Best UGG Black Friday Deals 2026

The Classic Ultra Mini is the UGG most shoppers have in mind, and the one we would buy first. Its shaft stops about 3.5 inches up, low enough to pull on in seconds and to wear with almost anything. A Shop TODAY editor who owns a pair calls it warm and worth the money, and Gulf News rated it a good boot for cool weather and travel.

Skip it if you need a boot for slush: the treatment repels light rain and stains but is not waterproofing. The lining also packs down after a season or two.

It is not discounted. At about $165 from Amazon it matches its 90-day average, and it sold for $135 in late June. That June price is the one to hold out for.

The Tasman is UGG's best-selling slipper, and Gear Patrol reports that the Tasman II has replaced it across men's, women's and kids' sizes, with a reworked lining and insole. Its outsole is why it ranks second: this is a slipper you can wear to the mailbox or on a coffee run without changing shoes. Several Shop TODAY staffers own one and single out the footbed.

It runs small, so most buyers should go up a size, and it is not made for wet weather.

Do not expect much from Black Friday here. At about $130 from Amazon it sits at its 90-day average, and it has not sold for less than about $125 in the past year.

The Scuffette II is the cheapest women's UGG we would buy, and it has the strongest test record of anything here: Reviewed named it the best women's slipper after weeks of wear and added it to its Best of Year list for 2025. Its testers found it warm without sweaty feet and said the sole held on wet floors.

It is backless, so it covers less of the foot than the Tasman II and is a house slipper first. Reviewed's testers also found it tight for the first few days.

At about $100 from Amazon, it has not been cheaper in the past year. That makes it a predictable gift rather than a Black Friday deal.

The Ultra Mini Platform puts the same short boot on a 2-inch sole, by Footwear News's measure, and it is the version to buy if you want the height. Shop TODAY's owner liked the lining but found the platform heavy, and getting it on takes more effort than with the flat Ultra Mini.

Sizing advice is split between true to size and a half size down, and UGG makes Classic boots in whole sizes only, so order early enough to exchange.

At about $175 from Amazon it is at its 90-day average and about $10 more than the flat Ultra Mini. It fell to $135 in late June, the widest gap between today's price and the 12-month low of any Pick here.

The Scuff is the men's UGG gift we would buy: a sheepskin slide that goes on without hands. Reviewed's tester found it warm without sweat and a good fit. OutdoorGearLab praised its build but placed it eighth among the men's slippers it tested and found the open heel let cold air in.

The sole is thin, so this is a house slipper, and Reviewed found the heel logo a little scratchy. For a slipper that also handles the driveway, the men's Tasman is the better shoe, but both Chestnut sizes we priced were sold only by third-party sellers, so we left it out.

At about $100 from Amazon, the Scuff costs the same as the Scuffette II and has not been cheaper in the past year.

The Tazz II puts a Tasman-style slipper on a platform about 1.75 inches tall, by NBC Select's measure. It is the slipper to choose if you want height or expect to wear it outside as much as in; Woman & Home prefers the Tazz to the Tasman for outdoor wear. It takes the place of the Goldenstar Clog, which was listed only by third-party sellers on Amazon when we checked.

We found no hands-on US test of the Tazz II, so this rank leans on its 4.7-star rating from about 1,700 Amazon buyers and on fit notes. Expect a stiff upper for the first few wears and mixed reports on sizing.

At about $150 from Amazon it is at its 90-day average and has not been more than $5 cheaper in the past year.

The kids' Classic Ultra Mini is the same short boot in Little Kid and Big Kid sizes, and it is the one to buy for a child who wants what their parent wears. Parents in retailer reviews call it warm and easy for kids to pull on by themselves. Big Kid sizes also fit some adults with small feet; check UGG's size chart before you try it.

Buy a half to a full size up for a growing child, and treat it like the adult boot: fine in cold, dry weather, not in slush.

At about $135 from Amazon in a size 1, it is at its 90-day average and has not been more than $5 cheaper in the past year.

The Classic Tall II is the original tall sheepskin boot and the most expensive Pick here. It covers the calf, so it is the Classic to choose for long stretches outside in the cold, like a bus stop or the stands at a football game. A Shop TODAY editor's verdict on the Classic II line is that the lining holds up for years. Like the other Classics, it has a water and stain pretreatment, not waterproofing.

The tall shaft slouches at the ankle with wear, and some owners find it tight at first. If you are between sizes, go down.

At about $225 from Amazon it sits at its 90-day average and has not been more than $5 cheaper in the past year. Shop TODAY found the Classic II line at full price last Black Friday too, so treat any cut this year as a bonus.