Trousers

Padel trousers

A hot Tuesday session calls for shorts. The January game nobody wants to cancel calls for something longer. Men, women and kids are covered. Have a look at padel shorts and long padel trousers for the Thursday game with friends or a tournament weekend. Cuts and fabrics differ, and so do the styles.

Come July, the light pairs are the ones that get worn to death. When the evenings turn cold, a lot of players move to something warmer for training and for matches. You'll spot a few big padel names among them.

Padel shorts or long trousers?

Padel shorts

Padel shorts are probably the most common piece of kit on court. Light fabric is the norm, with an elastic waist and pockets that hold a ball or two while you play.

Long padel trousers

come out in the colder months, or for warming up before a match. Joggers get a lot of wear, whether it's a training session or just the walk into the club. come out once the weather turns, or when you're warming up before a match. Joggers get the most use of the lot. On training nights and on the drive over to the club, they hardly come off.

What matters when you buy padel trousers?

• Fabric: light enough that by the second set you've forgotten you have them on.
• Fit: enough room to lunge for a drop shot, with no seams rubbing halfway through a match.
• Pockets: handy for carrying balls during a match.
• Time of year: shorts when it's hot, long trousers when it isn't.
• Design: short for the warm months, long once the temperature drops. Cuts and colours vary, and matching them to the rest of your kit is rarely a problem.

Padel trousers brands

Models from Bullpadel, Adidas, Nox, Head, Joma, Munich, Babolat and other brands you see on plenty of padel courts.

Padel trousers at Time2Padel

At Time2Padel there are padel trousers for men, women and kids, short and long, for training and matches.