Bullpadel Advance Backpack 2026

Inside there's one large main compartment and a padded pocket for the racket. Outside, a small front pocket takes keys, a phone and a spare overgrip, and a side pocket holds a bottle or a tube of padel balls. Tennis Nuts lists exactly those four spaces and a capacity of one racket; another retailer adds double zips and gives the size as 32 x 50 x 20cm, so treat the measurements as approximate.

That's the whole bag. It works well for the commute to an evening session, and it's slim enough to sit on your back on a bike.

No retailer lists a thermal lining, a shoe compartment or a laptop sleeve, so assume it has none. The missing thermal pocket matters more than it sounds. Heat is hard on a racket's foam core, and a summer afternoon in a car boot is the usual way it happens; a lined sleeve buys you time. If your racket lives in the car, the Vertex backpack has a thermal pocket, a shoe section and a padded laptop sleeve in nearly the same size.

Same line, very different jobs. The Advance racket bag carries up to four rackets with two thermal pockets and a shoe section; this backpack carries one racket and leaves your shoes on your feet. If you own a second racket, or you change shoes at the club, buy the bag. Our padel bag page lays out every shape from tote to trolley if neither fits.

Bullpadel makes this backpack in white, beige and black with green or orange trim. The colour you'll receive is the one in the product title; our photo shows the beige version, so check the title before you order. It pairs naturally with the Advance rackets, the Vertex Advance 26 and the Hack Advance 26, and the Bullpadel rackets page explains where Advance sits against Vertex and Hack.