Bullpadel Junior Bita Tour Padel Shoes 2021 (Blue, UK 2)

Padel Shack, the last UK shop we found selling it, lists the Bita Tour 21 as a junior padel shoe and nothing more, then marks it discontinued. So the rest comes from the photo. It's a laced shoe with a synthetic upper and mesh panels, a white midsole and a blue outsole cut in a zigzag tread. The side carries the words "BPS system". On Bullpadel's adult shoes, such as the Ionic, BPS is the name for a rear heel stabiliser that steadies the foot when it moves sideways; whether the junior version has the same piece isn't stated anywhere we could find, so treat it as a name on the shoe rather than a confirmed feature.

Bullpadel's size chart puts UK 2 at EU 34, US 3 and 205mm. Measure from heel to longest toe, and if your child is over 205mm, this pair will pinch.

We have two end-of-line Bullpadel junior shoes in exactly the same size. The Baser Junior is navy with a red sole and at least comes with a line of description (lightweight, flexible, breathable); this Bita Tour dates from the 2021 range and comes with none. Fit is the deciding factor: both are UK 2 on the same Bullpadel chart, so if one feels better on the foot, buy that one. If you'd rather not gamble on clearance stock at all, the Bullpadel Junior Bowi comes in UK 4, and our padel shoes page lists every junior model we carry.

Often, yes. Juniors outgrow shoes long before they wear out the sole, so a discounted pair that fits now is sensible spending. The catch is that you can't buy the same shoe again in the next size, and there's no spec to compare against newer models.

A grippy shoe and a racket of the right length matter more for a young player than anything fancy. Our kids' padel racket page explains how to size a junior racket, the Indiga Junior Girl is Bullpadel's 280g teardrop for beginner juniors, and a tube from the padel ball page finishes the kit.