 Hey everyone, it's Lauren, good with The Verge. These are Under Armour's first connected sneakers. They're the Speedform Gemini 2. And they're connected sneakers. They have sensors in them. These are not the world's first connected sneakers. You might remember the days of Nike shoe pods. Maybe you've used one of those, but this is similar to that idea. There is an accelerometer in the right shoe and that will measure your steps and to an extent distance, although they don't have GPS in them or anything. The shoe will store up to five runs and then the sixth run it will override one of the earlier runs. And then these actually connect with Under Armour's Map My Run app and share all of your run data to that app. So these cost $150. They're shipping in late February. I've been wearing them actually for the past couple weeks. I have to say they're pretty comfortable. They're light. They're the first Under Armour sneakers that I've worn and I think I like them more just for how they feel than I do for the tracking capabilities. But there you have it, Under Armour connected sneakers.
 Hey everyone, it's Lauren, good with The Verge.
 These are Under Armour's first connected sneakers.
 They're the Speedform Gemini 2.
 And they're connected sneakers.
 They have sensors in them.
 These are not the world's first connected sneakers.
 You might remember the days of Nike shoe pods.
 Maybe you've used one of those, but this is similar to that idea.
 There is an accelerometer in the right shoe and that will measure your steps and to an
 extent distance, although they don't have GPS in them or anything.
 The shoe will store up to five runs and then the sixth run it will override one of the
 earlier runs.
 And then these actually connect with Under Armour's Map My Run app and share all of your
 run data to that app.
 So these cost $150.
 They're shipping in late February.
 I've been wearing them actually for the past couple weeks.
 I have to say they're pretty comfortable.
 They're light.
 They're the first Under Armour sneakers that I've worn and I think I like them more just
 for how they feel than I do for the tracking capabilities.
 But there you have it, Under Armour connected sneakers.