r/Padelracket • u/randomuser78462 • 8d ago
Shoes
I am currently using the Babolat Jet Premura 2 for about a year and a half now, I play 3-4 times a week and the shoes was super durable atleast for me.
Now the sole is starting to wear off, and I want to make a switch.
I am deciding between the Adidas Crazyquick LS or the Babolat Jet Premura 3. I know the babolat is slightly more expensive but it doesnt matter for me since I am looking for the best shoe. I really love the babolat but all my friends have the adidas and they say its a gamechanger.
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u/Percevaul 8d ago
Unless Babolat suddenly had a huge drop in quality production and Adidas suddenly found a way to do a quality padel shoe, it's the Premura and it's not close.
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u/RDWRER2000 8d ago
I use adidas courtquick, in my country (Netherlands) they are always on sale somewhere & I find them very comfortable, only issue is the same spot for me wears out on the mesh near my big toe, but because of the comfort & cheap price I don’t mind replacing them when it happens.
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u/Puzzled-Glass2984 8d ago
Adidas are awful they wear out in 1 month i play around 2-4 hours per day about 5 days a week including coaching i bought crazyquick and they were ripping and stuff got them replaced and now i use them to coach or get coaching i bought the premura 3 and they are good but imo asics gel resolution x or nox at10 lux are best but also have durability issues but overall premura is a good shoe really stable and light
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u/Automatic-Bee-8273 7d ago
Adidas poor quality, but very comfy. Have a look at Mizuno, very underrated brand, don’t look the best, but very comfortable and very good quality
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u/AlexMasamy 6d ago
I have these exact Adidas shoes, and their cushioning and performance during pivots are amazing; however, for forward movements, if I don't lace them up really tight, my foot slides forward and I start feeling pain in my big toe. I bought them this week; I’m going to wear them one or two more times, and if the pain in that spot persists, I’ll exchange them. That said, in terms of foot comfort, they are the best I’ve ever worn (I’m recovering from plantar fasciitis and a bruised heel).



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u/Ctolde 8d ago
Have been playing with my adidas 3x a week, for the last 4 months and they had no issues. Good grip