Adidas Crazyquick LS White/Blue

Adidas Crazyquick LS White/Blue

The Adidas Crazyquick LS White/Blue is the understated version in the range, available in Adidas Cloud White / Silver Metallic / Dark Blue. The white upper features white-silver 3-Stripes that only glow in certain light; the dark blue is found in the band along the midsole and in the sole under the forefoot.

Who is the Adidas Crazyquick LS White/Blue suitable for?

The Adidas Crazyquick LS White/Blue is designed for padel players who make lots of short, explosive movements and want a direct feel for the court. The upper, made from textile and synthetic materials, keeps the weight down – Adidas states 325 grams – so your feet stay light on their feet. The shoes are designed for multi-surface padel courts and suit players who prefer a low-profile fit rather than a high-profile, softly cushioned sole.

How does the Adidas Crazyquick LS White/Blue fit?

Adidas offers the Adidas Crazyquick LS White/Blue in a standard fit with laces. On the Adidas size guide, this model sits right in the middle, so order your usual size. The Slingframe construction pulls the upper around the midfoot when laced up, making the shoe feel snug without you needing to deviate from your usual size.

Does the Adidas Crazyquick LS White/Blue offer extra cushioning?

The Adidas Crazyquick LS White/Blue features a low-profile Lightstrike midsole. It is light and springy and absorbs the impact of landing, but is deliberately built lower than a comfort-oriented sole: you remain close to the court and feel more of the surface. If you’re primarily looking for maximum shock absorption, you’d be better off with a higher-profile model.

Stability and grip of the Adidas Crazyquick LS White/Blue

Stability comes from the Slingframe construction, which keeps the foot in place during lateral loads and rapid changes of direction. The toe cap is finished with Adituff, the hard-wearing material that Adidas applies to the area that rubs against the court when you slide. Underneath is an Adiwear outsole with a padel-specific tread pattern and a pivot point under the forefoot, for grip when accelerating and braking.