Bullpadel
Unisex
Premier P2 26 is the Premier model to look at first if you need a little more forefoot room. Bullpadel describes it as suitable for normal or slightly wider feet. The construction combines knit mesh, a hybrid sole, heel support and double heat-sealed toe protection.
Players with normal or slightly wider feet looking for a padel shoe with heel support.
You need a dedicated wide-width shoe; this is not a confirmed wide-width model.
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P2's foot-shape guidance is useful for a slightly broader foot, but it does not guarantee the room of a dedicated wide fit.
P2 deserves a place in the comparison because its fit guidance differs from Major's. If your toes or forefoot feel squeezed in narrower shoes, start here within the Premier range.
P1 is worth trying alongside it if you want its dual-density phylon midsole and central support system. We would not assume that P2 has worse cushioning or wears out sooner. The more useful checks are whether your forefoot has enough room, your heel stays held and the current price suits your budget.
A hybrid outsole, a knit mesh upper, double heat-sealed toe protection and a heel stabilizer. Bullpadel describes it as suitable for normal or slightly wider feet.
Check forefoot room and heel hold together. Extra space is useful only if the foot remains secure when you move sideways. The double toe reinforcement should not press across your toes as the shoe bends. A noticeably broad foot may still need a dedicated wide model.
Browse our buying guides to see how this model compares to the best padel shoes for your game.
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It is worth trying for a slightly wider foot. Bullpadel recommends it for normal or slightly wider feet, but does not identify it as a dedicated wide model. If standard shoes usually squeeze you, compare a confirmed wide fit too.
No. Its suitability depends on the fit and the support you want, not your playing level. It can stay in your shortlist as you improve; you do not need to move to P1 or Major because of that alone.
Start with P2 if you want its knit upper and the fit guidance for a slightly broader foot. Compare P1 for its dual-density phylon midsole and central support system. Choose the pair that holds your foot comfortably at a price you are happy with.
Editorial review 2026-09-14 · Retailer price and stock updated 2026-10-05 · How we assess gear
