Adidas
Men
BOOST is the reason to put this Crazyquick on your shortlist. It combines that cushioning with Slingframe support, a reinforced toe and a padel outsole. We would compare it with the Lightstrike version in person and pay extra only when the comfort makes the difference worthwhile.
Players who prefer BOOST cushioning and want support built around padel movement.
A less expensive shoe feels just as comfortable and secure, or you need a different fit.
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You are paying for a different cushioning system. The extra spend needs to improve how the shoe feels to you.
The construction gives this model a clear place in the range: BOOST underfoot, Slingframe for support and Adiwear rubber at the court. Adituff adds protection around the toe.
Men's owner comments often praise cushioning and comfort, although fit feedback is not uniform. Treat that as a reason to try it, especially if your current shoe feels harsh underfoot.
We would choose it when the cushioning and fit justify the offer price. Try a few controlled sideways steps as well as walking around: comfort under the heel needs to come with a foot that stays in place.
BOOST cushioning, Slingframe support, an Adiwear padel outsole and Adituff toe protection.
Start the comparison with your usual court-shoe size and your playing socks. Check pressure at the toes and whether the heel lifts when you push onto the forefoot. Owner feedback varies, so avoid making a blanket full-size adjustment before checking the fit.
Men · Padel
A dedicated padel shoe with Slingframe support, Bounce cushioning and Cloudfoam padding. A sensible first comparison when you want to keep the price down. Check forefoot room and heel hold before choosing it over a more expensive pair.
Men · Clay
A Clay shoe with Bounce cushioning and Torsion support at a modest price. Worth comparing if you want a supported court shoe without a premium bill. Check forefoot room carefully if Adidas shoes usually feel tight.
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It can be if you prefer the cushioning and the fit is secure. Try it against Courtquick or Crazyquick Lightstrike at their current prices. If the cheaper shoe feels just as comfortable, the BOOST name alone is not a reason to spend more.
No. BOOST and Lightstrike identify different cushioning versions. Check the full name when comparing offers, then try both if you can. Choose the cushioning you prefer with a secure fit around the foot.
Adidas identifies article JR1819 as a padel shoe, with an outsole designed for padel movement. It is a useful comparison if you want a dedicated padel design rather than a tennis model offered in several court versions.
Editorial review 2026-09-11 · Retailer price and stock updated 2026-10-08 · How we assess gear
