The best padel shoes

Currently, on the market there is a very wide variety in what is

sneakers

of new range, plus new and better technologies are increasingly implemented so that they can adapt to the requirements of

each activity

.

If you are looking for the best shoes to use when playing paddle tennis, we leave you below the ones that we recommend the most, so that you can know their characteristics and know which ones best suit your needs.

The Bela Pro sneakers of the

Wilson brand

, are part of the collection of official products of Fernando Belasteguín, Argentine professional padel player. This is why the Wilson shoe model has its endorsement and stands out for being specialized for those who play paddle tennis intensively.

The sole has a design inspired by felines, to highlight your agility so that you can move in any direction with total fluidity. In some parts, the rubber has been removed so that your movements are freer and you can pivot more easily.

In their upper part, they have a technical mesh that offers a super comfortable fit and very good ventilation, as does the ortholite insole. Its cushioning has improved significantly so that impacts are better absorbed, and it has reinforcements on the side so that your ankle has perfect support.

Babolat launched the

Jet Premura sneakers

which stand out for being a very complete shoe for practicing paddle tennis. This is how they became the official footwear worn by Juan Lebron, even creating a design exclusively for him.

They have a sole 100% designed for playing paddle tennis, a design that mixes the clay pattern with a heel and was developed in collaboration with Mondo and Michelin. This sole has two grooves that make the shoes more flexible and your step more natural.

They use matrix technology, which consists of the combination of fibers that go into the upper, for better comfort and fit to your foot. They have a stabilizing system so that you have better cushioning of impacts, and thus protect your joints. High competition shoes with long life and good grip.

The

Asics for padel

They are the best-selling model and one of the new trends, both for men and women. They are characterized by a good quality/price ratio. In addition, they provide you with high comfort, good ventilation and excellent flexion due to the implementation of fabric in the upper part.

They have a very good grip due to their clay sole that comes with two types of tread so that their grip is ideal, and you can slide a little better. They use a gel system for the toe, thus reducing the impact and stabilizing the foot, preventing twisting.

They also implement AHAR technology to delay abrasion. It is an ideal shoe for those who have just started playing paddle tennis or who do it occasionally, because they fulfill their function perfectly and are economical.

If you are one of the players who look for the greatest comfort in their footwear, the Nox Nerbo will be great for you, since they are a model that is specifically designed with health in mind and are laboratory certified and clinically endorsed.

Ideal shoes for those who play regularly, about 3 or 4 times a week. They have a mesh on the outside and have a sock-like fit for the foot, which gives you amazing comfort.

The sole is clay-type, but it has small studs so that you have a very good grip on sand courts and curly grass courts. The cushioning and stability is remarkable thanks to the Lateral Support system, and they also implement AbraXone technology to be highly resistant to wear.

The Adizero sneakers from

adidas

They are one of the best among those specialized in paddle tennis. They stand out for being super light, giving you greater agility on the court. Its design has a classic last and a sock-type fit on the inside. They are made of a mesh that is super breathable, which is made of recycled materials.

They have an ideal cushioning system to absorb impacts and a reinforcement in the heel to prevent the foot from twisting. Its clay-type sole will give you improved traction, which is important on slopes that have a lot of sand.

They are reinforced with Adiwear technology to make them more resistant to wear. All this makes them ideal for you if you are an advanced player who wants to gain speed on the court.

The Joma brand has always stood out for its quality/price ratio, and this is also the case with its T. Slam model, which it implements in its

revolutionary design

the best technologies. Stability stands out in them, thanks to the reinforcement they have in the heel and in the middle part.

They are ideal for players looking to have good foot support and increase safety when moving to the sides. In their composition they have a fabric in the upper part and do not have seams, being extremely comfortable and with greater ventilation.

They also present technologies that are anti-abrasion so that your shoes have a longer useful life. They incorporate clay soles with different patterns that have good grip, and the implementation of Reactive technology to reduce the impact of your movements on the court.

Another recommended model from Asics, which is aimed at highly competitive players, so if you are one of those who train every day and are looking for shoes that help you maintain the pace of matches, these will be ideal for you.

The Solution Swift replaced the classic Asics Lima, combining synthetic mesh in the upper part and being extremely light and resistant to wear. Its cushioning capacity stands out, combining gel and flytefoam technology.

Their last is somewhat narrow and you will be able to find them available in clay soles and in their design with a special sole for curly grass courts. This pair of shoes is ideal if you are looking to have more speed and agility, because they will allow you to make strong movements with ease.

The Sprint Pro 3.5 shoes are the lightest that the Head brand has, ideal for the fastest and most advanced players, due to their composition. This is due to the mesh that makes them ultralight and the Cooling System technology they have in the sole.

Also the Ortholite insole that gives you optimal ventilation and the clay sole that gives you great traction on the court. They have TRI-NRG technology that was developed by Head for greater stability and cushioning.

The Delta Straps system provides better support, reducing the risk of twisting. Hybrasion technology makes them have a longer useful life, so they can accompany you for a long time. The unisex model comes in a wide range of colors.

The Vertex Vibram of the brand

Bullpadel

They are a collaboration of the brand with Vibram, an international leader in high-performance rubber soles. That is why these shoes are ideal for facilitating explosive movements and having unbeatable grip.

Its sole has a hexagonal design ideal for changes of direction, and was the model chosen by Juan Tello and Fede Chingotto, both professional Argentine padel players.

They incorporate stabilizing and cushioning systems in their design, so you can have stable and comfortable steps. They are made up of a mesh and a ventilation channel to keep your feet feeling cooler, and they add reinforcements in the parts that are most exposed to abrasion.

This shoe model, also from Asics, is excellent beyond being the last on our list of recommendations. They are the shoes used by the tennis player Novak Djokovic, composed of a clay-type sole so that you have better grip on sand or clay courts.

They have mesh in their composition, but they stand out for their monosock technology, which makes them look like a stocking on the inside, having a perfect fit. They also combine the slytefoam system and gel in their midsole to reduce impacts.

They have a central stabilization system and reinforcements in the parts that are most exposed to wear, so their useful life is high. Ideal if you are one of the players who plays padel regularly.

Some specific models for this discipline for women are:

Highlighted by their TPU injected into the base of the fabric in the instep area, these shoes have abrasion resistance in the most affected areas. Its sole incorporates X-Lite and Grip Line technology, as well as an anti-shock insert.

Light and comfortable, this Mizuno model includes an upper structure with a mesh base that guarantees both stability and fit. This is completed by the wide last and padded insole.

This product is characterized by its versatility, since you can also use them to play tennis. Although all their models include a padded tongue and collar, as well as ultra-breathable mesh, you can choose between their intermediate and advanced level models.

The construction of this shoe with high-quality materials provides comfort and grip, making it ideal for those players looking to develop resistance. The sole has very good grip and guarantees stable steps. You can find it with affordable prices.

Asics reached its thirteenth launch of the padel gel challenger line with this model, which includes greater support to take your sports experience to the maximum. It stands out for its flexibility and light weight.

Dunlop developed this specific model for female padel players. Its herringbone sole guarantees great grip on the court and its Exomotion rubber allows it to achieve great durability.

Within its composition, the factors that stand out the most are its breathable mesh and its non-slip sole. Thanks to this, players will be able to go through their training with a cool and ventilated foot. In addition to their soft construction, they provide security and flexibility.

Its structured fabric base works alongside the reinforcements in the areas most affected by friction and the interior rubberized piece that helps resist lateral abrasion. It also has interior reinforcements that, together with its elastic material interior, provide high-quality support.

Highlighted by its herringbone sole to guarantee grip, this model was chosen as official for the World Padel Tour. The sole also has flex lines to improve the flexibility of the foot. Its custom mesh protects the seams and its VTS ventilation system will keep your foot dry.

These are all models of shoes ideal for playing paddle tennis, since…