These are the seven padel shoes from five brands that we have at Tienda Padelpoint, brought together in this guide: Asics, Mizuno, Wilson (two models), Jhayber (one model in two colours) and K-Swiss. You will find all the others in our Padel Shoes category. And if you are weighing up Munich, our guide Atomik, Focus or PadX Women? compares its three lines. And if Joma is more your thing, which Joma to choose for padel goes through its six lines. And if you want to see more models from these brands, read our guides to the Mizuno 2026, Wilson 2026, K-Swiss 2026 and Asics Sonicsmash FF shoes.
Everything here comes from each shoe's product page, checked in the shop in October 2026. They are the ones we stock this season, not all of them models launched in 2026. Here is what each one brings, who it is for and who it is not for, plus a table to compare them at a glance.
Which padel shoe suits me?
- Summary: 7 padel shoes from 5 brands: Asics Court FF 3 Clay, Mizuno Neo Ace Clay Court, Wilson Hurakn Pro V2 (women) and Rush Tour 5 CTC, Jhayber Pavilion (black and blue) and K-Swiss K-Speed Team Clay.
- Most cushioning: Mizuno Neo Ace (Enerzy XP along the whole midsole, the foam layer between the outsole and your foot) and Asics Court FF 3 Clay (FLYTEFOAM with GEL in the forefoot, the front part of the foot).
- For women: the Wilson Hurakn Pro V2, with a last (the inner shape of the shoe) and heel counter (the piece that holds the heel) designed for the female foot and an Optimum Grip outsole for turning.
- Herringbone sole: Asics, Jhayber and K-Swiss use a herringbone pattern, one of the most common patterns in padel for gripping and sliding on sand-filled artificial grass.
- Sizes: European (EU), not UK sizes, with a size guide on each product page; if you are between two sizes, message us before you buy.
Which padel shoes do we have in 2026? ↑ index
Tienda Padelpoint carries seven padel shoes from five brands for 2026: Asics, Mizuno, Wilson, Jhayber and K-Swiss, each one with its own size guide. Here are the seven. Asics Court FF 3 Clay, Mizuno Neo Ace Clay Court, the women's Wilson Hurakn Pro V2, Wilson Rush Tour 5 CTC, Jhayber Pavilion in black and in blue, and K-Swiss K-Speed Team Clay.
If cushioning comes first for you, look at the Mizuno Neo Ace or the Asics Court FF 3 Clay. If you are a woman player who pivots a lot, the Wilson Hurakn Pro V2. And if you play fast and want herringbone grip, the Jhayber Pavilion or the K-Swiss K-Speed Team Clay.
What each 2026 padel shoe brings ↑ index
Each shoe handles grip, cushioning and stability in its own way. This is what each product page says.
Asics Court FF 3 Clay, cushioning and a secure fit:
Three-piece herringbone outsole: better grip and traction when sliding, and less build-up of sand. Hard-wearing AHARPLUS rubber and PGUARD reinforcements in the high-wear areas.
FLYTEFOAM and GEL in the forefoot: together they cushion, absorb impacts and reduce the weight of the shoe.
TWISTRUSS: in the midfoot, it balances flexibility and stability for quick moves.
MONOSOCK: a bootie-style upper (the top part of the shoe) that wraps the foot and stops it moving inside on lateral pushes.
Mizuno Neo Ace Clay Court, the one that puts cushioning first:
Enerzy XP along the whole midsole: it cushions and returns energy so you move faster.
D-Flex Groove: a groove in the midfoot that makes turns and changes of direction easier.
Shank Structure: a stability structure that improves lateral support on explosive moves.
Recycled materials: according to Mizuno, more than 90% in the upper lining and the insole.
Wilson Hurakn Pro V2, designed for the female foot:
Women's fit: an asymmetric, elongated TPU heel counter (TPU is a flexible, tough plastic) with arch support for a narrower heel and a higher arch.
Optimum Grip outsole: vortex patterns in the forefoot and heel to pivot in every direction, with abrasion-resistant Duralast rubber.
Fused 8 Foam: low-density EVA cushioning made, according to Wilson, with recycled plastic yarn.
Pro Torque Chassis Light and Endofit: a light chassis for stability and an inner sock-like construction for the fit.
Wilson Rush Tour 5 CTC, stability to play fast:
4D Support Chassis: better stability and control on fast lateral moves.
High-traction Duralast outsole: good grip and strong resistance to wear.
Breathable upper: it ventilates and keeps your feet cool in intense matches.
Reinforced construction: more durability and support in the areas under most stress.
Jhayber Pavilion, in black and in blue:
3 mm bidirectional herringbone outsole: grip and slide combined, with dual-section rubber that lasts longer.
Pivot Point Turning: makes quick turns and changes of direction easier.
Reactive EVA midsole and PAD+ lining: it absorbs impacts, and the double padding improves comfort and fit.
Thermoplastic support, TPU reinforcement and reinforced toe cap: stability on intense moves and lateral pushes.
K-Swiss K-Speed Team Clay, built for speed:
HB herringbone outsole: traction and controlled sliding.
Durapress upper: more resistance, support and durability without extra weight.
Design inspired by the K-Frame Speed: a light, stable structure to move fast and change direction.
Lateral support: made for explosive moves and controlled stops.
All seven product pages include the size guide. Our sizes are European (EU), not UK sizes, so check the guide before ordering.
The seven 2026 padel shoes, one by one ↑ index
Seven shoes, grouped by brand. Each card has the photos, the reference and the sizes.
Asics and Mizuno. The two most cushioned shoes in this batch. The rest of each brand is in Asics Padel Shoes and Mizuno Padel Shoes.
Asics Court FF 3 Clay Graphite grey and lilac
REF 26669- Outsole: AHARPLUS, herringbone
- Cushioning: FLYTEFOAM and GEL
- Stability: TWISTRUSS
- Fit: MONOSOCK
The Asics Court FF 3 Clay in graphite grey and lilac. A three-piece AHARPLUS herringbone outsole, a FLYTEFOAM midsole with GEL in the forefoot to cushion and absorb impacts, TWISTRUSS in the midfoot for stability and a MONOSOCK bootie-style upper that holds the foot on lateral moves.
Mizuno Neo Ace Clay Court White
REF 26731- Outsole: Grip and slide
- Cushioning: Enerzy XP
- Stability: Shank Structure
- Turning: D-Flex Groove
The Mizuno Neo Ace Clay Court in white. Enerzy XP foam along the whole midsole to cushion and return energy, a D-Flex Groove to turn more easily, a Shank Structure for lateral support and, according to Mizuno, more than 90% recycled materials in the upper lining and the insole.
Wilson. The women's Hurakn Pro V2 and the Rush Tour 5 CTC. The rest of the brand is in Wilson Padel Shoes.
Wilson Hurakn Pro V2 Snow white
REF 27143- Outsole: Optimum Grip
- Cushioning: Fused 8 Foam
- Stability: Pro Torque Chassis
- Last: Women's
The women's Wilson Hurakn Pro V2, in snow white. An asymmetric TPU heel counter and arch support for a narrower heel and a higher arch, Pro Torque Chassis Light, Fused 8 Foam cushioning and an Optimum Grip outsole with vortex patterns for pivoting.
Wilson Rush Tour 5 CTC White and red
REF 27150- Outsole: Duralast
- Stability: 4D Support Chassis
- Upper: Breathable
- Use: Fast play
The Wilson Rush Tour 5 CTC in white and red. A 4D Support Chassis for stability in fast lateral moves, cushioning that absorbs impacts, a breathable upper and a high-traction, hard-wearing Duralast outsole.
Jhayber and K-Swiss. The Pavilion in black and in blue, and the K-Speed Team Clay. The rest of each brand is in Jhayber Padel Shoes and K Swiss Padel Shoes.
Jhayber Pavilion Black
REF 28082- Outsole: 3 mm herringbone
- Cushioning: Reactive EVA
- Reinforcement: TPU
- Turning: Pivot Point Turning
The Jhayber Pavilion in black. A 3 mm bidirectional herringbone outsole, Pivot Point Turning technology for turns, a reactive EVA midsole, thermoplastic midsole support, TPU reinforcement and a reinforced toe cap for lateral pushes.
Jhayber Pavilion Blue
REF 28081- Outsole: 3 mm herringbone
- Cushioning: Reactive EVA
- Reinforcement: TPU
- Lining: Padded PAD+
The same Jhayber Pavilion, in blue. A double-padded PAD+ inner lining for comfort, a dual-section rubber outsole that lasts longer and the same 3 mm herringbone outsole with Pivot Point Turning.
K-Swiss K-Speed Team Clay Black and gold
REF 27641- Outsole: HB, herringbone
- Upper: Durapress
- Design: K-Frame Speed
- Game: Speed
The K-Swiss K-Speed Team Clay in black and gold. An upper with Durapress technology for support and durability without extra weight, a design inspired by the K-Frame Speed line and an HB herringbone outsole to grip and slide with control.
Who is each 2026 padel shoe for, and who is it not for? ↑ index
The Mizuno Neo Ace and the Asics Court FF 3 Clay are for players who want cushioning; the Wilson Hurakn Pro V2, for women players who pivot a lot; the Rush Tour 5 CTC, for those who want lateral stability; and the Jhayber Pavilion and the K-Swiss K-Speed Team Clay, for those who play fast and want herringbone grip.
You play a lot and want cushioning: the Mizuno Neo Ace Clay Court, with Enerzy XP along the whole midsole.
You want cushioning and a foot that stays put: the Asics Court FF 3 Clay, with FLYTEFOAM, GEL and the MONOSOCK bootie-style upper.
You are a woman player and pivot a lot: the Wilson Hurakn Pro V2, with a women's last and an Optimum Grip outsole.
You want stability on lateral moves: the Wilson Rush Tour 5 CTC, with its 4D Support Chassis.
You want a complete shoe with a herringbone outsole: the Jhayber Pavilion, in black or in blue.
Your game is all about speed: the K-Swiss K-Speed Team Clay, light and with lateral support.
And who each one is not for:
The Hurakn Pro V2 is not for a man's foot: its last, heel counter and arch are designed for the female foot.
The Rush Tour 5 CTC does not name its foam: the product page talks about advanced cushioning but not which one. If cushioning comes first for you, the pages that detail it are the Mizuno and Asics ones.
The K-Speed Team Clay is not after maximum cushioning: its product page puts the focus on speed and lateral support, not on the foam.
Comparison of the 2026 padel shoes ↑ index
The seven shoes at a glance, in six rows (the Jhayber Pavilion is the same in both colours): which outsole they have, how they cushion and stabilise, and who each one is for.
| Shoe | Outsole | Cushioning and stability | Who it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
 Asics Court FF 3 Clay | Three-piece AHARPLUS, herringbone | FLYTEFOAM and GEL in the forefoot · TWISTRUSS | Play often and want cushioning and a secure fit |
 Mizuno Neo Ace Clay Court | Grip and controlled sliding | Enerzy XP along the whole midsole · Shank Structure | Want plenty of cushioning and response |
 Wilson Hurakn Pro V2 Women | Optimum Grip, Duralast rubber | Fused 8 Foam · Pro Torque Chassis Light | Women players who pivot a lot and want a women's last |
 Wilson Rush Tour 5 CTC | High-traction Duralast | Impact-absorbing cushioning · 4D Support Chassis | Play fast and want lateral stability |
 Jhayber Pavilion | 3 mm bidirectional herringbone | Reactive EVA · thermoplastic support and TPU | Want a complete shoe in black or blue |
 K-Swiss K-Speed Team Clay | HB, herringbone | Light, stable structure · Durapress upper | Build their game on speed |
Data from each shoe's product page, checked at Tienda Padelpoint.
Which outsole does each shoe have, and why? ↑ index
Four of the seven 2026 padel shoes have a herringbone outsole: the Asics Court FF 3 Clay, both Jhayber Pavilion shoes and the K-Swiss K-Speed Team Clay. Herringbone is one of the most common patterns in padel because it balances grip and slide on sand-filled artificial grass: it holds when you brake and lets you slide with control.
Herringbone: on the Asics Court FF 3 Clay (three-piece outsole), the Jhayber Pavilion (3 mm bidirectional herringbone) and the K-Swiss K-Speed Team Clay (HB outsole with herringbone).
Grip and slide: the Mizuno Neo Ace has its own outsole designed to grip and slide with control.
Patterns for pivoting: the Wilson Hurakn Pro V2 uses the Optimum Grip outsole, made for padel, with vortex zones in the forefoot and heel.
Rubber that lasts: both Wilson shoes use high-density Duralast rubber and the Asics uses AHARPLUS rubber, both designed to make the outsole last longer.
A tip from the shop: when the herringbone wears smooth under the forefoot, the shoe starts to slip, even if the upper still looks in good shape. That is the moment to replace it. And to choose for your court: with plenty of sand, a herringbone sole brakes and lets you slide with control; with little sand it grips harder, so pivot on the ball of your foot and do not drag it.
Our customers ask: size, wide feet and care ↑ index
Five questions customers ask us about these shoes, with Tienda Padelpoint's answer: which size to order, what to do if you have wide feet, how to look after them so they last, whether a “Clay” shoe works for padel and whether the Hurakn Pro V2 works for a man.
“Which size should I order?” Our sizes are European (EU), not UK sizes. Open our size guide and compare it with your foot, measured at the end of the day and wearing the socks you play in. The free first size exchange on each product page only applies to private customers in mainland Spain, the Balearic Islands and mainland Portugal, not to the UK.
“I have wide feet: which one should I get?” None of the seven product pages says whether the fit is narrow, medium or wide; the Hurakn Pro V2 only states that it has a women's last. Do not go up a size to gain width: compare your foot with the size guide and, if in doubt, write to us before you buy.
“How do I look after them so they last?” Wear them only on court: street tarmac wears the outsole down much sooner. After playing, knock the sand out by tapping the soles together and let them air-dry, away from radiators and direct sun; if they get wet, take the insole out so the inside dries too.
“It says Clay in the name: is it right for padel?” Yes. It is part of the model name; what matters is the outsole, which has a hard-wearing herringbone pattern. That same pattern grips and lets you slide with control on the sand-filled artificial grass of padel courts, which is why the Asics Court FF 3 Clay and the K-Swiss K-Speed Team Clay have a herringbone sole.
“Does the Wilson Hurakn Pro V2 work for a man?” We do not recommend it: its last, heel counter and arch support are designed for the female foot. If you like Wilson, look at the Rush Tour 5 CTC, which is all about lateral stability.
Sources: the technologies and materials of each shoe, from its product page at Tienda Padelpoint linked above, checked in October 2026. Product photos: from each brand (Asics, Mizuno, Wilson, Jhayber and K-Swiss), as shown on their product pages.
Frequently asked questions about the 2026 padel shoes ↑ index
Which padel shoes from Asics, Mizuno, Wilson, Jhayber and K-Swiss does Tienda Padelpoint stock for 2026?
At Tienda Padelpoint, seven: Asics Court FF 3 Clay in graphite grey and lilac, Mizuno Neo Ace Clay Court in white, the women's Wilson Hurakn Pro V2 in snow white, Wilson Rush Tour 5 CTC in white and red, Jhayber Pavilion in black and in blue, and K-Swiss K-Speed Team Clay in black and gold.
Among Asics, Mizuno, Wilson, Jhayber and K-Swiss, which padel shoe has the most cushioning?
The Mizuno Neo Ace Clay Court and the Asics Court FF 3 Clay are the most cushioned, according to their product pages: the Mizuno with Enerzy XP foam along the whole midsole, and the Asics with FLYTEFOAM and GEL in the forefoot.
Is the Wilson Hurakn Pro V2 a women's shoe?
Yes. The Wilson Hurakn Pro V2 is designed for the female foot: an asymmetric TPU heel counter and arch support for a narrower heel and a higher arch, with an Optimum Grip outsole made for padel turns.
What is the difference between the Wilson Hurakn Pro V2 and the Wilson Rush Tour 5 CTC?
The Hurakn Pro V2 is a women's shoe, with Fused 8 Foam cushioning, Pro Torque Chassis Light and an Optimum Grip outsole. The Rush Tour 5 CTC focuses on lateral stability with its 4D Support Chassis and a high-traction Duralast outsole.
Are the black and the blue Jhayber Pavilion the same model?
Yes. The black and the blue Jhayber Pavilion are the same shoe in two colours: 3 mm bidirectional herringbone outsole, Pivot Point Turning, PAD+ lining, reactive EVA midsole and TPU reinforcement.
Where can I buy these seven padel shoes?
All seven shoes can be bought at Tienda Padelpoint, each on its product page linked in this article, with its photos, its reference and the size guide to get the size right.
Glossary of the 2026 padel shoes ↑ index
- Herringbone outsole
- A zigzag tread pattern. It grips and at the same time lets you slide with control, which is why it is one of the most common in padel.
- Midsole
- The layer between the outsole and the insole that absorbs impacts. It is the part that matters most for cushioning.
- FLYTEFOAM
- Asics midsole foam, light and cushioned without adding weight. The Court FF 3 Clay pairs it with GEL in the forefoot.
- Enerzy XP
- Mizuno foam that cushions and returns energy. In the Neo Ace Clay Court it runs along the whole midsole.
- Endofit
- Wilson's inner sock-like construction that wraps the foot for a comfortable, stable fit.
- Duralast
- Wilson's high-density outsole rubber, very resistant to abrasion. Both the Hurakn Pro V2 and the Rush Tour 5 CTC use it.
- TPU
- Thermoplastic polyurethane: a flexible, tough plastic used in heel counters and reinforcements to add stability with hardly any weight.
- EVA
- Ethylene vinyl acetate, the most common light foam in midsoles. The Jhayber Pavilion has a reactive EVA midsole.
Tienda Padelpoint verdict on the 2026 padel shoes ↑ index
If you keep one idea: Mizuno and Asics for cushioning, the Wilson Hurakn Pro V2 for women players, the Rush Tour 5 CTC for stability, and Jhayber and K-Swiss for playing fast on a herringbone sole.
What we like most about this batch is that each product page says what is inside: Enerzy XP in the Mizuno, FLYTEFOAM and GEL in the Asics, Fused 8 Foam and a real women's last in the Hurakn. The downside: the Rush Tour 5 CTC page talks about advanced cushioning without saying which, and the K-Speed Team Clay page does not detail the midsole.
A tip to get it right: choose the outsole first (herringbone is the most common on sand-filled padel courts) and the cushioning according to how much you play, and then the colour. And if you are unsure about the size or the model, check the size guide on each product page or ask us on WhatsApp or through our contact page: we’ll help you choose before you buy.
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