Siux Pro Tour padel backpack, orange

The Siux Pro Tour is an orange padel backpack with blue details from Siux's 2025 collection. It has a large main compartment with a full-length zip, a dedicated racket pocket on the back, a separate ventilated compartment for shoes and side pockets for small items. It suits players who bring one racket, a change of clothes and their shoes to the court and want both hands free on the way.

Who it suits

The backpack format works well if you cycle, walk or take public transport to the club, or if you play after work and need to fit your kit around everyday things. Your racket sits in its own pocket instead of rattling around with keys and bottles, and your shoes stay separate from clean clothes. If you usually bring several rackets, a full padel bag (paletero) will give you more space.

How to pack it for a session

A quick routine that saves you from forgetting things:

• Racket in the back pocket, with a fresh overgrip already on.
• Shoes in the ventilated compartment, soles facing out.
• Main compartment: shirt, socks, a towel and a light layer for afterwards.
• Side pockets: water bottle and a can of balls.

Packing your bag the evening before is also a simple way to make training stick; our guide on building a workout habit has more ideas like this.

What to look for in a padel backpack

Check four things: a racket compartment that protects the face and frame from knocks, a shoe compartment that is separate and ventilated, straps you can adjust and that are padded enough for a walk or bike ride, and enough pockets to keep small items from getting lost. Colour matters more than you might think: a bright orange bag is easy to find on a crowded bench.

Care and lifespan

Empty the shoe compartment after every session and leave it open to air out. Do not leave the backpack with your racket in a hot car or in full sun for long, since heat is hard on padel rackets. Wipe the outside with a damp cloth when needed instead of putting the bag in the washing machine, and avoid overstuffing it, which puts strain on the zips.