Bullpadel Advance Bag 2026

Four rackets, two in each thermal compartment, then shoes in their own ventilated section, clothes and a towel in the main compartment, and balls, overgrips and keys in the accessory pocket. That covers a match day for one player, or two players sharing a bag with two rackets each.

Tennisnuts describes it as a medium-capacity bag, which is fair: big enough for spares and a change of kit, small enough to carry on your shoulder from the car park without regretting it.

On paper they're twins: four rackets, two thermal compartments, a ventilated shoe section and the same 60 x 30 x 40 cm footprint. The Vertex bag carries Juan Tello's line and the matching colours of the Vertex rackets; the Advance is the club-range version. If you only carry one or two rackets, the Tour bag is smaller and simpler, and the Advance backpack is the rucksack from the same range. The 58 L adidas Multigame 3.4 is a similar four-racket bag from another brand.

If you only carry two rackets, the smaller Black Crown Thunder is a lighter option. Improving club players, especially anyone using an Advance racket such as the Vertex Advance 26 or the Hack Advance 26, couples who share one bag, and anyone who plays both padel and pickleball. The full range of bags from every brand is on our padel bag page, the Bullpadel rackets page explains the families, the padel racket page has everything that goes inside, and our guide to choosing a padel racket helps if you're still deciding.

The thermal compartments slow temperature change, which protects rackets on hot or frosty days, though no brand publishes a test of what that does to a racket. The bigger rule is simple: never leave rackets in a car in summer sun, bag or no bag. Empty the shoe section after each session and leave it open to dry.

One note on colour: this listing is titled beige, while the photo we currently show is the black and orange version Tennisnuts also sells. We're checking the colourway with our supplier; if it matters to you, ask us before you order.