Weekend Bag (Large)
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Travelling with tennis rackets isn’t easy. Traditional tennis bags aren’t designed to hold your technology and they don’t exactly look good either. On the other hand, regular weekend bags simply aren’t built for the dimensions of your rackets. The Epirus weekend bag changes all of that.
Designed for seamless transition between business, tennis and travel, the Epirus weekend bag is at home in the office, on the court, and on your way out of town. Rackets are fully enclosed inside the bag, while extra long zippers allow the bag to open flat, when required, simplifying the packing process.
The large weekend bag is ideal for those who want the most space. It has ample room for all your tennis, business and leisure needs. No matter how much gear you need to bring, there’s always space to accommodate the perpetual “one last thing”.
Features:
- Fully encloses 3 (or more) rackets in zip-enclosed netted pocket keeping them separate and secure
- 6 internal pockets and 3 external pockets strike a balance between open space and compartmentalisation
- Base feet keep the bag clean when set down on clay, grass, hard or other surfaces
Details:
- Handmade in Europe
- Lightweight, water resistant and durable
- Beautiful Italian canvas with a sleek woven grain finish
- Calf leather accents provide a soft, supple feel
- Breathable interior lining
- Includes removable, moisture-proof shoe bag to keep clean and used items separate
- Width: 72cm / 28”, Height: 33cm / 13”, Depth: 21cm / 8”
- Volume: 47L
- Ships worldwide
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Hong KongThe bag is exactly the size I want, in fact, it can even take up 4 rackets if needed. It is stylish and well made and provides ample space for the tennis gear and change of clothes. The only comment I have is that it will be nice to have zipper and mesh of both sides, or at least on the other side. The present design is having zipper and mesh on the racket side which I thought should be on the other side to stop items from falling out, especially the small and loose items. In total, I give it a mere 99 points.