Mochila Bullpadel BPM26002 Hack Premier 26

If you already play with a Bullpadel racket and want a bag that matches, this backpack is the obvious choice. It is also a solid pick for any padel player who wants a dedicated backpack rather than a larger kit bag.

At 2,000g, this is a proper padel backpack with enough structure and capacity to carry your racket, shoes, and the usual court-side kit without feeling like you are lugging a suitcase. The "26" in the name refers to the volume in litres, which sits in a practical middle ground: bigger than a slim daypack, smaller than a full racket bag. That makes it easy to take on public transport or store in a locker at the club. The Hack Premier name ties it to Bullpadel's Hack racket line, so the colourway and branding will coordinate if you play with one of those models.

Who might want something different? If you travel regularly for tournaments and need to carry two rackets, extra clothing, and a full change of shoes, a 26-litre backpack will feel tight. In that case, a paletero or a larger holdall would serve you better. Equally, if brand matching is not a priority and you just want the lowest-cost option that protects a racket, there are simpler bags at a lower price point.

Frequently asked questions

Will this fit two padel rackets?

It depends on the internal layout, but a 26-litre backpack typically fits one racket comfortably and can squeeze in a second if you remove the protective sleeve. Check the racket compartment dimensions before buying if carrying two is a must.

Is this only for Bullpadel racket owners?

No. The branding is Bullpadel, but the bag works with any racket. The Hack Premier name is a style reference, not a compatibility restriction.

How should I look after it?

Wipe it down with a damp cloth after muddy or dusty sessions. Avoid leaving it in direct sunlight for long periods, as prolonged UV exposure can fade the fabric and weaken the zips over time.

Is 2,000g heavy for a padel backpack?

That weight is the product listing weight, likely including packaging. Most padel backpacks of this size come in between 600g and 900g when empty, which is normal and not a concern for daily use.