I found them for €40 more than 2 years ago on a trip abroad. Today, after so much wear almost every day, they are still in very good condition. They are one of the best shoes I have ever bought. The only thing that bothers me is how much profiteering there is in the Greek market and in shoe prices in general, where we consider €70-€80 okay for something that is sold for €40-€50 in the rest of Europe with triple the salaries.

Value for money choice for me, very nice support for the hours I wear it and I'm standing, quite comfortable also for walking. Normally with other brands I wear 46, but after reading the reviews I got these in 47 and they fit me just fine

Coming from Nike Winflo 8 to Under Armour for the first time, I made a very good choice for running and for everyday use. It's worth every penny, only the sole is a bit hard, but I personally didn't encounter any problems. It feels nice when you wear it, the cushioning in the back of the shoe hugs the heel nicely without hitting you. Just get one size larger than your regular size to fit you perfectly. For example, I wear a 42.5 in Nike, so I got a 44 in this one.

I got them from my brother as they were a bit small for him. Until then, I was a loyal fan of Asics Nimbus and Cumulus. With this shoe, I ran not one but two marathons. Even in the second marathon for which I bought a pair of Asics Nimbus 25, I had gotten so used to the Velociti that I continued to use them. They have covered over 1500 km and now their age shows. They are lightweight, with a slightly hard sole but you have a nice feel of the ground you step on. I recommend them especially if you find them on sale, for less than 80 euros.

+ Very nice shoes aesthetically, very lightweight and with a nice shape for those who don't want a high sole. They seem durable and their fabric breathes very well.

- The only negative for someone who wants them for running training is that their sole is a bit hard and if they have any knee or waist issues, they might need something with more cushioning.