Asics splits its shoe line into those focusing in two categories: speed and control. Whereas the Gel-Resolution focuses on stability and control, the Solution Swift (this model) focuses on speed.

Note that Asics' padel and tennis shoes look very similar online, but are constructed very differently.

I have played padel with both the tennis and padel versions. I prefer the padel versions for three reasons: 

1. their soles designed for the appropriate amount of traction on curled grass courts,
2. they're way, way lighter because they don't have extra rubber designed for durability on concrete tennis courts, and
3. they're harder, which gives me more sensitivity on the court.

If you prefer a high-traction herringbone sole, know that it comes with the attributes above when you purchase the tennis version.

This is a great option for lighter players seeking speed who don’t have a history of ankle spraining.

Their vertical axis of these shoes tilts inward slightly.

If you are a pronator, like myself and a large portion of the population, then these shoes will result in your turning your feet inwardly more than usual.

So, these are best for supinators, or neutral footed players.

These shoes sacrifice most things for speed, so if you’re looking for a pillow soft shoe, than these don’t fit you.

They suit players focused on maximum speed and performance.

We do not recommend them for players with sensitive feet or coaches who will stand all day in their padel shoes giving lessons.

They are a great option when you use them only for matches and can pop on another pair immediately after your match.