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Semi-Pro
I own the Baseline Racquet Bag, which is their full size tennis bag
And
I own the Baseline Backpack
both in black.
EXPENSIVE
SUPER HIGH END
THINK LUXURY
NO ADVERTISEMENTS BLASTED ALL OVER IT, which is what caught my eye originally.
Being a racket-o-holic, I wanted a NON TENNIS brand. b/c that would drive me nuts.
And I wanted a timeless, elegant bag, that I can carry onto a train or plane.
it was an expensive purchase, but I splurged on myself... I deserved them.
I figured, I don't play golf, which costs so much more to play.
Anyhow, I love both bags.
I did a video review of them today, on the court
Here it is:
I ended up getting two of the Racquet Bags, and one Backpack.
But I'm only going to keep one of the Racquet Bag.
I will be posting a classifieds for the Baseline Racquet Bag, today. (edit, I posted the listing in the USA classifieds)
I can't speak highly enough of these bags.
I'm a photographer (stills, not video - hence the iphone video). And so, I'm a bag-o-holic, in that segment (camera bags).
That lent to my obsession for bags in tennis. I had 9 tennis bags until I found these.
I was going to keep a spare of the Racquet Bag for when the original goes bad after several years.
But I have been using it since the summer, 5X a week, and it is still looking like new.
I'm moving (this summer) and downsizing a bit, so I want to sell some gears off.
I use the backpack in this way:
I keep it in my locker at my club, in the winter months. I go from locker to court to locker, and the bag fits easily inside.
I use it with my bicycle in summer months. when I don't play at my club, which is indoors.
For flights, I use it as a carry-on, if I don't want to take any chances with the larger bag.
I use the bigger bag in this way:
I use the big boy for tournaments and longer days, and traveling by car/train on trips.
Or for when I'm demoing a ton of sticks.
Any questions LMK
Thank you
Untitled by ryan mac, on Flickr
Untitled by ryan mac, on Flickr
Untitled by ryan mac, on Flickr
Untitled by ryan mac, on Flickr
And
I own the Baseline Backpack
both in black.
EXPENSIVE
SUPER HIGH END
THINK LUXURY
NO ADVERTISEMENTS BLASTED ALL OVER IT, which is what caught my eye originally.
Being a racket-o-holic, I wanted a NON TENNIS brand. b/c that would drive me nuts.
And I wanted a timeless, elegant bag, that I can carry onto a train or plane.
it was an expensive purchase, but I splurged on myself... I deserved them.
I figured, I don't play golf, which costs so much more to play.
Anyhow, I love both bags.
I did a video review of them today, on the court
Here it is:
I ended up getting two of the Racquet Bags, and one Backpack.
But I'm only going to keep one of the Racquet Bag.
I will be posting a classifieds for the Baseline Racquet Bag, today. (edit, I posted the listing in the USA classifieds)
I can't speak highly enough of these bags.
I'm a photographer (stills, not video - hence the iphone video). And so, I'm a bag-o-holic, in that segment (camera bags).
That lent to my obsession for bags in tennis. I had 9 tennis bags until I found these.
I was going to keep a spare of the Racquet Bag for when the original goes bad after several years.
But I have been using it since the summer, 5X a week, and it is still looking like new.
I'm moving (this summer) and downsizing a bit, so I want to sell some gears off.
I use the backpack in this way:
I keep it in my locker at my club, in the winter months. I go from locker to court to locker, and the bag fits easily inside.
I use it with my bicycle in summer months. when I don't play at my club, which is indoors.
For flights, I use it as a carry-on, if I don't want to take any chances with the larger bag.
I use the bigger bag in this way:
I use the big boy for tournaments and longer days, and traveling by car/train on trips.
Or for when I'm demoing a ton of sticks.
Any questions LMK
Thank you




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