• Remove excess dirt with soft brush after each use

• Clean mesh upper with damp cloth and mild soap - avoid soaking

• Air dry at room temperature, away from direct heat/sunlight

• Stuff with paper to maintain shape while drying

• Protect BOOST midsole from sharp objects

• Rotate between matches to extend lifespan

• Store in cool, dry place

• Clean Adituff toe area regularly to prevent buildup

• Replace when Adiwear outsole shows significant wear

What are the Adidas Crazyquick Boost Women Padel Shoes 2026 designed for?
They’re built specifically for padel, focusing on quick directional changes, stable foot support, and strong grip on padel court surfaces thanks to a padel-oriented outsole and stabilizing construction.

Do these shoes have good cushioning for long matches?
Yes. They use an adidas BOOST midsole, which provides responsive, energy-returning cushioning to help reduce fatigue and keep you comfortable across multiple sets.

What materials are used in the upper?
The upper is a textile and synthetic construction. This combination is intended to keep the shoe lightweight while offering structure and durability for lateral padel movement.

How do they support quick side-to-side movement (stability)?
They include Slingframe construction, which is designed to stabilize the foot during fast cuts, pivots, and lateral pushes common in padel.

Do they run true to size?
They’re listed as a regular fit. Most players choose their normal adidas shoe size, but if you’re between sizes or prefer extra toe room, consider sizing up by half.

Are they suitable for indoor and outdoor padel courts?
They are made for padel courts generally, using a grippy Adiwear outsole designed for padel traction. Performance can still vary by court type and sand level, so check your venue’s surface and rules.

Are they durable in the toe area (for drags and stops)?
Yes. They feature an Adituff toe, which reinforces the toe zone for added abrasion resistance during toe drags, rapid stops, and repeated lunges.

Do they have a non-marking sole?
Many adidas court outsoles are non-marking, but it can vary by exact model/colorway. Check the product listing details or the outsole stamp/label to confirm whether it is explicitly marked non-marking.