Are you shopping for a new bag for practice? Are you looking for something a little different than what you currently have, something that holds more equipment? Here’s some tips that’ll help you find the bag you need.

Occasional Players And Beginners

If you’re just starting tennis, or you don’t play often, you probably don’t need to lug around that much equipment- and so it’s a great idea to spring for a smaller bag. A 3-pack bag has room for racquets, but not much else, while a tennis backpack has room for 2 racquets, a water bottle, and some space for ball storage. You can also look for a duffel bag, which won’t quite fit your racquets, but will hold your change of clothes, or even a shoulder tote, which will hold your racquets and maybe even your change of clothes. 

Playing Regularly

If you’re playing tennis pretty frequently, you probably want something a little bigger than 3 racquets. 6-pack bags are great for students and amateurs who play on a regular basis- they can hold about 3 racquets, as well as have space for a change of clothes and a snack. If you’re still looking for more room, though, you can look into a tennis bag with wheels- while they can roll, they’re also known for being great to take on trips with you! They’ll often have enough room to hold up to 12 racquets, but you can fill the extra space with whatever else you need to carry with you.

Competition Bags

If you’re competing in tournaments regularly, though, you’re probably going to want even more space- which is where the 10-pack bag comes into play. A 10-pack bag has space for up to 9 racquets, as well as space for a change of clothes or helpful, backpack-style straps. You can also invest in a 12-pack bag, which will protect 3-4 racquets from any extreme temperatures, and store your shoes, your extra clothes, your snacks, and whatever else you need in the pockets.