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Adidas Courtquick W Padel

Adidas’ affordable women’s padel shoe, Cloudfoam+ comfort for beginners.

315gArtificial grassRegular
7.0
Good
Artificial grass shoe for players with some experience
Adidas Courtquick W Padel padel shoe
Score Breakdown
Grip
8.1
Stability
5.6
Cushioning
6.9
Comfort
7.6
Durability
7.3
Breathability
6.7
Player profile
SurfaceArtificial grass, All-court
FitRegular
LevelBeginner, Some experience
Styleall-round
Specifications
Weight315g
SoleAdiwear herringbone allcourt women
UpperCloudfoam+ mesh women
Sizes36-41
Verdict

A balanced profile, €85: Adidas’ most affordable padel shoe for beginning female players.

Beginning female players seeking familiar Adidas quality at an accessible price with a standard last.

Strengths & limitations

Strengths

+Affordable (€85), most accessible Adidas entry for women
+Comfortable support: women-specific Cloudfoam+ construction
+Lightweight (315g) for an entry model
+Standard last for most foot profiles

Limitations

–A balanced profile and wear resistance, less suited to intensive players
–No technological highlights compared with the Crazyquick line

The Adidas Courtquick W Padel is the women’s version of Courtquick, Adidas’ entry padel model in 2025. Women-specific Cloudfoam+ construction provides comfortable support in a lightweight 315g frame. Standard last and Adiwear herringbone sole for versatile use. Affordably priced below €90.

Main strength

Affordable Adidas quality (€85) with women-specific Cloudfoam+ comfort

Main limitation

A balanced profile, wear resistance is not the strongest choice for intensive use

Product images
Adidas Courtquick W Padel padel shoe (right side view)
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Adidas Courtquick W Padel review | PADEL CHAPTER