This is a decent bag in general. Honestly, if you don't play racket sports, I think this is still something that you could enjoy using. It's quite roomy... nice to have the separate storage for shoes and the stowable strips is nice too if you ever want to just carry this like a suitcase (though I honestly don't know who would prefer this option). I really love the hook - you can hang this right off the chainlink fence of the court so it stays off the ground. I do wish it was a little stiffer as it does sag a little unless you fill the bag up. When full, it looks more like the pictures in the listing. Also, this is polyurethane, not leather. It looks nice... but personally, I'm just not a fan of PU. Still, if you're not picky, it's nice looking poly.Please note, while this is great for pickleball, it's an iffy matter of preference for tennis. If you like to stow the entire racket, this will not work for tennis. However, if you are ok with the handles sticking out, this will indeed work. It is a tight fit though. So I suppose it's just a matter of preference. Personally, it doesn't bother me terribly, but if I had more expensive rackets, I'd probably rather they be totally enclosed.Overall though, this is a decent bag. I'm going to give it 4 stars.I hope you liked my review. I always try really hard to write reviews are are candid, honest, and helpful for your shopping decisions. No AI here... all the poor writing is mine and mine alone! :-PPlease note, while this is great for pickleball, it's an iffy matter of preference for tennis. If you like to stow the entire racket, this will not work for tennis. However, if you are ok with the handles sticking out, this will indeed work. It is a tight fit though. So I suppose it's just a matter of preference. Personally, it doesn't bother me terribly, but if I had more expensive rackets, I'd probably rather they be totally enclosed.Overall though, this is a decent bag. I'm going to say it's average - 3 stars.I hope you liked my review. I always try really hard to write reviews are are candid, honest, and helpful for your shopping decisions. No AI here... all the poor writing is mine and mine alone! :-P

There is one review about this product that criticizes the adjustable backpack straps being too long even at its tightest. This issue can easily be fixed by connecting the backpack strap buckles in its opposite connector (left male buckle to right female connector, etc). Inside the pocket where each female connector is hidden is also where you can loop the male buckles, therefore making it easily adjustable for short people as the two female connector share the same pocket. This solution can easily be overlooked as you would think the hidden pocket would be two separate ones instead of one whole.Now, that being stated, let's review everything else about this bag.This bag, at the current time of writing this review, costs $90. This puts it well above double of an average tennis backpack and competes with tennis bag specifically designed for touring, which is exactly what it seems intended to do. So what is it about this one that makes it so different?I would categorize this backpack as "compact touring" as the length of this bag does not accommodate the full length of a tennis racquet like most typical full size touring bags, whereas instead will leave the handle of the racquet to stick out of it. I thought it would be odd at first, but I personally gotten used to it and prefer it this way since. I used to own a touring Babolat bag that accommodate the entire length of multiple racquets but found it rather cumbersome to carry as the bag was enormous to carry. This compact touring bag is less lengthy and makes up for its space by being slightly wider instead. Also, it's not just for tennis. It is intended to be a jack-of-all-trades bag for all racquet sports and does it very well.To add, you would think that by having a full length bag, it would be convenient to carry lots of items, but once you strap it on your back, everything will fall directly to the bottom, so it would be very bottom heavy. This compact bag would have the same effect, but not as exaggerated, given that there many pockets that each serves a different purpose.There are three compartments where you could add your tennis racquets. The ones on each side can only carry one, whereas the middle can carry multiple - up to 4 maximum. While I can only see myself carrying two most of the times, it is nice that I may be able to carry more. Each compartment on the sides have an inside and outside pocket for small accessories like keys or wallets. The middle compartment has no pocket - just lots of space. There is a top pocket where I like to leave my phone and keys during play as it is the most easily accessible pocket. At the bottom is a shoe compartment with two vented holes. But if you look closely at the vents, it only vents one side while the layer behind it has no holes. Why? Maybe passive ventilation? Both top and bottom compartments share storage space with the middle compartment.A nice hidden feature are the backpack straps as mentioned in the first paragraph. I don't intend to put the straps away as I carry a lot of items, but it is nice that I can put them away. Also, inside the hidden compartment where you pull the straps out is a fence hook! That's one of the best features you can add to a bag like this.The only thing I can nitpick about this is that my product came with few minor scuffs. But they're so hardly noticeable, I could care less. The vents are kind of questionable as I believe would only ventilate so little. Perhaps to save my friends from smelling my sweaty shoes.Overall, this is a great all-around bag for players looking for compact touring bags. I will use this to carry both my tennis racquets and pickeball paddles.

This bag is thick and seems to be well made and durable. The fabric is thick so it looks like it can take a beating. There is a shoe area but if extends into the main compartment if you fill it with anything. So be aware that if you DO use that zippered compartment, it WILL decrease the space inside the main compartment. I probably won't use it, because I prefer to utilize the main compartment space instead. There is also a smaller zippered compartment at the top, good for holding small items and essentials you need to get to easily and quickly. Each side has two zippered compartments which can hold a pretty good amount of smaller items. I am actually using this as a drum gig bag for carrying drumsticks, some smaller drum accessories, etc.....You are able to carry this bag two different ways..... by the handle like a duffel bag OR as a backpack. A nice feature is that if you prefer to use it as a duffel bag, you can neatly and discreetly tuck the backpack straps inside of a separate zipper pouch just for that. Another thing you should know is if you prefer to use it as a backpack, the zipper pocket that holds the straps when not in use, CAN be used to carry additional items, however, it will not be able to be zipped because the backpack straps prevent that as they are attached to the inside of that pocket.It would have been nice if the back pocket that houses the backpack straps could be utilized and zipped up even when the backpack straps are being used. That is the only flaw I really see with this bag.