Tennis Bags Buying Guide

A tennis bag is an important component to your tennis game. Your tennis bag will store all of the essentials that you need for a long game on the court and will protect your most prized tennis racquets so you are able to play your game without worry. When

Tennis Bag Buyers Guide - Before you choose a tennis bag, consider these things:

Not all bags are created equal and not all will have the features you need for the kind of game you play. Too much bag is as big of a mistake as too little of a bag. Evaluate your gear and shop with your needs in mind.

Tennis Bag Guidelines - How many tennis racquets will you be storing in your bag?

Tennis bags can hold anywhere from 1-2 tennis racquets at a time or up to 15 tennis racquets. If you only need to carry a couple of tennis racquets at a time, tennis totes and backpacks are a great option. If you are a tennis coach or anyone who needs more than six tennis racquets with you at all time, a

How much storage do you want?

Besides how many racquets you need to store, you should think of storage for important items such as tennis shoes or clothes. Many tennis bags offer a shoe tunnel that will keep your tennis shoes away from the rest of the bag. There are some bags that have more accessory pockets than others. If this is important to you keep an eye out for more pockets inside and out that will store everything you need.

How much protection do you need for your racquets?

If you have spent good money on

How much durability are you looking for?

Some bags are made out of materials that are sturdier than others. Looking at material is important when searching for a durable bag.

How would you like to carry it?

Riding a motorcycle or bike to and from the court may make the decision an easy one,

What brand would you prefer?

Your favorite racquet most likely came with a racquet cover, but now you need a full function bag to carry the rest of your gear. If you are a brand loyal customer, like so many of us, you want that name on your bag.

What style are you going for?

There are many different styles and designs to choose from when choosing a racquet bag. Shop our entire section of tennis bags now, or return to the Buyer's Guide for more information on choosing the right gear for you.

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I think maybe you should research and learn a few things before stating unimformed opinions.

Thermally lined compartments so the strings don't lose tension or natural gut doesn't pop while in the bag.

Separate shoe compartments so one can wear more comfortable shoes to/from matches. Tennis shoes provide cushioning and support but they aren't the most comfortable shoes. A lot of folks wear sandals or more comfortable shoes before and after the match. One can also put sweat drenched shirts and towels in the shoe compartment so it doesn't stink up everything else.

I don't carry all my tennis gear to the court but in my bag are at least 2 racquets (same racquets + strings, set up with different tension), tennis shoes, towels, overgrips, water bottle and a small first aid kit. For matches I also bring extra shirts/change of clothes, food (energy bars, banana...)... many times I'll get a quick shower after a match before drinks/food or driving home (don't like to do it sweaty and covered with har-Tru).

I could use my laptop backpack but that means I have to empty it out and put my tennis stuff in it before playing and reverse the process afterwards. If one going to have another bag for tennis, why not a tennis bag? Also, one has to store their gear somewhere at home. Also, laptop backpacks cost as much/more than tennis bags. My 6 pack bag with a thermal lined and separate shoe compartments + bunch of other pockets cost $30.

If the OP has an extra backpack to use for tennis, it'll be fine but there are a number of benefits of having a purpose built bag for tennis... and "showing off" is not high on that list for bulk of the people I play tennis with.

I guess I fall in the category that spend time thinking about tennis equipment automatically since I have a high end lockout/crank stringing machine, a bunch of frames, strings+overgrips to last several years.... and a $30 tennis bag. But this doesn't mean my game suffers because of it... and I'm well beyond the age where I'm showing off anything.