Babolat RH Pro Padel Juan Lebrón Bag 2nd Gen — Blue/Green

The current version of Juan Lebrón's signature bag, in the navy and green colourway — 62 litres, four rackets, three compartments.

What 62 litres means in practice. This is a full tour bag rather than a gym bag with a racket sleeve. At 32 × 39 × 65cm it takes four rackets plus shoes, a change of kit, towels and balls, in separate compartments instead of one cavern. If you play twice a week and drive to the court it's more bag than you need. If you're playing tournaments, coaching, or arriving straight from work, it's the size that means one bag instead of two.

Four rackets is the honest number. Some thermal bags quote a capacity you can only reach with the rackets unsleeved and the zip straining. 62 litres across three compartments genuinely holds four.

How this differs from the other RH Pro. Babolat run two versions of this bag: the earlier white and red model, and this 2nd Gen in blue and green. Same capacity, same dimensions, same racket count — the difference is the generation and the colourway, not the specification. The white and red version is the older one and is being run out, so if you want the current model this is it.

Juan Lebrón's signature line.

Specifications from the manufacturer, verified 2026-09-02. Babolat do not publish a thermal lining specification, material composition or warranty term for this bag, so we do not list one.