Shoes & Clothing

Padel is easier to enjoy when your kit lets you move sideways, stop hard and cool down between points. The short version: wear court shoes with lateral support, breathable tennis-style…

New padel shoes should feel secure on court, not painful. This break in new padel shoes guide gives you a short, practical plan for taking a fresh pair from box-fresh…

Winter padel kit needs to keep you warm during pauses without making you overheat during quick points. The best padel winter clothing setup is a light base layer, a breathable…

Padel kit gets sweaty fast because the sport is stop-start, indoor courts run warm, and most shirts, shorts and skorts are synthetic. This wash care padel clothing guide is simple:…

You’ve been playing padel for six months, your technique is improving, and you’ve noticed that your beginner racket doesn’t hit as hard as the diamond-shaped one your doubles partner uses.…

You’ve just finished your first proper padel session. Your feet are sliding inside your running trainers, you’ve rolled your ankle twice during lateral lunges, and that last overhead smash ended…

How to clean padel shoes properly, including sole grip, sand removal, drying, odour control, storage and when to replace your shoes.

Asics is usually best for support and comfort, Adidas for durability and stability, and Nike for lighter all-round court shoes if the fit suits your foot.

You’ve just finished a two-hour padel session and your legs feel like they’ve been filled with concrete. Your knees are barking, your calves are tight, and you’re walking out of…

Padel shoes vs tennis shoes compared for UK players, including grip, sole patterns, movement, support and when to buy padel-specific footwear.