Head Coello Bag: Tour Padel Bag L 2026

Padel Reference's sheet gives 60 by 28.5 by 36.5 cm, 40 litres, and capacity for up to seven rackets. A typical club load is two rackets in the thermal section with the rest given over to kit: shoes in the ventilated pocket, balls, a towel and a spare shirt. Listings don't quite agree on how the three main compartments are split, so we've drawn the layout as a guide rather than a blueprint.

The thermal compartment matters more in Britain than you'd think. Foam cores don't like heat or cold, and a racket left in a car boot in July or on a frosty January morning plays differently for it. A lined compartment won't make a racket immune, but it slows the swing in temperature.

If you carry more, the Coello Pro X Duffle L steps up to 60 litres with an independent shoe compartment and the option to carry it as a backpack. If you carry less, the HEAD Tour 25L backpack takes one or two rackets and your shoes and frees both hands for the walk from the car, while the rolltop Tour Racqpack stretches to three. The Coello range also includes a Pro X Backpack 30L for players who want the Coello look on their back.

If you walk or cycle to the court with one racket, a 60 cm racket bag is more than you need; a backpack or a simple cover will do, such as the thermal Head CCT cover or the plain ones at padel racket covers. And if you don't care for the Coello design, HEAD's plain Tour Padel Bag L is the non-Coello option in the same Tour range, which some shops list as the Tour Large bag.

It pairs naturally with Arturo Coello's rackets: the soft Coello Team, the 360 g Coello Motion or the 370 g Coello Pro he plays on tour. Add a tube of the Head Pro S+ for cold courts, spare overgrips from padel grips and court shoes from padel shoes. Every bag we sell is on padel bags.