Frequently Asked Questions
Should I wear shorts or pants for padel?
Shorts are the standard choice for actual match play, since padel's lateral movement and low lunges work better with less fabric around the hip and knee. Full-length pants or joggers make sense for cold-weather sessions, warmup before you're on court, or the walk to and from the club. Many players own both and switch based on temperature and whether they're about to play or just moving around the facility.
What fabric is best for padel shorts?
Stretch woven or knit synthetic fabrics, usually polyester or polyester blends, are standard because they move with lateral hip motion and wick sweat during long rallies. Cotton is a poor fit for padel bottoms since it holds moisture and gets heavier as a match goes on, slowing you down by the second or third set. A gusseted or articulated hip cut adds range of motion beyond what fabric choice alone provides.
Do padel shorts need a ball pocket?
A deep, secure pocket is close to essential for match play, since points move too fast to retrieve balls between serves any other way. Most padel-specific shorts build this in as a standard feature rather than an add-on, positioned high enough on the leg to reach mid-rally without breaking stride. It's one of the clearest differences between padel-specific shorts and generic athletic shorts.
What sizes are available in men's padel bottoms?
Sizing varies by model and is listed on each individual product page rather than being uniform across the collection. Check the size chart on the specific shorts or pants you're considering before ordering, since fit runs differently between a slim match short and a relaxed sweatpant.








