The Japanese brand Mizuno has spent decades making top-level sports footwear, and its arrival in padel has brought one of the most complete ranges on the market. The key is always the same: the Mizuno Wave plate in the midsole, which spreads out the impact to give you cushioning and stability at once, and the Mizuno Enerzy foams, which return energy with every step.
In this post we run through the four models of the season: the Wave Enforce Tour 2 (top of the range for stability), the Wave Exceed Tour 7 (top of the range for speed), the Wave Exceed Court (speed at a better price) and the Wave Enforce Court 2 (cushioning and comfort at an entry-level price). We help you choose based on your game, your weight and your budget.
Summary
- The range: four Mizuno padel shoes for 2026, all in stock, men's and unisex (with women's versions).
- Speed: Wave Exceed Tour 7 (top of the range) and Wave Exceed Court (affordable), light and responsive for players who thrive on tempo.
- Stability: Wave Enforce Tour 2 (top of the range) and Wave Enforce Court 2 (affordable), with a wide base and cushioning for firm footing.
- Technology: Mizuno Wave plate, Mizuno Enerzy and Enerzy NXT foams, maximum-durability outsoles and a padel-specific outsole.
- Where: at tiendapadelpoint.com, with real stock and delivery within 24 working hours to mainland Spain and Portugal.
The Mizuno padel shoes range 2026 ↑ menu
Mizuno is one of those brands that needs no introduction in sports footwear, and in padel it has built a range that is as logical as it is complete: four models that cover the two big player profiles —the one who thrives on speed and the one who takes charge through stability— and two price levels for each.
At the top are the two Tour models, the flagships: the Wave Exceed Tour 7, light and explosive for fast play, and the Wave Enforce Tour 2, with maximum cushioning and stability for firm footing. Below, the two Court models, which bring the same philosophy at a more affordable price: Wave Exceed Court (speed) and Wave Enforce Court 2 (comfort).
They all share the heart of the house: the Mizuno Wave plate in the midsole, which spreads out the impact to give you cushioning and stability at once, and the Mizuno Enerzy foams, which return energy with every step. What changes is the amount of technology and the price; the underlying quality is Mizuno in all four.
You have all four models in stock at tiendapadelpoint.com, in men's and unisex versions (and with women's options), with delivery within 24 working hours to mainland Spain and Portugal. In this post we help you choose based on your game, your weight and your budget.
Gallery: the four Mizuno Wave 2026 ↑ menu
The four Mizuno shoes in detail, each with a close-up photo below. Swipe with your finger, use the arrows or pick a thumbnail; and tap any photo to go straight to that model in the product list. Range summary:
Mizuno Wave Exceed Tour 7
Mizuno Wave Enforce Tour 2
Mizuno Wave Exceed Court
Mizuno Wave Enforce Court 2
The four Mizuno models, in detail ↑ menu
This is the complete Mizuno padel shoes range for 2026, exactly as we have it in stock in the shop. Choose your model and your size, and buy it without leaving the post.
Mizuno Wave Exceed Tour 7 View product ›
REF 61GB2677-54 · EAN 5063264054443- Range: Top of the range
- Use: Speed
- Cushioning: Responsive
- Weight: 335
Clay Blue
Mizuno's fastest padel shoe: light, responsive and explosive. It features Mizuno Enerzy NXT foam in the heel and forefoot, an Enerzy XP insole, the D-Flex Groove for turning at top speed and the DX Rubber outsole, the most durable in Mizuno's history.
Clay BlueMizuno Wave Enforce Tour 2 View product ›
REF 61GB2605-54 · EAN 5063264054313- Range: Top of the range
- Use: Stability
- Cushioning: Maximum
- Weight: 375
Clay Blue Orange
The top of the range for stability and power: a wide base with Outrigger, Mizuno Enerzy NXT foam and a matching insole, Dyna-Heel Lock Lite heel hold and a CPU-reinforced upper. Premium cushioning and firm footing to build the point with authority.
Clay Blue OrangeMizuno Wave Exceed Court View product ›
REF 61GB2622-54 · EAN 5063264102052- Range: Mid-range
- Use: Speed
- Cushioning: Light
Clay Blue
The speed option at a better price: light, dynamic and comfortable, with Mizuno Enerzy in the forefoot and an Enerzy insole, a Speed Model design and CPU reinforcement in the inner toe. Available in several fits and with over 90% of the lining made from recycled material.
Clay BlueMizuno Wave Enforce Court 2 View product ›
REF 61GB2636-54 · EAN 5063264102724- Range: Entry-level
- Use: Stability
- Cushioning: Comfort
- Weight: 315
Clay Blue
Comfort and stability at the best price, inspired by the Enforce Tour: it combines Foam Wave with Mizuno Enerzy for great cushioning, a flat outsole with a side outrigger and over 90% of the lining and insole made from recycled material. The perfect gateway into Mizuno.
Clay BlueVideos: Mizuno shoes in action ↑ menu
This is how the Mizuno shoes look in motion: the brand's story and its padel footwear on court.
Comparison: the four models at a glance ↑ menu
All four are Mizuno padel shoes with the Wave plate and Enerzy foams. What changes is the tier, the profile (speed or stability), the weight, the cushioning and the available colours. This table makes it easy.
| Model | Range | Use | Weight | Cushioning | Men / Women | Colours |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wave Exceed Tour 7 | Top of the range | Speed | 335 g | Responsive | Men & Women | 7       |
| Wave Enforce Tour 2 | Top of the range | Stability | 375 g | Maximum | Men | 6      |
| Wave Exceed Court | Mid-range | Speed | — | Light | Men & Women | 5     |
| Wave Enforce Court 2 | Entry-level | Stability | 315 g | Comfort | Men & Women | 4    |
Specs verified on the product pages. Check the current price and available sizes for each model on its product page.
What's new by generation: what changes versus the previous model ↑ menu
If you're coming from a previous Mizuno model, this is what you gain by making the jump to the 2026 range, according to the brand itself.
Wave Exceed Tour 7 (versus the Tour 6)
Lighter, more responsive and more comfortable. It debuts Mizuno Enerzy NXT foam in the heel and forefoot, an Enerzy XP insole and the DX Rubber outsole, the most durable in Mizuno's history, with an upper offering an improved anatomical fit. In short: more speed and better cushioning than the previous generation.
Wave Enforce Tour 2 (versus the Enforce Tour)
Lighter and more responsive than the first generation, without losing its stability DNA. It adds Mizuno Enerzy NXT, the revamped Dyna-Heel Lock Lite heel hold and a reinforced wear zone in the forefoot to withstand more matches.
Court 2026: Exceed Court and Enforce Court 2
The Court ranges bring the Tour technology (the Mizuno Wave plate + Enerzy foams) to a more affordable price. The Wave Enforce Court 2 is directly inspired by the Enforce Tour, with Foam Wave + Mizuno Enerzy and a flat outsole with an outrigger.
Grip and fit: D-Flex Groove and 3D-SOLID upper
Beyond the foams, the 2026 range fine-tunes grip and footing. The D-Flex Groove channel in the midfoot helps you turn and change direction at top speed, and the 3D-SOLID upper combines softness, durability and breathability for a firm fit with no pressure points. The Tour models also add the PoWnCe midsole, an ultra-light, resilient material that cuts weight without sacrificing comfort.
Which Mizuno shoe should I choose? ↑ menu
The first question is easy: is your game about speed or stability? The second is budget. With those two answers you have your model.
Speed, no limits: if you thrive on tempo, quick starts and changes of direction, the Wave Exceed Tour 7 are the top of the range for speed: light, responsive and with the DX Rubber outsole, Mizuno's most durable.
Stability and power: if you build the point with firm footing and want maximum cushioning, the Wave Enforce Tour 2 are the top of the range for stability, with a wide Outrigger base and a reinforced heel hold.
Speed at a better price: the Wave Exceed Court bring the fast Exceed philosophy to a more affordable range: light, dynamic and available in several fits to suit your foot.
Comfort at the best price: the Wave Enforce Court 2 are the gateway into Mizuno: cushioning and stability inspired by the Enforce Tour, with Foam Wave and Mizuno Enerzy, at an entry-level price.
Featherweight or solid base: the Exceed are lighter and prioritise speed; the Enforce add a little weight in exchange for cushioning and support underfoot. Think about how you move on court.
Complete your kit: pair your shoes with a good padel racket, keep everything protected in one of our padel bags and don't step onto the court without padel balls that measure up.
Interactive sizing guide: find your size ↑ menu
Find your exact size in seconds. Follow these steps:
- Choose men's or women's and press the button, at the top of the guide. The women's models use a specific fit, which is why they have their own table.
- Tell us which measurement you have: press one of the four buttons. Foot in cm if you've measured your foot; EU size if you know your European size, the usual one in Spain; UK size if you have the British one; or US size if you have the American one.
- Type the number in the box and press See my size. You can use a comma or a full stop for decimals; for example, twenty-seven point five.
- Result: the guide scrolls down on its own to your row, highlighted in pink, with your equivalent size for Europe, the United Kingdom, the United States and your foot length in centimetres. If you're between two sizes or use insoles, always choose the larger one.
Not sure how long your foot is? It's easy: barefoot and in the afternoon, when the foot is at its widest, rest your heel against the wall on a sheet of paper, mark with a pencil where your longest toe ends and measure that distance with a ruler. Those are the centimetres you need to type into the guide.
 Foot (cm) |  EU size |  UK |  US |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24,5 | 39 | 5 | 6 |
| 25 | 39,5 | 5,5 | 6,5 |
| 25,5 | 40 | 6 | 7 |
| 25,75 | 40,5 | 6,5 | 7,5 |
| 26 | 41,5 | 7 | 8 |
| 26,5 | 42 | 7,5 | 8,5 |
| 27 | 42,5 | 8 | 9 |
| 27,5 | 43,5 | 8,5 | 9,5 |
| 28 | 44 | 9 | 10 |
| 28,25 | 44,5 | 9,5 | 10,5 |
| 28,5 | 45 | 10 | 11 |
| 29 | 46 | 10,5 | 11,5 |
| 29,5 | 46,5 | 11 | 12 |
| 30 | 47 | 11,5 | 12,5 |
| 30,5 | 48 | 12 | 13 |
Mizuno conversion for guidance. Between two sizes or with insoles, choose the larger. Men: EU 40 to 47. Women: specific fit.
Mizuno technology: Wave, Enerzy and padel outsole ↑ menu
These are the technologies shared across the four shoes in the range, and you'll notice them from your very first match.
Mizuno Wave: the plate in the midsole, inspired by a wave, spreads the impact across the whole footstrike: it gives you cushioning and stability at once. It's the heart of every Mizuno.
Mizuno Enerzy: the brand's midsole foam, soft and springy, which returns energy with every step and holds up match after match.
Mizuno Enerzy NXT: the evolution of Enerzy used in the Tour models: softer and lighter, with even greater energy return for more explosive starts.
D-Flex Groove: a diagonal groove in the midfoot (Exceed Tour 7) that lets you turn at top speed without losing your footing: key for changes of direction.
DX Rubber / DU Rubber: the most durable outsole rubbers in Mizuno's history, so the outsole withstands court wear without losing grip.
Flat outsole with Outrigger: the Enforce feature a wide base with a side wing that increases contact with the ground: maximum stability when planting and changing direction.
CPU reinforcements and Dyna-Heel Lock: reinforcements on the upper and toe to withstand the scuffs of padel, and a heel hold that locks the foot in place during strong plants.
Padel-specific outsole: the outsole tread is designed for the grip, braking and slides typical of a padel court, not a tennis one.
How to care for your Mizuno shoes ↑ menu
Well cared-for padel shoes keep their cushioning and grip far longer. Here are the guidelines to keep your Mizuno in their best shape.
Use: your Mizuno shoes should be reserved for the padel court. Wearing them to walk around town wears down the specialised outsole and robs them of grip where you really need it.
Cleaning: clean your Mizuno shoes with a soft brush or a damp cloth and mild soap; never a washing machine or solvents, which ruin the glues and the Enerzy foam.
Drying: dry your Mizuno shoes in the shade at room temperature, with paper inside to absorb the moisture. Never in direct sun, on a radiator or in a dryer: heat warps the midsole.
Laces and heel: loosen the laces when taking the shoes off and don't tread on the heel to slip them on; the heel counter is what holds the foot in place when planting, so it's worth looking after.
Storage: keep your Mizuno shoes in a dry, ventilated place, ideally outside the closed padel bag, so that sweat moisture doesn't stay trapped inside between matches.
Outsole life: when the outsole tread wears smooth or you notice yourself slipping when you plant, the shoe has reached the end of its useful life: it's time to think about a new pair to avoid injury.
Quick questions: straight answers ↑ menu
Which Mizuno padel shoe weighs the least?
The Wave Exceed Tour 7 are the lightest in the range, at around 335 grams, designed for fast play and changes of direction.
Which is the most stable Mizuno padel shoe?
The Wave Enforce Tour 2: a wide base with Outrigger, maximum cushioning and a reinforced heel hold for firm footing.
Are Mizuno shoes suitable for clay?
Yes. Many models have a Clay version with a clay-specific outsole; the padel versions are designed for hard court and carpet. Choose the one that matches your surface.
Are there Mizuno padel shoes for wide feet?
The Wave Exceed Court come in several fits. In general Mizuno uses a medium fit; if you're unsure between two sizes or have wide feet, choose the larger size.
Which is the most affordable Mizuno padel shoe?
The Wave Enforce Court 2, the entry-level model, with the best value for money and the brand's Wave and Enerzy technology.
What's the difference between the Wave Exceed and the Wave Enforce?
The Exceed prioritise speed: light and responsive. The Enforce prioritise stability and cushioning: a wide base and firm footing. Exceed for fast players, Enforce for powerful players.
Do Mizuno padel shoes run large or small?
They fit true to size. Use the sizing guide in this post and, between two sizes or if you use insoles, always choose the larger.
Can I use tennis Mizuno shoes to play padel?
It's better to choose the padel version of the model: its outsole is designed for the grip, braking and slides of a padel court, which differ from those in tennis.
Which Mizuno padel shoe is best to start with?
The Wave Enforce Court 2 or the Wave Exceed Court: they're the entry-level models, comfortable, stable and well priced, ideal for getting started without giving up Mizuno's Wave and Enerzy technology.
How often should you replace padel shoes?
It depends on use, but the clear sign is the outsole: when the tread wears smooth or you notice yourself slipping when you plant, it's time to replace them to avoid injury. With regular use, this is usually somewhere between eight months and a year.
Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs ↑ menu
Which Mizuno padel shoes are available in 2026?
The Mizuno 2026 range has four models: Wave Exceed Tour 7 (top of the range for speed), Wave Enforce Tour 2 (top of the range for stability), Wave Exceed Court (affordable speed) and Wave Enforce Court 2 (comfort at an entry-level price). All four are in stock at Tienda Padelpoint.
What's the difference between Mizuno's Wave Exceed and Wave Enforce?
The Wave Exceed are designed for speed: they're lighter and more responsive, ideal for fast play and changes of direction. The Wave Enforce prioritise stability and cushioning, with a wide base for firm footing and powerful players.
Which Mizuno shoes are best for a fast player?
For a speed game, the Wave Exceed Tour 7 are the top of the range: light, explosive and with the DX Rubber outsole, Mizuno's most durable. If you want that profile at a better price, the Wave Exceed Court are a great option.
Which Mizuno shoes are best for stability?
The Wave Enforce Tour 2 are the top of the range for stability, with a wide Outrigger base, maximum cushioning and a reinforced heel hold. The Wave Enforce Court 2 offer that same philosophy of comfort and stability at an entry-level price.
What is Mizuno Wave technology?
Mizuno Wave is a wave-shaped plate in the midsole that spreads the impact of each footstrike across the whole surface. It achieves cushioning and stability at once, and it's the technology shared by every Mizuno padel shoe.
How do I know my Mizuno shoe size?
Measure the length of your foot in centimetres, standing up and in the afternoon, and use the sizing guide in this post: you enter your cm and it shows you the EU, UK and US size. When in doubt between two sizes, in padel it's recommended to choose the larger.
Where can I see the price and available sizes of each Mizuno shoe?
On each model's product page at tiendapadelpoint.com: open the shoe you're interested in to see its current price and the sizes in stock, kept up to date. All four models in the Mizuno range are available.
Where can I buy Mizuno padel shoes?
At Tienda Padelpoint, a specialist padel shop with a physical store in La Nucía (Alicante) since 2003, with the full range of Mizuno shoes in stock and delivery within 24 working hours to mainland Spain and Portugal.
Get to know the Mizuno brand ↑ menu
About Mizuno · What is Mizuno and where does it come from?
Mizuno is a Japanese sports brand founded in 1906 in Osaka, with over a century of making high-performance footwear and sports equipment. It has carried its experience in running and tennis over to padel with a very complete dedicated range.
About Mizuno · What does Mizuno Wave mean?
Wave is Mizuno's flagship technology: a wave-shaped plate in the midsole that disperses impact to provide cushioning and stability at the same time. It's present throughout the brand's padel shoe range.
About Mizuno · What is Mizuno Enerzy?
Mizuno Enerzy is the brand's family of midsole foams: soft materials with great energy return and high durability. Its Enerzy NXT version, lighter and more responsive, is the one used in the top-of-the-range Tour models.
About Mizuno · Are there men's and women's Mizuno padel shoes?
Yes. The range has men's and unisex versions, and specific women's models with a women's fit. For each model you can choose the version and colour that suit you; the product page states whether it's men's, unisex or women's.
About Mizuno · Are Mizuno shoes suitable for both tennis and padel?
Mizuno has dedicated lines: the 'padel' models have an outsole designed for the grip, braking and slides of a padel court. For padel it's always best to choose the padel version of the model, not the tennis one.
About Mizuno · Where can I buy Mizuno padel shoes?
At Tienda Padelpoint you'll find the full range of Mizuno padel shoes in stock, with specialist advice and fast delivery to mainland Spain and Portugal.
Quick glossary ↑ menu
Tienda Padelpoint's verdict ↑ menu
The Mizuno 2026 padel shoe range is one of the most well-rounded on the market: it covers the two big player profiles —speed with the Exceed and stability with the Enforce— and it does so across two price levels. As a specialist team, we recommend the Tour for the player who already knows their style and the Court for anyone after Mizuno quality without stretching the budget.
Official sources and references ↑ menu
Published 21/07/2026. Post about the Mizuno 2026 padel shoe range: Wave Exceed Tour 7, Wave Enforce Tour 2, Wave Exceed Court and Wave Enforce Court 2, with Mizuno Wave and Enerzy technology.
Choose your Mizuno padel shoes to match your game: speed with the Exceed or stability with the Enforce, in padel shoes with fast delivery within 24 working hours to mainland Spain and Portugal, secure payment and the advice of a shop specialising only in padel. Thank you so much for visiting and see you on the court!
