Babolat’s UK site lists 13 padel bag results, three of them kids’ backpacks and several of them colourways of the same bag. For a casual player the choice comes down to how many rackets you carry, how you get to the court, and whether you want a bag to fill with a week of kit or just a session’s worth. This guide reads every model against Babolat’s own specification pages, checked on 2 November 2026, so you can narrow 13 down to one. For the wider picture on bag types, see our padel bags UK guide, and for Babolat rackets and shoes see our Babolat padel guide.
Quick verdict and spec table
Babolat’s price list runs from £40 to £110. The table gives each model’s figures exactly as Babolat lists them on its UK site, with dimensions in the order Babolat prints them.
| Model | Capacity | Rackets | Dimensions (cm) | Babolat UK price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Court Backpack Lite | 25 L | 1 | 18 x 29 x 50 | £40 |
| Court S | 32 or 35 L | 2 | 49 x 26 x 30 | £55 |
| Court Backpack Hero | 30 L | 2 | 24 x 29 x 50 | £58 |
| Court S Juan Lebrón | 32 L | 2 | 49 x 26 x 30 | £60 |
| RH Perf Padel | 52 L | 4 | 37 x 30 x 60 | £70 |
| RH Pro Padel | 62 L | 4 | 63 x 37 x 30 | £90 |
| RH Pro Padel Technical | 62 L | 4 | 63 x 37 x 30 | £90 |
| RH Pro Padel Juan Lebrón | 62 L | 4 | 63 x 37 x 30 | £110 |
The short version: the Court S suits one or two rackets and a short trip, the RH Perf suits anyone who walks or cycles to the court with more kit, and the RH Pro family is the big bag for players who carry three or four rackets and shoes.
RH Perf Padel: the backpack bag
The RH Perf Padel costs £70 on Babolat’s UK site and holds 52 litres and four rackets. Babolat describes it as a backpack-style carrying system, and the spec sheet confirms two straps and one handle. It has a carabiner clip on the back so you can hang it from the court fence, a water-repellent outer and a lining made from recycled polyester.
Babolat’s page contradicts itself on layout. The description calls the bag “isothermal” and says it is divided into three compartments. The specification table lists one main compartment, two side pockets and one zippered accessory pocket, and gives no insulated-compartment count. We would not promise insulation or three compartments from this bag, and would check it in a shop if the layout matters to you.
Babolat pitches the RH Perf at the most committed players, but the carry system is the reason to consider it. If you cycle or take public transport to your court, a backpack is more comfortable than a shoulder bag.
RH Pro Padel and Technical
Both RH Pro bags cost £90, hold 62 litres and four rackets, and measure 63 x 37 x 30 cm. Babolat describes three main compartments, a breathable shoe pocket and accessory pockets. They are shoulder-and-handle bags: two straps, two handles.
The difference is small. The standard RH Pro Padel lists one insulated compartment and a hook to hang the bag from the fence. The RH Pro Padel Technical lists none, and Babolat’s copy suggests matching it to a Babolat Technical racket “or because you just like the design”. We would not call the Technical thermal, because Babolat’s own sheet shows zero insulated compartments.
The RH Pro Padel Juan Lebrón is the same size and layout at £110, with the Juan Lebrón graphics and no insulated compartment listed. The extra £20 over the other two buys the design.
Is the Babolat Court S big enough for padel?
The Court S holds two rackets in a divided compartment and has an outer zip pocket, so it covers a normal session with room for shoes and a towel.
Babolat lists two Court S pages at £55. The standard version is 35 litres and the burgundy one is 32 litres, both at 49 x 26 x 30 cm. The Court S Juan Lebrón (£60) is also 32 litres. Babolat says it goes from the office to the courts, and says its divider separates “2 to 3 rackets” from your belongings, while the spec table gives a capacity of two. Plan on two.
The Court S suits a player with one racket and a spare. Its limit is volume, so a change of clothes plus shoes and a jacket will fill it.
Which Babolat bag should you buy?
For one or two rackets buy the Court S at £55. For more kit, or a walk or cycle to the court, the RH Perf at £70 is the better value.
The RH Pro at £90 makes sense if you carry shoes in a dedicated pocket and bring three or four rackets, which describes coaches and regular tournament players more than a weekly social player. Our do you need a padel bag guide covers when a cheaper rucksack or racket cover does the job.
Babolat padel backpacks
Babolat’s padel bag page also lists the Court Backpack Lite (£40, 25 litres, one racket) and Court Backpack Hero (£58, 30 litres, two rackets, plus a laptop compartment). Babolat’s Lite copy calls it a “tennis bag” in one sentence and says it is tailored for padel players in another, so treat both as multi-sport backpacks with a racket compartment. They are the smallest options for a player who carries one racket.
UK prices and where to buy
Babolat’s UK prices include VAT and are the RRP. Stock moves quickly, so we checked one UK stockist, Everything Padel, on 2 November 2026. It listed the RH Pro Padel at £62.49 and the RH Pro Padel Technical at £69.99, both against a £90 RRP, and the Court S Juan Lebrón at £54.99 and RH Pro Padel Juan Lebrón at £89.99, both below Babolat’s £60 and £110.
It did not list the RH Perf Padel in its search. Its listings give racket capacity and size but no litres, so compare against the table above before buying a colourway.
If you pair a bag with a Babolat racket, our Babolat Technical Viper review and Technical Veron review cover the two Technical rackets the RH Pro Technical bag is styled to match.