Paletero Wilson Super Tour Red

If you play regularly and carry more than just a racket to the court, this bag is built for that. The Wilson Super Tour Red paletero gives you serious carrying capacity in a format designed specifically for padel.

At 1500g, this is a substantial bag, which tells you something about its construction and how much it can hold. A paletero at this weight is not a minimalist option. It is made for players who bring two or three rackets, a change of clothes, shoes, water, and whatever else a full session demands. The red colourway is clean and recognisable, fitting Wilson's wider padel range without being loud about it.

Wilson has a solid track record in padel equipment, and their bags tend to prioritise durability and organisation over cutting corners on materials. If you only ever carry one racket and a water bottle, this bag is more than you need and the weight will feel unnecessary. But if you are heading to a tournament, a long training block, or simply prefer having everything in one place, the Super Tour format makes sense. It is worth noting that without confirmed internal compartment details, the exact layout is not something we can describe precisely here.

Who should look elsewhere? Casual players who hit once a week and travel light would be better served by a smaller, lighter paletero. This one is aimed at committed players who want their kit properly organised and protected.

Frequently asked questions

Who is this bag designed for?

Regular and competitive players who carry multiple rackets and a full set of kit to each session. It is not the right choice if you travel light.

How heavy is it when empty?

The bag itself weighs 1500g before you pack anything in, so factor that in if you are walking long distances to your club.

How should I care for it?

Wipe down the exterior with a damp cloth after use and avoid leaving it in direct sunlight for extended periods, which can fade the fabric and weaken zips over time.

Can it fit three rackets?

Wilson's Super Tour range is typically designed to carry two to three rackets, but confirm the exact capacity with the product listing before purchasing.