Under Armour Cross-Training Shoes Charged Commit Trainer 5
Product description
How to use it
When one workout moves between different exercises, a basic running shoe may not feel like the right tool for every part of the session. The Under Armour Charged Commit Trainer 5 is built as a cross-training shoe, with a breathable mesh upper, leather overlays, and a full-length Charged Cushioning midsole. That combination is intended to bring airflow, added durability, and a responsive, comfortable feel to varied training.
The full rubber outsole also wraps up the sides for extra durability. It’s a practical design choice for a shoe meant to do more than cover straight-ahead miles.
Pros
The main appeal is the mix of materials and construction. Mesh helps keep the upper breathable, while leather overlays add reinforcement in selected areas. Underfoot, the full-length cushioning aims to balance responsiveness with comfort, rather than focusing on just one feel. The rubber outsole’s side wrap adds another layer of protection for regular training use.
Picture moving from a warm-up into a mix of strength and conditioning exercises: a versatile trainer can make more sense than switching between shoes built for only one activity. Looking for a straightforward lace-up that can handle varied sessions? The standard-tie lacing keeps the closure familiar, without adding a specialized fastening system.
It’s a great fit if you want one shoe designed for cross-training and value a breathable upper with reinforced overlays. Better avoided if you need detailed fit guidance before buying: the available information doesn’t include sizing or width details. Without having tried it, there’s no basis to promise a particular fit or feel for your foot.
Spec sheet
- Name: Under Armour Charged Commit Trainer 5
- Type: Cross-training shoes
- Upper: Breathable mesh with leather overlays
- Midsole: Full-length Charged Cushioning
- Outsole: Full rubber, with a wrap-up on the sides
- Offset: 6mm
- Lacing: Standard tie
- Style number: 6007140
When it makes sense
Choose this style if your priority is a versatile training shoe with cushioning, a breathable upper, and added reinforcement, rather than a shoe described specifically for running or another single activity. Its design brings those elements together in one pair, which can simplify your gym setup if your sessions mix movements.
The tradeoff is that the product details don’t identify a specific fit, width, or training specialty beyond cross-training. If you need a particular fit profile or a shoe tailored to one demanding activity, those missing details make it harder to judge whether this model is right for you. If the listed construction matches your needs and you’re comfortable selecting a size without further fit information, the Charged Commit Trainer 5 is a reasonable candidate to consider.