TW Bags

[bryanalban]

Just wondering if anyone has experience with the newer Tennis Warehouse bags? I know there were some complaints with the quality of the old bags.

I particularly am interested in the 6-pack bag. It's not as big as most 6-pack bags, so it might be good for me, who just wants a bit more room than most 3-pack bags have.

 

[struggle]

for the price, i'd go for one.

not sure you could go wrong, BUT i
would go ahead and get the 9.

trust me.

(i got a free prince 12/tour bag or i was gonna buy a TW bag. i'm cheap, but i have realized bigger is usually better in bags)

 

[bryanalban]

You don't think the 6-pack will be too big? I'm not a big tourny player, I only carry three frames, a couple cans of balls, water, wristband, hat and ankle brace usually.

 

[LeeD]

Have both.
Smaller one really carries 2 rackets, 2 ball cans, 8 assorted serving balls, one t-shirt, and one shorts.
Bigger carries one more racket, the rest, + lowcut shoes, pockets for other things like phone, big key rings, wallet, and more compartments than you'd expect.
I like both, but I seldom carry more than 2 rackets.

 

[bobby101]

how about the backpack

 

[billsgwn]

You don't think the 6-pack will be too big? I'm not a big tourny player, I only carry three frames, a couple cans of balls, water, wristband, hat and ankle brace usually.

I bought the 6 pack bag over a year ago when it was grey instead of the black one they have for sell now and its great. Have 3 racquets on the one side and have plenty of room for several cans of balls and my pair of 13 tennis shoes in the other side.

 

[shaysrebelII]

I own the backpack.

Very versatile. I bike to my local courts and I've never had a problem with anything falling out of it. Heck, I even use it as my de facto luggage sometimes. It's a great carry-on; small and compact, but roomy also. If you like backpacks with lots of compartments, this may not be for you, as the TW backpack is very straightforward. No frills, no problems, IMO.