adidas Junior Crazyquick Padel Shoes 2026

Stringers World lists the shoe as a lightweight option for young padel players, with a breathable upper, a secure lace closure and a durable cold cement construction. It says nothing about the midsole or outsole, and gives no weight.

A search summary of the Mister Tennis listing describes an engineered mesh upper with TPU inserts, an EVA midsole and an Adiwear rubber sole with a padel-specific pattern, but that page would not load for us, so we cannot confirm it. The Slingframe support on adidas's adult Crazyquick is listed for the adult shoe only, and we found no source that puts it on the junior.

In other words, treat it as a padel-patterned, lace-up kids shoe from a major brand, not as a scaled-down copy of the adult Crazyquick Boost or Lightstrike.

Our listing offers UK 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5 and 5.5. Fit reports for the adult Crazyquick are mixed, from true to size to running small, and they do not transfer to children's sizes, so measure the foot and check the size chart before you order.

Children outgrow shoes quickly. A teenager who reaches the top of the junior run can step into the women's range, such as the Courtquick W, or the men's Courtquick. Size systems differ between listings, so check each page.

If your child already plays several times a week or slides hard, an adult-range shoe with real support will serve better once the size allows. If they only play now and then, any non-marking court shoe works for a short while, but a padel sole gives better grip on the court. See the padel shoes hub for other options, or Babolat's Jet Premura 2 Junior if you want a Michelin sole.

A junior racket is the other half of the kit. Our kids padel racket page covers sizing by height and the adidas Arrow Hit Junior is the adidas option. Add a spare adidas overgrip, check the padel balls page for the right ball and read our guide to choosing a padel racket for the next step up.