Accessories - Wrist Straps

How to choose laces for your padel trainers

Padel laces help secure the trainer to your foot to improve support and comfort during play. Choosing the right type makes for better hold of the foot and a more stable feel on court.

Length and thickness

Length depends on the number of eyelets and the lacing style you prefer; it usually varies according to the trainer's design. Thickness affects knot pressure: thinner laces allow a tighter tie, while wider ones distribute tension more evenly.

Material and feel

Laces can have stiffer or more flexible finishes and different levels of grip at the knot. Choose materials that keep the knot secure without damaging it and that resist the friction typical of on-court use.

Knot type and fit

The lacing method also affects performance: reinforce the knot if you frequently lose tension, or try knots that prevent slipping to maintain the fit during long rallies.

Maintenance and when to replace them

Check laces regularly for fraying or loss of grip; a very worn lace can loosen more easily and alter support. Cleaning with water and leaving to air-dry prolongs their useful life.

Quick tips

• Test the length before cutting: it’s better to leave a little extra when adjusting for the first time.
• Use suitable eyelets to avoid abrasion that speeds up wear.
• Change the lacing pattern if you notice pressure points or discomfort during play.