Oxdog X Padel Pro Thermo Bag

Everything about this bag is sized for a proper session: 42 litres, a thermal racket compartment that holds two frames, a ventilated shoe compartment separate from the rest of the kit, and two side pockets for the small stuff. Oxdog's own retailer copy pitches it at training, matches and tournaments, and the layout backs that up.

What it isn't specific about is how you carry it. The brand copy says only "multiple carry options"; one retailer narrows that to hand or shoulder. Neither source confirms backpack straps, which the plain X Padel Bag does state, so don't assume this one wears on your back the same way.

This is the one to buy if you want everything in a single bag: both rackets kept near room temperature, shoes kept away from clean kit, and enough room for a full change. The plain X Padel Bag is a lighter, cheaper option without thermal lining for players who don't need it. Retailers also sell an X Padel Thermo Backpack of a similar size, and the three get confused in search results because they share a dark grey finish and near-identical branding.

One quirk worth flagging: some retailer pages quote 32 litres for this bag under the name "Ultra Tour", which is actually a different Oxdog model. Every source that names this exact Pro Thermo bag agrees on 42 litres, so that's the figure we trust.

Players who train more than once a week, carry a second racket as backup, or want shoes properly separated from kit after a sweaty session. It suits a carbon racket that benefits from the thermal compartment, such as the Oxdog Hyper Pro+ 2.0 or the Oxdog Pure Pro+. See every padel bag for sizes from every brand we stock.

The thermal compartment is the right place for a premium carbon racket; pair it with a padel racket protector fitted before it goes in. Keep Oxdog Gold Pro overgrips and a tube of Oxdog Boost+ in a side pocket, and use the shoe compartment for a pair of padel shoes built for sand-filled turf. See the full padel racket range, or our guide on how to choose a padel racket if you're still deciding what to pack.