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Under Armour
Charged Assert 11
A durable budget trainer with a supportive, slightly firm ride. Unremarkable but honest — good value at its price.
Best for
- ✓Budget daily walking
- ✓Gym-to-street use
- ✓Supportive budget fit
Not ideal for
- ✗Long luxury comfort
- ✗Trail use
Specification sheet
- List price Approximate US retail
- $75
- Weight Manufacturer-reported, size-dependent
- 9.6 oz (272 g)
- Heel-to-toe drop Height difference, heel vs forefoot
- 10 mm
- Stack height (heel) Midsole thickness under the heel
- —
- Cushioning
- Moderate
- Stability
- Neutral
- Widths available
- Standard, Wide
- Waterproof
- No
- Slip-resistant
- —
- APMA seal American Podiatric Medical Association acceptance
- —
- Rocker sole Curved sole that rolls you forward
- No
- Breathability
- High
- Flexibility
- Medium
- Upper
- Mesh
- Midsole foam
- Charged Cushioning EVA
- Outsole
- Solid rubber
Upper
Mesh
Breathability: high
Midsole
Charged Cushioning EVA
— stack · 10 mm drop
Outsole
Solid rubber
Flexibility: medium
Where these specs come from
Status
Source
OutdoorGearLab 2026 test data (price)
Last checked
August 15, 2026
Specs change between model years and colorways. We treat every number as a claim to be checked, not a fact to be repeated — see how we verify. Numbers marked pending have not yet been re-confirmed against the brand's current product page.
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