Tecnifibre Tour Endurance Padel Bag

Padelnuestro lists four pockets: two large side compartments that hold two rackets each, a large central pocket and a main compartment for smaller accessories. Two padded straps with anti-vibration pads let you wear it on your back. One other listing gives 33 x 60 x 29 cm and four compartments.

The central pocket is the one to watch. Padelnuestro's spec line says no shoe compartment, but its description calls the central pocket perfect for clothes or shoes, so shoes can go in, just not in a lined section of their own.

One retailer says up to four rackets and Padelnuestro says four or more, which reads as four. A ripstop waterproof tarpaulin is named on one page and a waterproof canvas on Padelnuestro's. Neither lists a thermal compartment, and Padelnuestro says plainly there is none.

If you carry more than four rackets, the long Tour Endurance 6R is the family's answer. If you need a shoe compartment of its own, look at the Reform bag below.

The Reform padel bag has a dedicated shoe compartment, the Reform backpack carries two rackets, and the Tour Endurance 6R takes six. Our padel bag range shows the wider choice.

Anyone who wants a thermal lining or a dedicated shoe compartment, and anyone who needs a published size from every seller. Our beginner padel rackets page covers a first racket, which fits easily in a bag this size.

Fill 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.