Bullpadel Trolley Padel Bag (BPP24011, Black)

Tennis Nuts lists the essentials: durable wheels, a telescopic handle you can set to your height, one large main compartment for rackets, clothing and accessories, an outside side pocket and a smaller top pocket for keys and the like. Carry handles sit across the top for lifting it into a boot or onto a luggage rack.

What isn't published is the size in centimetres, the capacity in litres, the weight or a racket count. One shop lists a Bullpadel trolley at 80 x 40 x 40cm but doesn't name this model, so we haven't used it. Nothing mentions a thermal lining or a separate shoe section either, so assume rackets and shoes share the main space unless you pack a racket cover.

Bullpadel's 2026 racket bags, such as the Vertex bag, give you two thermal racket compartments and a vented shoe end in 60 x 30 x 40cm, carried on your back. The trolley gives up those details for wheels and a bigger open space. If you'd like both wheels and a thermal section, the Nox AT10 Competition Trolley publishes a full spec: 60 litres, four rackets and a thermal pocket.

Most club players. A trolley earns its keep through airports, train stations and tournament car parks; for a local game it's more bag than you need. And if keeping rackets out of the heat matters, choose a bag that lists a thermal compartment. Every option we stock is on the padel bag page.