Under Armour HALO | Where Identity Meets Performance

What’s different?

Under Armour just redefined its footwear DNA with HALO—shoes that don’t just carry the brand's logo, they are the logo. For the first time ever, the iconic double-arch design is integrated into the shoe’s structure, acting as a functional element that boosts balance, stability, and support—alongside clean aesthetics.

The lineup

Three models, one design philosophy:

• The Racer ($170): Lightweight and responsive, with a rocker-inspired shape that guides your stride and recaptures energy. Perfect for runners chasing speed and rebound.
• The Trainer ($150): Built for the gym and beyond. Think seamless upper, locked-in stability, and the double-arch logo reinforcing every rep.
• The Runner ($140): Cushioned with HOVR superfoam and structured with arch support—this shoe is about all-day comfort and smooth, grounded movement.‍

Tech that matters

Every HALO shoe uses UA’s HOVR+ or HOVR superfoam for powerful energy return and impact absorption that still feels soft at landing and springy on takeoff.‍

Why it matters

These aren’t just shoes—they’re wearable architecture for your feet. HALO fuses visual identity with biomechanics, so every element plays a performance role. If you move, train, or run, HALO is meant to support how you perform and how Under Armour shows up.

Bottom line

Meet the next-gen UA shoe that marries form and function like never before. Whether you're sprinting, squatting, or logging miles, HALO has a model built to react—and look good doing it.