Tecnifibre Reform Backpack (2026)

Decathlon describes a large main compartment, a separate lower compartment for used shoes or clothes, a padded back pocket, a side zip pocket and a side mesh pocket. Tennisnuts lists one large main, one shoe, one side zip and one mesh pocket, and gives a capacity of two rackets.

Padel Reference adds an accessories pocket and a mesh water bottle pocket, plus a thermo-regulated feature that no other seller mentions, so treat that as a single-source claim. The shoe compartment is the practical bit, because it keeps wet soles away from your clean kit.

Most retailers list 30 x 54 x 27 cm, and Padel Reference gives the same. Multiplying those gives about 44 litres of gross volume, but that is our arithmetic, not a published figure. A Tennis Warehouse listing gives 21 x 17 x 8.5 inches, which does not match and may describe a different bag.

A Reform padel bag, a larger racket bag in the same family, is sold separately. Sellers say four or up to six rackets for it, and sizes of about 60 x 29 x 34 cm, so do not mix the two sets of figures.

The Reform padel bag is the bigger racket bag for three or more rackets, and the Tour Endurance 6R takes six. Our padel bag range shows the full choice, including the bigger options from other brands.

Anyone who carries three or more rackets, or who wants a published litre capacity. Our beginner padel rackets page covers a first racket, and the Bomba Lite is one Tecnifibre option that fits comfortably in a two-racket pack.

Pair it with fresh padel balls, a spare overgrip from our padel grips range and proper padel shoes. Our guide to choosing a padel racket helps with the rest, and the full padel racket range has the rest of the kit.