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Asics Gel-Resolution X Gs Clay 1044A080 Junior -
Adidas Gamespec Ji4323 Junior White -
Adidas Courtflash K Jh5124 Junior -
Asics Gel-Resolution X Gs Clay White/Lilac Junior 1044A080 -
Asics Gel-Game Gs Clay/Oc Court Green Junior 1044A082 -
Asics Gel-Dedicate 8 Padel Gs 1044A064 Junior -
Adidas Gamespec K Ji4322 Junior Blue -
Asics Gel-Game Gs Clay/Oc 400 Junior 1044A082 -
Adidas Crazyquick Padel White/Blue Junior Jq9273 -
Asics Gel-Resolution X Gs Clay White/Blue Junior 1044A080 -
Asics Gel-Dedicate 8 Padel Gs Green Junior 1044A064 -
Head Sprint Pro 4.0 White Junior 275325 -
Asics Upcourt 6 Padel Gs Navy Blue Junior 1074A045 -
Asics Gel-Dedicate 9 Padel Gs Pink Junior 1044A086 -
Bullpadel Bekon 26I Black Junior -
Adidas Barricade White Junior Jq9127 -
Shoes Adidas Ubersonic K Jr4511 Junior -
Adidas Ubersonic Orange Junior Jr4509 -
Head Revolt Pro 4.5 Clay Junior 275215 Nvli -
Mizuno Break Shot 5 Clay COURT WHITE/ORANGE Junior 61GC2555 -
Babolat Propulse 3 Clay Pink Junior 3J3S25A937 -
Head Sprint Velcro 4.0 White Junior 275535 -
Asics Upcourt 6 Padel Gs White Junior 1074A045 -
Babolat Premura 2 Navy Blue Junior 3J4S26A756
Kids padel shoes
Padel is full of sudden stops, quick turns and jumps, and kids padel shoes have to cope with all of it without the foot sliding about. Running trainers or the plimsolls from PE don't help much here. The lack of grip on artificial grass ends in slips and twisted ankles. At Time2Padel you'll find junior models with stability, reinforcements and durability built for everyday use.
Padel shoes for girls
Many girls have a narrower, more flexible foot at this age, and some models fit that shape better. Brands have brought the technology from their professional players' shoes down to junior sizes too, with designs that run from bright colours to more understated options.
What should a good pair of kids' shoes have?
| Feature | What it is | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Herringbone or clay sole | The zigzag pattern on the outsole | Stops them skidding on the sand and lets them slide with control |
| EVA rubber | The cushioning in the midsole | Soaks up the impact of each jump before it reaches the heel |
| Breathable mesh | Open panels on the upper | Lets the foot breathe and helps avoid blisters |
| Reinforced toe cap | Extra rubber at the front | Holds up when they drag a foot on the serve or on low balls |
How to get the size right
Buying a size up "so they last longer" is a mistake with footwearIf the foot moves around inside, rubbing and twisted ankles become more likely. To get it right:
- Leave a centimetre at most between the longest toe and the end of the shoe.
- Take out the insole, stand the child's foot on it and check there's about a thumb's widthspare at the front.
- Have them try the shoes on with the padel socks they'll actually wear, which tend to be thicker than everyday ones.
Not sure which sole suits the court they play on? Drop us a line and we'll help you choose.