Bullpadel Ball Pick Up Tube (15 Balls)

Holds 15 balls
96 cm long
Rubber insert at the mouth

£17.98

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Bullpadel Ball Pick Up Tube (15 Balls)

£17.98

The Bullpadel ball pick up tube is a 96cm orange tube that collects up to 15 padel balls as you press it down on them, so coaches and anyone drilling with a basket stop bending over between feeds.

Press the open end onto a ball and a rubber insert lets it in and stops it falling back out. When the tube is full, turn it upside down over the basket and they all roll out.

Holds 15 balls
96 cm long
Rubber insert at the mouth
Adjustable, removable shoulder strap
Works with tennis balls too
Clips onto the court fence
Orange

Specifications
Brand	Bullpadel
Capacity	15 balls (one retailer says up to 16)
Length	96 cm (one retailer says 95 cm)
Colour	Orange
Mouth	Rubber insert stops balls falling out
Strap	Adjustable, removable shoulder strap
Ball types	Padel and tennis

By Tushan Das, Owner, Padel Depot · Updated 2026-10-29

Who actually needs one

If you play doubles with three balls and a friend, you don't. The glass sends most balls back to you anyway. A tube earns its keep when there are thirty or sixty balls on the court: a coach feeding a session, a club running drills, or a keen player practising serves alone with a bag of old balls. Fifteen balls a scoop means a full basket takes a few minutes, not a sore back.

It's also a tidy way to keep last month's soft balls for practice. Our padel ball page explains why opened balls lose pressure and why a pile of them is perfect for feeding drills, and a ball pressuriser keeps the good tube lively for matches.

Diagram of the Bullpadel ball pick up tube showing its 96cm length, 15 padel balls stacked inside, the rubber insert at the mouth and the shoulder strap

What you get

A clear orange plastic tube with a black collar and two clips at the top, which hook it onto the court fence between drills. Tennis Nuts lists it at 96cm and 15 balls; Tennis Warehouse Europe says it takes up to 16, and Esprit Padel lists 95cm, so allow for a centimetre and a ball either way. The strap adjusts and comes off when you'd rather carry it by hand. The rest of the court-side kit, from pressurisers to racket covers, is on our padel accessories page.

Collecting padel balls: tube, basket or by hand

Swipe sideways for every column

Method	Balls per trip	Bending down	Suits
Bullpadel pick up tube	15	None	Coaches, drills, solo serve practice
Hand and pocket	2 or 3	Every ball	Ordinary doubles
Coach basket or hopper	Varies by model	Some baskets pick up too	Clubs feeding big sessions

Tube figures from Tennis Nuts (product 458541) and Tennis Warehouse Europe (BPBALTUB).

Balls to fill it with

For practice, a case is the sensible buy: the Head Team box of 24 tubes or a dozen tubes of Bullpadel Premium Pro gives you a full basket, and one full scoop of fifteen is five tubes' worth of balls. The tube works with tennis balls too, which helps at clubs that run both.

Not for you if

You only ever play matches. Spend the money on fresh balls instead, and carry them in a padel bag with a ball pocket. If you do coach and want a different brand, the red Nox ball collector is the other fence-hook tube we list.