Under armor makes poor quality clothing. Not that Nike is fantastic, but it's better. Under Armor is just a newcomer on the scene thanks to them being a marketing machine (in relative terms)
Well, I think my nike stuff has held up more relative to my underarmor stuff. My dad used to have a business in the sporting goods sector and said all the vendors hated underarmor because they marketed their cheap **** as being high quality and revolutionary when it really wasn't at all
They are both the same but different. Both have items that are poorly made and others that are great quality. Nike just has all kinds of **** out, like the same hoodie in 4 different versions, with 4 slightly different names, and the only difference is one has a pocket, the next one has a design, and so on. They are just watering down their product. Some of their shirt designs are incredibly lazy, but people still buy it, so what do they care. I think UA is barely starting to really expand their brand in that direction. They just come up with a lot of crazy colors combos, so they aren't truly casual wear yet.
It depends on what we're talking about. When it comes to other teams uniforms (Think Oregon and Oklahoma St. vs Maryland) IMO, Nike wins hands down. But if we're talking about cleats for myself/friends, I think it's a lot closer of a call. I think Nike's rep has really brought it a long way but Under Armour is doing a very good job right now as far as Football All-Star games, and accessories go. Kids now-a-days want the UnderArmour wristbands, visors, etc. Overall though I do like NIKE better.
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Adidas has more of a chance than UA. Their gear is great but shoes are ****. From cross training to hoopin kicks they feel cheap and lack grip. They are loads cheaper than Nike but I'd rather pay the extra buck so I don't roll my ankle and for **** that lasts
If we are judging by shoes, Nike is way better. I've never had an issue with comfort or durability. For the average gym apparel, it's a toss up between Dri-Fit and Heat Gear shirts; I have some of both that I like. Now Nike Pro Combat... That can't even be touched right now. Pro Combat stuff just looks amazing.
I wear a Nike or Under Armour golf polo to work everyday. I'd agree that Under Armour is better quality, but something about Nike makes it look more sharp.
Nike. You're going to hate me for this, leroy, but... I agree with all of you. I still have my original COPA MUNDIAL black leather shoes, and my SAMBAs from the 90s. AND I play in them occasionally. All Day I Dream About Sex, it is.
^ Will have to try secksing Mrs. SwoLy with my ADIDAS soon... will bring pictures back. GOOD IDEA, sir. Thanks!
