adidas 90L Master Trolley Padel Bag

Most retailers agree on 78 x 44 x 34 cm and 90 litres. One lists the size in inches and rounds to nearly the same; another gives figures in millimetres that look like a typing error. That is long enough to lie flat in a car boot or an overhead locker for a trip away, and too big to carry on your shoulder for the walk from the car park.

The listings describe one large zippered main compartment, internal mesh pockets and a bottom zippered shoe compartment. A single listing says there is no shoe compartment, which contradicts the rest, so check on arrival if that matters.

No source we found gives a racket count, a thermal compartment or the wheel type. Padel bags that protect rackets from heat usually say so loudly, and none of the Master Trolley listings do, so do not buy it as a thermal bag. It is a travel trolley first.

If you need racket protection, the adidas Multigame bag lists two thermal sides, and our padel bag page covers the rest.

Anyone who walks to the court with a racket and a towel, and anyone who needs a confirmed thermal compartment. A trolley this size is overkill for a weekly game. For daily use, a smaller racket bag or a backpack from the padel bag range will be easier to live with. Pack a racket protector, spare padel grips, padel balls and your padel shoes in the bottom section, and our padel racket range covers what goes inside.