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Men and Tennis bags with backpack straps OR Tennis backpacks
Is it customary for men to use Tennis bags with backpack straps? Or is it mainly for women/girls to use?
Same question but for those backpacks that you put tennis racquets in? |
Tennis bags with backpack straps or backpacks that you can fit tennis racquets in?
All tennis bags have backpack straps, its the most efficient way of carrying your stuff. |
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It's been a while since I last got a bag. My current bag is almost 20 years old and just has 1 single strap. |
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But now the non-tour staff golf bags come with 2 straps, much like their counterpart tennis bags. I remember a time when EVERY tennis racquet came with a headcover. It's interesting to see how some racquets don't any more. |
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I thought usually bags that hold 6 or more rackets typically have the double backpack type straps. I have a three pack and it has only the one sling strap. Also have a backpack which holds two rackets. Noticed men tend to use the bags vs. a backpack as their main tennis "luggage". Maybe a backpack looks too "girly"?
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Or maybe we can't afford the big two strap racket bag and so we settle for 1 strap three racket ones.
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I have a 6 racquet Babolat club bag that has a sling strap and no backpack straps.
I walk from my car to the club or the courts with the bag in one hand..it has 4 racquets and everything else I need. During the summer the other hand has an igloo 64 ounce water jug. If I had 12 racquets maybe I'd need backpack straps. |
My Addidas bag from a few years ago has both a single shoulder strap (nice and wide pad) and hidden dual backpack straps. I almost always use the single strap but sometimes use the backpack strap when riding my motorcycle to the courts.
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