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1. Totally agree on the shoes! I switched to ASICS last season and my feet actually feel way better after long matches. Anyone else tried their padel line? Would love to hear if it’s just me. 2. Not sure about those flashy shirts though
How player surveys and retail sales show clear shifts in attire as skill improves The data suggests padel clothing is not just fashion - it's an adaptation to movement, court conditions, and tactical needs
1. Honestly, I thought all padel shoes were the same until I tried Babolat. Way more grip on clay courts! Anyone else feel like shoes make or break your game? 2. I’m with you on the neon colors, but my partner swears by classic black gear