UA Utility Pro-
Price: $40
UA Utility ProBoys' Slider Shorts
Boys' Slider Shorts
Price: $40
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Product Description
Sliders built to protect your legs, accommodate a cup, and wick sweat to help keep you dry. With an extra-wide waistband to keep them in place.
Product Details
- Super-light & breathable HeatGear® fabric delivers superior coverage without weighing you down
- Material wicks sweat & dries really fast
- 4-way stretch material moves better in every direction
- Stretch-mesh gusset & panels deliver strategic ventilation
- Exposed elastic performance waistband
- Cup pocket
Size & Fit
- Fitted: Streamlined fit that’s not too tight or too loose.
Specs & Care
- Style #: 1367355
- Cup included
- Inseam: 6.5"
- Body: 84% Polyester/16% Elastane
- Mesh: 92% Polyester/8% Elastane
- Imported
Reviews(25)
Comfortable for my son
Rdbigcountry
4 months ago
My son loves these slidding shorts.
Location: Memphis, TN
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Jordan
6 months ago
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great item. Good quality as expected from UA. This is the second pair I’ve bought my 8 yr old son. Simply got the next size up. These fit him well in the waist, snug but not too tight. He is a slim build. He can easily put his cup in the pocket. Hold up well for wash and wear.
Location: Winston Salem NC
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Great for baseball
Matt8399
9 months ago
Great product with a removable cup. Wash easily and don’t shrink.
Location: Buffalo NY
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Gender: Male
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Q&A(1)
What’s the difference between this product (pro) and the basic utility sliding shorts with cup?
BaseballMom111
9 months ago
Hey, there! The UA Utility Pro shorts come in white, whereas the UA Utility comes in white and black. Also, the waistband designs are a little different.
UA Expert Heather V.
9 months ago
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