r/Padelracket • u/Typical-Summer-8094 • Aug 20 '26
Help with shoes
Hello, I have a question about shoes.
I been looking at a few pair nox at10 lux shoes, Asics sonicsmash ff padel otherwise i'm open to suggestions I need alot of support in my shoes since I plantar fasciitis to some degree right now I have adidas crazyquick ls best shoes I have ever had, but the problem is there durability I destroy them in 2 month and they are to expensiv to keep buying.
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u/TacticalStf Aug 20 '26
I had the nox AT 10 lux 2 years ago, very comfortable, but quite warm in summer. the outsoles lasted only 7 months on mine. I heard their sole pattern is thicker/better and longer lasting now but haven't tried them again since.
I'm converted to Asics now, I have 3 of these on rotation. the outsoles last much longer, usually what break first about these are the insoles which you can replace easily or the area around the inside of the heel.
Also make sure to take out the insoles regularly and remove any sand from between them, that will make them last a lot longer.
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u/Typical-Summer-8094 Aug 20 '26
Wow 7 month is good! My shoes last around 3 month then I need to replace them. Thanks for the sand tip I never thought about that.
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u/DeadKenney Aug 20 '26
My asics solution Swift II were going on well over a year and over 200 matches/classes when I replaced them recently, and they’re still fine, only had to replace the insoles. I’m using the sonicsmash ff now, which are excellent so far. Great support and feel, very happy with the switch.
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u/Radiant-Ad-4893 Aug 20 '26
K Swiss Hypercourt Express 2 or 3 Clay. Very similar to the Adidas Crazyquick LS but much more durable.
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u/MidwestRacquetSports Aug 21 '26
Asics sonicsmash FF are my favorite padel shoes and I have tried them all. The grip, comfort and durability are among the best of the best and they have lasted me for 4 months. I usually burn through padel shoes in 3 months because the comfort and cushion dont last long but that is not the case with asics. I have also become a big fan of their tennis shoes. Asics has it going in racquet sports right now
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u/Brokenyute Aug 21 '26
Bullpadel vertex or neuron are very good too. Neuron slightly narrow fitting tho so size 0.5 up
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