Adidas Courtquick W Clear Mint

Adidas Courtquick W Clear Mint

The Adidas Courtquick W Clear Mint combines a white textile upper with Clear Mint. The mint colour appears on the heel and runs as a wide band across the outer edge of the midsole, continuing through to the forefoot. The 3-Stripes are metallic silver and the outsole is cream-coloured, making the mint the only real colour accent on the shoe.

The midsole is made from Cloudfoam Plus, Adidas’ soft cushioning foam. The upper combines textile with synthetic material and fastens with a classic lace-up system. The toe area is reinforced with Adituff, the hard-wearing material that Adidas applies to the area where the shoe scrapes the court during lateral movements. Beneath this lies an Adiwear outsole. Adidas specifies the model for Multi Ground use and states a weight of approximately 293 grams per shoe. The shoe contains at least 20 per cent recycled material.

Who is the Adidas Courtquick W Clear Mint suitable for?

The Adidas Courtquick W Clear Mint is ideal for players who play padel recreationally or regularly and are looking for a shoe that feels light and is immediately comfortable. Adidas classifies the model as neutral, so the shoe is designed for a neutral foot roll without any additional correction. As Adidas specifies the sole as Multi Ground, the shoe is not restricted to a single surface.

What is the fit like on the Adidas Courtquick W Clear Mint?

Adidas gives the Courtquick W a standard fit with a classic lace-up fastening, allowing you to adjust the instep to be tighter or looser as you prefer. Adidas’s size guide places this shoe right in the middle of the size range. Order your usual size.

Does the Adidas Courtquick W Clear Mint offer extra cushioning?

The cushioning comes from the Cloudfoam Plus midsole. This foam has been developed for immediate comfort and absorbs impact on landing and braking, without making the shoe bulky or heavy. We rate the cushioning level as medium: noticeably soft, but not as thickly built as a running shoe.

Stability and grip of the Adidas Courtquick W Clear Mint

The grip comes from the Adiwear outsole with its flat, densely patterned tread, which is clearly visible in the product photos. Adiwear is Adidas’s hard-wearing rubber compound, designed to last longer on rough surfaces. The Adituff toe cap protects the outside of the forefoot during slides and sideways movements – precisely the area where padel shoes tend to wear out first.