Babolat RH Pro Juan Lebron Padel Bag

The page for the black, purple and light green colourway gives 62 litres at 63 x 37 x 30 cm, with room for four rackets. The three main compartments are joined by a shoe bag that Babolat calls independent, which should keep sand and sweat apart from the rest. Pockets run to two on the sides and four inside, and carrying is by two handles or two adjustable, padded shoulder straps.

The material is recycled polyester, a blend of technical textiles Babolat describes as water-repellent. The page does not mention a hook for hanging the bag on the fence, which the standard RH Pro lists, and it gives no weight.

Babolat's table lists zero insulated compartments. One European seller describes the rackets sitting in a central thermal compartment, and we could not reconcile the two. We follow Babolat, since it makes the bag, and would treat any thermal claim as unproven until the brand says so.

That matters because the standard RH Pro lists one insulated compartment, with the same size and pockets. If you leave rackets in a hot car, the plain bag is the safer pick on paper. If you want the colours and carry the rackets inside with you, the difference is smaller.

The Juan Lebron bag comes in more than one colourway, and Babolat gives each its own style number: 759031 for black, purple and light green, and 759025 for orange and black. Retailers also show blue. We have not confirmed that every colour shares the same spec, so check the listing for the colour you want. The white, black and red RH Pro Technical is the same size with no insulation listed either. Our catalogue holds a few more Lebron bag listings, such as the RH Pro 2nd Gen, which may be colourways of the same bag.

Players who want insulation for rackets, or who buy for the spec and not the name. The signature edition adds colours to a bag that is otherwise a copy of the plain RH Pro. A small padel bag is also the better choice if you carry one racket.

Lebron's racket is the Viper Juan Lebron 3.1, and the Premura 3 shoe goes in the shoe bag. The padel racket range has more if you want something less demanding, and tubes from the padel balls page fit the side pockets.

Spare overgrips from the padel grips page live in an inside pocket. Our padel shoes page covers what to wear on sand, and our guide to choosing a padel racket helps if you are still picking the rackets.