Joma Ultra Light Womens Padel Shoes 2026

Joma describes a new high-end model for players who want lightness without losing stability and protection. The upper is a lightweight, breathable technical mesh with VTS perforations that let air in. SPORTECH, a heat-sealed adjustment system, shapes the shoe to the foot without seams or extra weight, and a PROTECTION rubber reinforcement at the toe is there for the drag in a slide.

Underneath is a phylon midsole of optimised density, flexible and good at absorbing impact. A STABILIS piece, a semi-rigid TPU insert in the midfoot and ankle area, limits unwanted twisting. The outsole is an omni sole in DURABILITY rubber, formed of small circular studs, which Joma says helps you slide to the ball.

Small round studs are built to slide, so they're at their happiest on dry, well-brushed courts, indoors or out. On a very sandy outdoor court they can feel skittish, and a herringbone sole sheds the sand better. If most of your padel is at an indoor centre, this is the right pattern. If you play outside through a British winter, look at the herringbone options on our padel shoes for women page.

Fit: our own padel shoes sizing table has Joma on European sizing and suggests buying by centimetres, going up half a size if you're between sizes. Measure your longer foot, late in the day, in your padel socks.

Women who like to move quickly, play on a clean court and care more about feel and ventilation than about heavy cushioning. If you're also choosing a racket, our beginner rackets page is the place to start, and Joma's round Tournament Pro Iconic is a natural partner for an all-court game.

Don't take 'ultra light' as a spec. Joma gives no weight, so if weight matters to you, weigh the shoe when it arrives.

Brush sand out of the omni studs after each session, let the mesh dry out of the bag, and stuff the shoes with paper if they've got wet. Keep a pair of padel socks and a spare overgrip from padel grips in your padel bag, and pack a tube of padel balls for the warm-up.