HEAD Pro X Duffle Padel Bag L (2025)

A duffle is a holdall first and a racket bag second, and HEAD has laid this one out that way. The racket compartment is lined with CCT+, HEAD's climate-control material, which slows down how quickly heat or cold reaches your rackets in a car boot. Shoes go in their own compartment, so the sand from the court stays out of everything else. Large outside compartments run down both sides for balls, a bottle and a towel, there are accessory pockets for the small stuff, and a laundry bag lifts out to take your wet kit straight to the machine.

HEAD doesn't give a racket count for this version, so we won't guess one; most players will fill the compartment with one or two rackets plus spares and grips. HEAD makes the fabric from recycled PET bottles.

HEAD's Pro X range comes in both shapes. The Pro X Padel Bag L is a long racket bag of about 45 litres with two racket sections on the outside, one with CCT+, a main compartment and backpack straps. This duffle trades that shape for more room, about 15 litres more, and a laundry bag. If your bag mostly carries rackets, take the racket bag. If it carries a change of clothes for the office or the train home, take the duffle.

There's also the Coello edition of the same duffle, 60 litres in dark grey with Coello's crown logo and room HEAD rates at six rackets. Pick by looks: the two are built on the same Pro X duffle design. Don't confuse either with the Pro X Duffle Sport Bag, a 60-litre gym-style holdall with a shoe compartment but no CCT+ racket section on HEAD's listing.

Ours is the black and dark grey version HEAD lists as BKDG, which shops filed under the 2025 range. If you see a Pro X duffle in a different colour elsewhere, check the litres and the compartment list before you compare: shops round capacity differently, and the Coello edition is listed at 60 litres to this one's 59.5.

Rackets into the CCT+ compartment with a spare overgrip from padel grips. Court shoes from padel shoes into the shoe compartment, not loose with your clothes. A couple of tubes from padel balls in a side pocket. And a racket cover on anything you care about, because even a lined compartment doesn't stop rackets knocking together. Every bag we sell is on padel bags.