Under Armour

Why Choose Under Armour?

Under Armour makes performance clothing, shoes and accessories for training, competition and everyday movement. Hibbett carries Under Armour options for athletes and active shoppers who want practical materials, sport-specific designs and versatile pieces that work beyond the gym.

Under Armour first gained recognition for moisture-wicking performance apparel and compression gear. Today, HeatGear®, ColdGear® and UA HOVR™ are among its recognizable technologies for warm-weather workouts, cold conditions and select footwear. Choose Under Armour when technical function matters as much as everyday wearability.

How to Choose Under Armour Products

Start with the activity, environment and fit that best matches how the item will be used.

• Training and gym workouts: Look for breathable shirts, flexible shorts and sports bras that suit your movements. If you need shoes, compare training styles based on whether your workout emphasizes lifting, cardio or movement in several directions.
• Running and walking: Prioritize apparel that manages sweat and footwear with cushioning suited to repeated forward motion. Review each shoe’s intended use before choosing it for your routine.
• Outdoor training: Consider HeatGear® styles for warm conditions or ColdGear® layers when added warmth is the priority. Check the individual garment’s coverage and fit.
• Team sports: Shop sport-specific Under Armour cleats, apparel and accessories. Match cleats to the playing surface and any league requirements.
• Everyday wear: Select joggers, hoodies, T-shirts and sneakers that combine athletic materials with casual styling. For a cleaner look between the gym and the rest of your day, compare Hibbett’s Unstoppable Woven jacket or cargo pants with the more relaxed Icon Fleece hoodie.

Compression pieces sit close to the body, fitted styles follow the shape with less restriction, and loose styles allow more room. That fit changes the look as well as the feel: a close HeatGear® layer serves a different purpose from a roomy tee or hoodie. Review the product description and size guidance because fit can vary by item. You can also pair any shoes, clothing, and equipment with the accessories from Under Armour you need. And don’t forget to see if any of your favorite items go on sale.

Which Under Armour Technologies Fit Your Needs?

HeatGear®

HeatGear® is designed for warm conditions and high-output activity. Lightweight construction and sweat-management features can make these pieces practical for indoor training, summer practice or layered uniforms. Compare a compression top with other training shirts if you prefer more coverage or a looser fit.

ColdGear®

ColdGear® apparel provides added warmth for cooler environments. Base layers, leggings, tops and outerwear help you dress for outdoor practices, early games or cold commutes without relying on one bulky layer. Check the item’s fit and what you plan to wear over it.

UA HOVR™

UA HOVR™ cushioning appears in select Under Armour shoes. It is designed to soften impact with a responsive feel, but intended use differs by model. Check the individual shoe instead of assuming every Under Armour runner uses the same technology.

What Are the Best Uses for Under Armour?

Strength training calls for flexible tops, shorts or leggings and shoes suited to gym work. Breathable layers and running shoes serve daily mileage or treadmill sessions. Basketball calls for court-specific traction, while field sports require cleats matched to the playing surface. Hoodies, joggers, backpacks and sneakers cover classes, travel and weekends. For the hours around practice, a woven jacket over training clothes gives a different silhouette from a fleece layer; choose the one you’ll want to keep wearing afterward.

How Do Under Armour Training and Running Shoes Compare?

Training shoes generally emphasize a stable feel for gym work and movement in different directions. Running shoes are shaped for forward motion and typically place greater emphasis on repeated-impact cushioning. Choose the category that matches your main activity instead of using one shoe for every workout. A sneaker can complete an everyday outfit, but check its intended sport and fit before using it for workouts.