Nox Luxury Master Series Padel/Pickleball Bag

SKU · BPLUXMASTER

The Nox Luxury Master Series Padel/Pickleball Bag (style BPLUXMASTER) is carried by 1 store SoleScout tracks. Size availability is shown per store below. SoleScout doesn't sell this — we link straight to the retailer's own checkout.

About this product

The Nox Luxury Master Series Padel/Pickleball Bag has 60L to hold up to 5 padel rackets across multiple compartments, with premium textiles, advanced thermal protection, and a ventilated shoe compartment built for serious players. Engineered for those who demand the best in style and functionality, this high-capacity bag combines an elegant black and white design with technical features that keep every piece of gear organized, protected, and ready to perform.

Backed by world number one Agustín Tapia, whose signature appears on the carry strap, the Luxury Master Series is the ultimate bag for training and tournament play alike. Removable backpack straps convert the bag for hands-free transport, while an ergonomic main handle and rigid base provide stability and added protection against impacts and uneven surfaces.

Features:

Spacious Main Compartment - A wide side-opening main compartment holds up to 3 padel rackets alongside clothing and accessories, offering quick, easy access to everything you need between points or on the go.

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