Babolat RH Pro Technical Padel Bag

Babolat's page for style 759024 gives the same dimensions as the other RH Pro bags: 63 cm long, 37 wide and 30 deep, which is 62 litres. Four rackets go in, and the three main compartments let you keep them apart from clothes and wet things. Two side pockets and four inside pockets take balls, keys and spare grips, and a breathable pocket is set aside for shoes.

It carries by two handles or two padded, adjustable shoulder straps. The fabric is recycled polyester that Babolat calls ultra-resistant and water-repellent, and the page lists no weight, so we cannot tell you what it is like to carry fully loaded.

Some retailers call this a bag with a thermal compartment, and one mentions a fence hook and a stable base. Babolat's own table lists zero insulated compartments and no hook. We follow the brand, and we would ask a seller to point to the source before paying for insulation.

The standard RH Pro is the one in this family with a listed insulated compartment, so if you leave rackets in a car, that is the better fit. The Technical suits players who carry rackets in with them and just want the room.

On paper the three are the same bag in different clothes. The RH Pro Juan Lebron lists an independent shoe bag instead of a pocket and the Juan Lebron colours, and the Technical comes in white, black and red. The smaller RH Perf 2nd Gen is the cheaper option at 52 litres if you do not need the shoe space.

Our catalogue also lists a Lebron 2nd Gen bag, which we have not matched to a Babolat style number. The width of the shell is the same in all of them, so pick on the details below.

Anyone with one racket, or who needs a hook for the fence or a bag they can trust to keep rackets cool. A 63 cm holdall is a lot of bag for a racket and a bottle. Our padel bag page lists smaller ones.

Rackets first, and the padel racket range has everything from rounds to diamonds, including Babolat's Viper Juan Lebron 3.1. Balls go in a side pocket, and the padel balls page explains how fast an open tube loses pressure.

Spare overgrips from the padel grips page fit an inside pocket, and shoes go in the breathable pocket, with the padel shoes page covering the options, such as Babolat's Premura 3. Our guide to choosing a padel racket is the place to start if the rackets are still to buy.