Under Armour womens Ignite Pro Slide

My husband absolutely loves these slides! They’re super comfortable with a soft, supportive footbed that makes them perfect for all-day wear—whether he’s around the house, after the gym, or out running errands. The adjustable strap gives a great custom fit, and the sleek design makes them stylish too. They’re also incredibly easy to clean, which keeps them looking fresh. Durable, comfortable, and good-looking—definitely a great buy!

Soft, comfortable, thick enough soles for all day wear, fit was as expected.

Very comfortable and durable, very lightweight and can walk all day in these no problem.

UA's latest foray into footwear isn't anything new (literally) the market creation for this 'athletic' foot product started with ADIDAS (then NIKE) and expanded into every footwear brand known to man. That said, it's an outdoor slipper (sorry not sorry) and you should buy it for a specific dollar value and 79.99, 69.99 or 59.99. I got this when it was on sale and it all worked out for me as my niece and nephew stole my other slides (kids, what do you want right?)Talking about the material of choice, well there isn't much choice in the matter as it's simple TPE (or TPU) based rubberized plastic. The only down side (for me) was they used a 'shiny' smooth finish on it. This means it's super slick if you're wearing socks or your feet are wet, you'll definitely have side to side movement which can lead to a weight shift and possible tweaking of the ankle (read sprained ankle). However, this can be resolved by tightening the velcro strap (but if it's too tight, you will have some swollen feet issues) but judging by how the strap was assembled onto the flap, I guarantee it will barely last a year maybe two at best.This said, it's not a bad slide, just like the rest, it's buyer beware. In honesty, the last real well assembled outdoor slipper (aka slide) I had was back in 1998 when Adidas was cranking these out of China and they were built and assembled like soviet tanks, incredibly durable hard to break and comfortable to wear.But due to current market forces, it's all about making footwear that has a limited life span so the corps can keep selling you footwear.Pros (when I bought it) = dollar value, decent construction, and easy to slide onCon = surface finish is too smooth which will lead to side to side motion of the feet even when properly strapped down. If you strap too tight you will have swelling issues.Verdict = it's a solid buy for use around the house if you can get it for a decent price.

Love these slides. I’ve purchased them a few times now. Super comfortable and the strap can be adjusted nicely. They have a memory foam type cushion which feels amazing. The reason why I’ve purchased a few of these is because after extended wear, the cushion starts to get a little flat and some tears start to form. Under Amor have a few similar type slides but this one is by far my favorite.

Very comfortable. Quality seems good.

These are pretty comfortable for around the house and if you need to step outside for a bit. I’m on the second floor of a condo and when I order stuff I need run downstairs to grab my items. These slip on easily and stay on the foot without issue. The Velcro seems strong and held up to a lot of movement on my end carrying heavy items upstairs. I’m a bigger guy at 250lbs and they felt great.As for fitment, I’m a size 10.5 but they were out of stock so I ordered a size 10 since I read one review that mentioned they run slightly large. As far as I can tell, they do run slightly large because these fit perfect with enough adjustment to go smaller or bigger.

There comfortable, but they are not for getting wet. The footpads are made of cloth that absorbs wetness. They then start to smell very bad.