Head Coello Pro X Duffle L Padel Bag 2026

Sixty litres is a lot of bag. At 60 × 32 × 31.5 cm it's the size of a weekend holdall, and HEAD rates it for six rackets across two structured CCT+ compartments. Most club players carry one or two rackets, so the rest of that space goes on what usually ends up in a carrier bag: a full change of clothes, a towel, a tube or two of balls and a water bottle.

The shoe compartment is separate from the main bag, which matters more on padel than most sports. Courts are artificial turf filled with sand, and that sand comes home in the tread. Keep it in its own section and it stays off your clean shirt.

HEAD's CCT+ is its climate-control lining for the racket compartments. Rackets don't like extremes: a racket left in a car on a hot day can soften its foam, and on a frosty morning a cold core feels dead for the first few games. A lined compartment doesn't make the bag a fridge, but it slows the change down.

Below that there's a removable laundry bag for sweaty kit, which you lift out and empty straight into the wash, plus accessory pockets for keys and phone and large outside pockets for balls. HEAD makes the fabric from recycled PET.

HEAD's Coello range gives you three sizes. If you cycle to the club or only ever take one racket, the Coello Pro X Backpack 30L, also listed as the Coello Pro X 30L, is the one you'll actually use. For a typical club night with two rackets and shoes, the smaller 40-litre Coello Tour bag does the job in less room. This duffle earns its size on tournament days, coaching weekends and trips abroad, when one bag has to carry everything.

The bag is made to sit next to Coello's own rackets: the Coello Pro he uses on tour and the softer Coello Motion for club attackers. Add a dozen from padel balls, a pair from padel shoes for the shoe compartment, and a spare overgrip from padel grips. Every bag we sell is on padel bags, with the rest of the small kit under padel accessories.