole feels secure and stable, and the shank feels like a springboard.

The Flow foam in this setup feels exaggerated. It promotes stability, and it features plenty of court feel. It's not the most cushioned, though.

Flow foam is a firm, responsive setup with a little impact protection.

The Flow foam is dense and reactive. It offers fluidity and court feel over impact protection.

10 - Amazing

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9 - Great

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8 - Good

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7 - Average

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6 - Subpar

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5 - Poor

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The upper is Intelliknit. It's reinforced for extra support, and it feels comfortable. It feels like a sock on my feet.

I expected the laces to dig into my feet but they didn't. The forefoot area needs breaking in, but the materials are incredibly breathable.

Under Armour uses its Intelliknit on the upper with an added layer reinforcing it. It feels comfortable around the foot, but the forefoot stretches.

Under Armour's Intelliknit upper is a fully woven material. It feels great, and they get the job done.

The Intelliknit fabric is soft, lightweight, and breathable. There's no break-in time and there are no weak points for containment. The loose forefoot weave reduces performance, though.

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9 - Great

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8 - Good

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The heel counter is adequate, and the lateral guardrail keeps you contained on the footbed.

The shoe's base feels stable. These are some of the better shoes for forgiveness underfoot. I appreciate the stiff heel counter, too.

There's tons of torsional rigidity and solid lateral containment because of the midfoot shank. When combined with the heel counter, there's no lack of support.

I didn't have any issues with the support. The performance is better than expected.

My main complaint is the wider toe box causing your toes to splay resulting in reduced reaction time. The rest of the shoe is stable and secure, especially the midsole.

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8 - Good

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7 - Average

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6 - Subpar

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The fit is snug and feels 1-to-1.

I had no issues with entry in the shoe. The fit is also form-fitting and forgiving, which I enjoyed.

I prefer a tight, snug fit. This forefoot area allows more freedom of movement among the toes because of the stretchy material.

I felt perfectly fine with my regular size.

The textile upper is too forgiving and the forefoot feels too wide.

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Good (100%)

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Fair (50%)

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These are indoor shoes.

The foam has little outdoor durability.

very narrow

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slightly narrow

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regular

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slightly wide

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very wide

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2E feet can go true to size.

The materials stretch out enough for slightly wide feet.

very small

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slightly small

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true to size

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slightly long

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very long

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I went with the standard true-to-size.

Narrow and medium feet can go down half a size for a 1-to-1 fit.

The fit is true to size.

The fit is true to size. If you have a narrow foot, you might get away with going down half a size.

The shoe technically fits true to size, but you can go down half a size for a snug fit.