Wilson Pro Tour Super Six Bag
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iowaviking11
Rookie
i have one. it is a good bag. It has two thermo compartments. one for moisture, and one for climate control. Middle pocket is very spacious, and the side compartment can fit balls, and any other little thing you need.
iowaviking11
Rookie
it comes with a little bag for clothes or what ever. Thats more of a hassle. I threw that away.
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NadalFan1990
Guest
yea, im with you there, although I didn't throw mine away, I recycled it... trying to be ecofriendly lol
im thinking about getting the eco pro tour super six, the shininess of my '07-'08 pro tour bag just isn't what I need in a bag.
william7gr
Professional
I got an Eco tour and its really nice. I do remember some poster complaining about the grab handle and how his broke and I can see how this might be an issue so I'm going to be careful about that but other than that great bag.
audioaffliction
Semi-Pro
I almost picked up an Eco Tour as well, but decided to get the Technifibre VO12 instead. Once it arrives, I'll post some comments about it. We'll see if it ends up being a keeper. If not, I'll go with the Eco Tour.
Kick Serve 14
Professional
not reeally, but it is so big it dousen't need it...
iowaviking11
Rookie
The tfvo2 bags do look nice, however there is no thermo which is almost a must for me.
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NadalFan1990
Guest
yea, I live in the Chicago-land Area and so the Thermo is a moderate must for me as it is only a must when it is extremely hot. but the thermo only helps if I keep the racket completely closed or if I let a little air circulate by unzipping the compartments by about an inch or so apart.
william7gr said:
How effective is the drink compartment? does the thermo there work well?
william7gr
Professional
^^^^^ I found a small ice pack buried in my freezer that fits good in there with a gaderade bottle and it works good. My drink is still moderately cold even well after two hours.
ClubHoUno
Banned
Probably me you're talking about.
Have two of the $100 Wilson Eco Pro Tour Super six bags.
Use one for my 6 racquets, long training pants, grips, 3 cans of balls, extra caps, sweatbands, water bottle and hand creme.
Use the other for 4 pair of tennis shoes, 4 tennis jackets, Mp3 player, cellular, keys, 2 water bottles, 2 towells, cold weather gloves and an extra North Face fleece jacket.
The handle on of my bags broke and I got a replacement from TW EUROPE. Other than that, it's a nice bag, but while the Eco friendly fabric makes it lightweight, I also think it makes it overall less durable.
I'll probably buy Babolat or Heads topmodel bag next time - they are only $80 for their topmodel and they seem better made.
I don't like that you wear the same side of the Wilson bag towards your back, that you place on the ground and it has no feet for protection, while the bag is laying on the ground.
Both Babolat and Head have small feet for protection, when you place it on the ground, and you don't have the 'bottom side' facing your back, when you wear it.
william7gr
Professional
^^^^^ I've had good experiences with wilson in the past so Ill see what happens and report back
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NadalFan1990
Guest
yea, I have a flask that I usually put about 24 oz of gatorade into. I usually refrigerate it for at least a night or so until I end up bringing it out, I am thinking about just putting that into the compartment without an icepack or anything else. the flask is maybe a foot and a quarter tall at most. with approximately a 2 inch diameter
audioaffliction
Semi-Pro
Eh...the thermo is something I'm on the fence about. It's a nice to have but I'm not sure that it actually makes that much of a difference unless you're playing with natural gut and dealing with extreme temperatures. I used to use full gut set-ups in the era before thermo guard bags, and didn't have any issues. I no longer play gut and the climate where I live is very mild.
