Men's Ignite Select Slide Sandal

Very happy with these slippers. I’ve had them for almost two years and they’re still holding up well. Super lightweight, great fit, and I like the design.

The Under Armour Men’s Ignite Select Slides are perfect for casual wear, post-workout recovery, or lounging around. The footbed is cushioned just right—soft enough to feel great but supportive enough for all-day comfort. The strap fits securely without rubbing, and the sole provides good traction on a variety of surfaces. Durable, lightweight, and easy to slip on and off, these slides combine style and function effortlessly.

Perfect size , the cushion is amazing she feels really comfortable, with great support , these make a great pair of slippers

I bought these Under Armour sliders for my husband for Christmas, and they’ve been a fantastic choice. I picked them based on my brother-in-law’s recommendation—he said they’re the most comfortable sliders he’s ever owned and that they hold up really well over time. Both the quality and comfort definitely live up to the hype. The materials feel durable, the fit is great, and they’re perfect for everyday wear. Overall, a great gift and a great pair of sliders!

These slides are a really good pick if you: • Want something comfy to wear after workouts (locker room, home, quick errands). • Need casual footwear for lounging, recovery, or easy comfort. • Prefer something low-maintenance, easy to slip on/off. • Aren’t expecting these to perform in rugged or very wet terrain. They’re less ideal if you have: • Very wide feet. • Need something you can adjust tightly. • Plan to use them in heavy water or very rough surfaces frequently. ⸻ Overall Verdict If I were to rate them, I’d give the Under Armour Ignite Select Men’s Slides something like: • Comfort: 4.5 / 5 • Stability / Support: 4 / 5 • Durability: 3.5 / 5 • Fit & sizing: 3.5 / 5 • Value: 4.5 / 5 Final Thought: These are very solid slides. Not perfect for everything, but for what they’re meant to do — comfort, casual wear, recovery — they deliver well. If you get the right size, they’re likely to become a go-to pair for post-workout or around the house.

Very comfortable slides with soft cushioning and a great fit. Easy to slip on, lightweight, and perfect for everyday wear or quick errands. Definitely recommend.

Update: These do start to have an indendation that sinks into the footbed like a bowl after taking a few hot showers with them on. They just recently started to hurt my knees, so it's time to replace them. My current pair lasted 10 months, bought 2 more pairs. These Ignite Select Slides are the best slides I have ever found. I first found them at Big Five Sporting Goods around 2023, but there are more color selections on Amazon. Occasionally there are factory differences between identical pairs, but less so than happens with identical crocs and shoes. I am tempted to try to Ansa model too, but may as well stick with what works. I hike nature in these; they rock. I just hope they don't contain any bad stuff like pthalates, lead, or BPA. I don't think they do since there is no Prop 65 warning on them. But I will have to ask the manufacturer. Original: I'm on my fourth pair of these in 2 years. I replaced them every 6 months. They are sturdy and do not hurt my knees the way Crocs do. I even walk around on the desert rocks in them some. They're the best slides I have ever found for going in and out a lot. I go in and out of my RV a lot to cook outdoors and I keep a pair of these slides next to the door to go in and out frequently with, so I don't track in dirt. I used to be a Crocs person for 4 or 5 years but honestly they killed my knees after years of heavy use. The problem seem to be when I would take a hot shower in the Crocs at like truck stop shower houses when I was traveling on camping trips because the hot water seem to reshape the molding of the Crocs, and then it was putting pressure on my knees that shouldn't have been there and I didn't realize it but after a few years I think the Crocs made my knees go bad. Then again these slides might do the same thing and change shape if I ever got them in hot water, I don't really know.

I have trouble with my feet getting sore quickly and on a regular basis partly because of a large bunion on the inside of my right foot that has slowly pushed the other toes together to the point of overlapping. I work at home and tend to wear quick casual sandals around the house because they are almost always more comfortable than closed shows. So I have many pairs of basic adjustable strap slider sandals but some just haven't felt right from the start (e.g., a pair I got on amazon made by Oncai ((I think that was the name) the arch support under the insole is too much for my foot and will start hurting after wearing them only a few minutes (if I'm on my feet). Other pairs work for a couple hours but I'll have to switch regularly because they won't feel right. I'm lucky if I have 2-3 pair at any given time that I consider comfy and still have at least moderate . Anyway, I have avoided non-adjustable slider sandals for years because they tended to be either too tight around the foot, or far more likely they would be too loose, or soon become that way, and would slip (or fly) off my foot or feet walking up or down stairs especially. Not a good thing anywhere in the house let alone if your away from home. Could be very dangerous or even deadly if they slip or fly off your feet at the wrong time. When I ordered these Under Armour slides I was somewhat hesitant but my most comfy pair for several months had just disappeared and I was desperate so I bought 3 different brands and styles to cover myself. Of the 3 I ordered at that time these UA slides are by far the most comfortable. I started wearing them regularly almost instantaneously. Very very comfortable and I'm positive the best fitting slides (non-adjustable) I've ever put on my feet! FYI I only wear with no socks cause they fit that way and don't want to stretch them out using socks before next spring/summer. They have fit great from day one and still do (thought I stopped wearing them every day partly because it got colder out and I started wearing socks, and also to conserve them somewhat. I am a 13 wide based on standard measurements and these were just 13's (no other widths available if I remember correctly) and fit great. The one piece of constructive criticism I have is that there is a pattern of multiple circles spread across the insole that after I wear them for an extended period, let's say 2-3 hours, (again without socks), they start to feel a little sore but only where that pattern is and the rubber in the insole is raised. Not sure if the pattern serves a purpose or if they are just for design. But they are still well worth it just be mindful not to wear them all day everyday until you get used to the pattern at least and know they don't hurt.