Crazyquick Boost Padel shoe Men - white, silver
Adidas · shoes

Crazyquick Boost Padel shoe Men - white, silver

€40
−28% vs peak
Best price across 7 listings

Last checked 13 Sept 2026

90d low
€114
All-time low
€114
90d high
€160

Also available from 6 other stores

2
€60
+€20 vs best
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3
€104
+€64 vs best
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4
€105
+€65 vs best
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5
€116
+€76 vs best
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6
€116
+€76 vs best
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7
€134
+€94 vs best
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Price history · last 90 days(lowest across 7 stores)

€75€3716 Jul31 Jul15 Aug30 Aug14 Sept29 Sept11 Oct

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About Adidas

German sportswear major that's been building serious padel gear since 2014, with endorsements from top-10 players.

Known for: the Metalbone and Adipower ranges — diamond shapes for heavy hitters.

What our data says

  • •We've been tracking this product for 176 days.
  • •Price has swung by €46 between its low (€114) and peak (€160).
  • •Available at 7 stores we track; we surface the cheapest.

On shoes

Padel shoes use herringbone or fishbone outsoles for clay courts and omni patterns for synthetic turf. Cushioning and lateral support are the non-negotiable specs — padel demands far more lateral movement than running.

Things to check

  • •Surface: herringbone for clay (natural-court feel), omni for synthetic turf (the common indoor surface).
  • •Cushioning: gel, foam, or air inserts — the expensive shoes put more of this near the heel-to-midfoot area.
  • •Fit: go a half-size up vs your regular trainer; feet expand in long matches and heat.

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