Nox puts a racket line’s name on its bags, so the AT10 Team and ML10 Team bags sit next to the AT10 and ML10 rackets, and the Pro Series, Luxury, Street and Competition bags fill in the rest. For a casual player the question is how many rackets you carry, whether the shoes need their own pocket, and how big the bag needs to be. This guide takes litres, dimensions and compartments from Nox’s own product pages, and prices from three UK stockists on 3 November 2026: PDH Sports, Padel Market and Everything Padel. Nox’s site shows euro prices, so none are used here. For the wider picture on bag types, see our padel bags UK guide.
Nox padel bags at a glance
Every racket bag below lists a rigid base and the brand’s ThermoTech thermal compartment. The price column is the lowest to highest selling price found across the three stockists.
| Model | Capacity | Racket space (Nox) | Shoe compartment | UK price range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AT10 Team | 42 L | 3 main, 2 thermal | Yes, front | £48.99–£59.99 |
| ML10 Team | 55 L | 4 main, 2 thermal | Not listed | £48.99–£56.50 |
| Pro Series | 45 L | 2 or 3 (pages differ) | Yes, ventilated | £53.99 (PDH only) |
| Street Series | 45 L | 3 main, 2 thermal | Yes, ventilated | £45.99–£52.99 |
| Luxury Open | 60 L | 3 main, 2 thermal | Yes, ventilated | £62.99–£67.50 |
| Luxury Master | 60 L | 3 main, 2 thermal | Yes, ventilated | £69.99–£78.99 |
| Competition XL Compact (AT10, ML10) | 80 L | 4 main, 3 thermal | Yes, in main compartment | £62.99 (ML10, PDH) |
| AT10 XXL | 90 L | 5 main, 3 thermal | Yes, in main compartment | £63.99–£68.95 |
| AT10 Competition Trolley | 60 L | Thermal for 3 | Yes, ventilated | £87.99 (Padel Market) |
The short version: the Team bags and the Street Series cover a casual player for under £60, the Luxury bags add 15 litres for about £13 more, and the Competition bags are for carrying a full set of kit.
Team bags: AT10 and ML10
Nox says the AT10 Team is designed for Agustín Tapia and the ML10 Team for Miguel Lamperti. The two are different bags, and the racket name is the least important part of the choice.
The AT10 Team is 60 x 30 x 27 cm and 42 litres. Nox lists a main compartment for three rackets, a thermal compartment for two, and a ventilated shoe compartment on the front. It costs £53.99 at PDH Sports, £48.99 to £52.99 at Padel Market depending on colour, and £59.99 at Everything Padel.
The ML10 Team is bigger, at 55 x 32 x 34 cm and 55 litres, with a main compartment for four rackets and a thermal compartment for two. Nox’s feature list for it does not mention a shoe compartment, so check before you buy if you want shoes kept apart. It costs £56.50 at PDH Sports and £48.99 to £52.99 at Padel Market.
Is a Nox Team bag worth it without the racket?
Yes. The bag works with any racket, and the choice comes down to size: the ML10 Team holds more, the AT10 Team keeps shoes separate.
The only things tied to the racket name are the colours and the branding. At PDH Sports the ML10 Team costs £2.51 more than the AT10 Team for 13 more litres, which is the better deal if kit space matters more than a separate shoe pocket. At Padel Market both bags were £48.99 in their cheapest colourway.
Pro Series and Street Series
The Pro Series bag is 61 x 30 x 27 cm and 45 litres, with a ventilated shoe compartment, a Nox ThermoTech compartment and a laundry bag. Nox’s own pages disagree on racket space: the red and camel pages say up to two rackets, while the black, navy and white pages say a main compartment for three. Treat two as the safe figure. PDH Sports sells it at £53.99.
The Street Series has the same 61 x 31 x 27 cm and 45 litre shape, and Nox lists three rackets in the main compartment, two in the thermal one, and a ventilated shoe compartment. It was cheapest at Padel Market at £45.99, then £49.50 at PDH Sports and £52.99 at Everything Padel, which makes it the lowest-priced racket bag with a listed shoe compartment in this range.
Pro Series or Luxury Open: what changes?
You get 15 more litres and 8 cm more height. Nox lists a ventilated shoe compartment and a thermal compartment on both bags.
The Luxury Open is 60 x 30 x 35 cm and 60 litres, against 45 litres for the Pro Series, and Nox describes the fabric as its best technical material. It costs £67.50 at PDH Sports, £64.99 at Everything Padel and £62.99 at Padel Market, so the premium over the Pro Series at PDH is £13.51. The Luxury Master has the same size and adds a rigid outer side compartment for protection, at £69.99 at Everything Padel, £76.50 at PDH Sports on 2 November and £78.99 at Padel Market. For a casual player the Open is enough.
Competition bags and the trolley
The Competition XL Compact is 60 x 30 x 45 cm and 80 litres, with a main compartment for four rackets, a thermal compartment for three, a circular thermal pocket for balls or a bottle, and a backpack mode. Nox sells it in an AT10 and an ML10 version with the same specification. PDH Sports sold the ML10 at £62.99, and showed the AT10 at £64.75 but out of stock on 3 November.
The AT10 XXL goes to 90 litres and 70 x 30 x 45 cm, with space for five rackets in the main compartment. It costs £63.99 at Padel Market and £68.95 at PDH Sports. Few casual players need it. The Competition Trolley is 60 litres with wheels and a height-adjustable handle, and Padel Market sells it at £87.99.
Backpacks
Nox’s backpacks are smaller than its racket bags. The AT10 Team and ML10 Team backpacks are 28 litres, and the Luxury Open and Luxury Master backpacks are 30 litres. All four list two main compartments, the first for a racket or laptop, and a ventilated front shoe compartment. Nox does not state a capacity for the Pro Series backpack in the product text we read.
The Pro Series and Luxury Open backpacks were £43.99 to £44.99 at the stockists we checked, and Padel Market sold the AT10 Team backpack at £38.99. If you walk, cycle or take the train to the court, a backpack is the practical pick, and our do you need a padel bag guide covers when you can skip a bag altogether.
Which Nox bag should you buy?
For one or two rackets and shoes, buy the AT10 Team or the Street Series. For a bigger kit bag, the ML10 Team is the cheapest route to 55 litres, and the Luxury Open is the step up if you want 60. Keep the Competition bags for coaches and tournament players who carry five or more rackets.
If you are pairing a bag with a racket, our Nox padel rackets guide covers the range, and the AT10 Genius review covers Tapia’s flagship. Our Nox padel shoes guide covers what goes in the shoe compartment.
UK prices and where to buy
All prices in this guide are selling prices found on 3 November 2026, except where a table cell says otherwise, and Nox’s specifications come from its own product pages. Padel Market was the cheapest stockist on the Team, Street and Luxury Open bags, Everything Padel the cheapest on the Luxury Master, and PDH Sports the only one of the three stocking the ML10 Competition XL Compact and the Pro Series racket bag in our search. The PDH Sports Luxury Master price is from 2 November and was not rechecked on 3 November.
Stock and colourways move quickly, so treat the table as the order of the range and check the final price at checkout. The Pro Series racket bag at PDH Sports was shown with only a few left in black. Other brands are compared in the same way in our Babolat, Head and Adidas padel bag guides.