Dunlop Club Padel Bag (2025)

Tennisnuts lists approximate dimensions of 55 x 30 x 30 cm, two main compartments and a dedicated padded section for racket storage, with up to two rackets. The main compartments are described as holding clothing, towels, shoes and accessories. You can carry it by the padded shoulder straps like a backpack or by the grab handle, and the material is a durable PU-based construction.

It does not mention a thermal lining or a separate shoe pocket, so shoes go in with the rest of your kit. If you want a thermal racket section, look at the larger Dunlop Elite thermo bags such as the Paletero Elite, which Tennis Warehouse lists at 60 x 42 x 30 cm.

Sportano lists the black Club at 57 x 34.5 x 30.5 cm and says it can be carried as a rucksack, while Tennisnuts gives about 55 x 30 x 30 cm for the black and silver bag. Racket Central says up to two rackets across two compartments and Padel Point calls it medium capacity without a count. Treat the figures as approximate and check the colourway you are buying.

If you carry more than two rackets, a spare pair of shoes or wet kit, a larger bag will serve you better. A pair of rackets and a change of clothes is what it is built for.

If you only carry one racket, the Dunlop racket cover is the lighter option. The FX Team bag is a two-racket backpack with a dedicated racket section and a roomy central compartment. For a step up, the Elite Mieres bag takes two rackets with watertight clothes sections. Our range also lists the Pro Duffle bag, the 2 piece Club bag, the Pro Series bag, the larger FX Performance bag and the Galactica backpack. The bags sit alongside our other options on the padel bags page.

Anyone who wants a thermal lining, a dedicated shoe pocket or room for more than two rackets. If you are choosing your first racket to go in it, our beginner padel rackets page is a good start, with Dunlop's light Nanomax Lite among the options, and the full padel racket range covers every level.

Fill it with fresh padel balls, a spare overgrip from our padel grips range and proper padel shoes. Our guide to choosing a padel racket explains shape and weight.