SPORTAXIS Badminton/Tennis Racket Kit Bag - Upto 6 Rackets, Shoe & Phone Compartment, Dual Padded Shoulder Straps - Premium Carrying Bag for Racket Sports

I like the size, space and quality of the bag. It can easy carry 4-6 badminton rackets along side 2-3 pairs of shoes, etc.

While I haven’t had this bag long enough to judge its durability, I like it enough to try. It’s good material; doesn’t seem like tearing is a danger and water-resistant enough that your phone will stay dry if your game gets interrupted by a shower. I like all the carry options. Handle straps allow you to tote it like a briefcase. But if it’s fully loaded, you’ll want to use the two padded shoulder straps. Wear it over one shoulder like a duffel, or slip your arms into the straps to wear like a backpack. It has three main pockets: a large center that includes a zippered shoe bag and two side pockets big enough for rackets. They say it can hold six rackets, but it would be a tight squeeze. I carry no more than two on each side. If you need more than that, you should probably be getting a sponsorship deal! The center is ideal for your towel, water bottle and larger gear. On the exterior is a smaller pocket. I keep my keys and phone there, but it’s a little too big for that if, like me, you can’t resist tossing in sunscreen and other stuff. If I’d had a chance to weigh in on the design, I would have recommended a smaller pocket or two in the middle section where you could stow the stuff you need to find quickly. But overall, I would recommend this for any player series enough to be carrying multiple rackets and assorted gear but not committed to any big brand name.

This SportAxis bag holds a lot of racquets, shoes and more. I was skeptical at first that this bag would be able to hold 6 oversized racquets but it does! The last picture shows all 6 racquets, a pair of shoes, and a tennis ball can all fit in the bag with some room to spare. I had to take the covers off the racquets for them to fit inside. There are 3 separate compartments for the racquets. The middle compartment also has a pouch that can be accessed from the opposite side to place your shoes and balls in there.I also tried to fit 3 racquets in the bag with their respective covers on and that's about all you can get in there. The shoes and can of balls will also fit in the pouch in this case. But this bag is relatively sturdy with good zippers so you wouldn't really need to have your racquets with their individual covers on inside the bag for them to be protected. With all the stuff in the bag, it can be heavy but the shoulder straps allow you to carry the bag like a backpack, so it's more comfortable that way. The bag should last quite a long time, based on it's construction.

This is really a very generously sized racket bag. I very much like the bright lining as I think it allows one to find items inside much easier. The center carry handle with velcro keeps items in the very large center compartment quite secure.The dual shoulder straps don't work great in being used as a backpack as the straps originate more from opposite sides. However, this will not keep me from using it that way. The pads are a little large on the shoulder straps and move around quite a bit. Moving the pad so that it covered the release buckle seemed to help locate the pad better and reduce the movement between the bag strap and the pad when transporting. Really loaded up, the pads might become irritating, but they could be removed easily by unbuckling either or both straps.Rackets store in the outer pockets easier by putting the handle in first. There was a slight bit of inconsistency in the neon coloring, but it doesn't hamper any function. This was very, very compressed when delivered, and it is worth while to pull the bag open width wise to get the material to show its full potential.Good back with a lot of utility and the ability to hold potentially too much stuff.

This is a quality tennis bag. It is incredibly large. It can hold 6 rackets easily. I only need it to hold 2 so it’s actually a little too big for me. Definitely enough to hold rackets and clothes and c shoes. There are several compartments—two on the sides that can hold a racket each (might be able to squeeze a second racket in them) then a large middle compartment which can hold more rackets, or shoes, or clothes, whatever you might need. There are a few other pockets on the outside—a flat one that works for small items like cash and credit cards and keys, plus a smaller but decent sized pocket which I have used for my typical purse items and a water bottle. It is easy to access and you don’t need to open up the whole bag and dig through everything to find what you are looking for. There are 2 padded removable shoulder straps that make the bag a functional backpack (or you can carry it on your shoulder like a duffel bag) and it also had handles for carrying it simply by hand. The material is water resistant and there is a nice neon green lining that is also water resistant and easy to clean in case you put dirty clothes/shoes in the bags (like from playing on clay courts.) Overall, an excellent bag.