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Phantom Cushioning and Ride Technologies
Upper Construction and Fit System
Designed for the Dedicated Runner

Keeping Your Phantom Running Shoes in Top Shape
Frequently Asked Questions About Under Armour Phantom
What type of cushioning do Under Armour Phantom running shoes use?
What type of cushioning do Under Armour Phantom running shoes use?
Are Under Armour Phantom shoes good for long-distance running?
Are Under Armour Phantom shoes good for long-distance running?
Yes. The Phantom is well-suited for long runs thanks to its balanced HOVR cushioning, comfortable upper, and durable outsole. Many runners use it as their primary shoe for half-marathon and marathon training because of its reliable comfort over extended distances.
Are Under Armour Phantom shoes good for runners with flat feet?
Are Under Armour Phantom shoes good for runners with flat feet?
The Phantom is a neutral running shoe, so it does not include built-in stability or motion control features. Runners with flat feet who tend to overpronate may benefit from a stability shoe instead. However, some flat-footed runners with a neutral gait do well in the Phantom, so individual biomechanics matter.
How do Under Armour Phantom shoes compare to Nike Pegasus or Brooks Ghost?
How do Under Armour Phantom shoes compare to Nike Pegasus or Brooks Ghost?
All three are popular neutral daily trainers. The Phantom's HOVR cushioning provides a slightly softer, more plush feel compared to the Pegasus, which has a firmer, more responsive ride. The Brooks Ghost offers a similar cushioning level to the Phantom but with a more traditional fit. The Phantom tends to feel a bit more modern in its upper construction and sits between the other two in terms of overall weight.
How many miles can I expect from a pair of Under Armour Phantom running shoes?
How many miles can I expect from a pair of Under Armour Phantom running shoes?
Most runners get between 300 and 500 miles from a pair of Phantom running shoes, depending on their weight, running surface, and stride mechanics. You will know it is time to replace them when the cushioning feels flat, the outsole tread is worn smooth, or you start noticing new aches in your feet, knees, or hips after runs.