Under Armour Women's Charged Assert 10 Shoes - Responsive (Style P96H)

In this review of the Under Armour Women's Charged Assert 10 Shoes we look at who will get the most from a responsive, lightweight training shoe. The bottom line: these are a solid choice for runners and active workers who want a breathable, durable shoe with snappy Charged Cushioning responsiveness and built-in support for long days on their feet. They are not a maximalist trainer, but they deliver reliable durability, comfortable step-in feel, and a narrowish fit that some buyers should try on before committing.

Key Features

• Lightweight mesh upper: Provides breathability and keeps the shoe feeling airy during runs and long shifts.
• Synthetic overlays: Add durability and targeted support in high-wear areas so the upper holds its shape over miles.
• Charged Cushioning midsole: Uses compression molded foam for a responsive ride that protects against impact without excessive bulk.
• EVA sockliner: Offers a soft, step-in comfort that makes the shoe comfortable for casual wear and workouts alike.
• Solid rubber outsole: Covers high impact zones for greater durability while keeping overall weight down.
• 10mm offset: Delivers a standard heel-to-toe drop suitable for neutral runners seeking flexibility and cushioning.

Who It's For

The Charged Assert 10 suits neutral runners and everyday athletes who want a balance of cushioning, responsiveness, and lightweight construction for road running and gym sessions. Its breathable upper and supportive overlays make it a good pick for people who spend long hours on their feet and need a shoe that holds up.

Runners seeking maximal cushioning or a wider toe box should look elsewhere, and those who need a stability shoe for overpronation will want a dedicated support model. Also, shoppers who are between sizes may want to try these on, since customers report mixed feedback on fit and toe room.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Comfortable, breathable upper that keeps feet cool during runs and work shifts.
• Durable outsole and overlays extend the shoe's life without adding much weight.
• Charged Cushioning midsole delivers a responsive feel that protects from impact.
• Good value for money given the combination of materials and construction.

Cons

• Fit can be inconsistent; some customers find them true to size while others report they run small.
• Cushioning feels firm to some users on landing, so it may not suit those wanting a plush ride.

Specifications

Brand	Under Armour
Model	Charged Assert 10
Upper	Lightweight breathable mesh with synthetic overlays
Midsole	Charged Cushioning compression molded foam
Sockliner	EVA for soft, step-in comfort
Outsole	Solid rubber on high impact zones
Offset	10mm
Weight	8.9 oz
Lacing	Standard tie

Our Verdict

The Under Armour Charged Assert 10 is a dependable, lightweight road running shoe that balances responsiveness, breathability, and durability at a sensible price. It is a smart buy for neutral runners and active professionals who want a supportive, low-weight shoe for daily miles; shoppers who require extra cushioning or a wider fit should consider alternatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these run true to size?
Customers report mixed fit: many find them true to size while others say they run small, so trying on is recommended.

Are they good for long runs?
Yes, the Charged Cushioning midsole and durable outsole make them suitable for daily road runs, though some may find the cushioning firmer on long, hard landings.

Are they suitable for work where you stand all day?
The breathable upper, supportive overlays, and EVA sockliner make them comfortable for long work days and provide good arch support for many users.