Adidas Barricade Tour Tennis Backpack Tennis Bag - Silver 207611

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Tennis backpack holds 2 racquets securely. FreshPAK lined wetdry shoe tunnel. LoadSpring shoulder straps.
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- Has room for 2 racquets and room for other accessories.
- 2 side mesh bottle pockets.
- Buckle holds racquets in place
- FreshPak lined shoe tunnel
- LoadSpring shoulder straps
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DAKINE Girl's Tour Board Bag, Plush Plaid, 157cm

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DaKine Women's Snowboard Travel Bag to haul your board and boots
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- Exterior access boot pockets
- Full length two-way zipper
- Fully padded board protection
- Locking zipper cars
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Tour Master Super Mini Tank Bag - Strap Base/Black

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Tour Master Super Mini Tank Bag 1680 Denier Ballistic Polyester construction.
Top flap internal organizer and soft Tricot lining.
Easy access, external eyeglass case.
Hideaway backpack straps.
3M Scotchlite reflective Cortech logos.
Clear-Vu removable and replaceable snap map pocket.
Built-in rubber gate to pass sip tubes or cords to the exterior.
Dependable Duraflex buckles and attachments are used throughout.
Convenient and comfortable rubberized carrying handle.
TPR zipper pulls for ease of use, even with gloves on.
Protective non-slip, non-scratch mounting base.
Drawstring closure rain cover included
magnetic or strap mounted
6.5 Liter bag.
10"L x 8"W x 5"H

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- 1680 Denier Ballistic Polyester construction.
- Top flap internal organizer and soft Tricot lining.
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Adidas Barricade Tour Tennis Backpack Tennis Bag - Pink 273538

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The Adidas Barricade Tour BackPack is a tennis-specific bag that has room for 2 racquets and room for other accessories. The most feature-filled tennis backpack on the market!

1 main compartment.

Additional compression rear compartment holds 1-2 racquets w/ locking zipper. Buckle clasp holds racquets in place.

Spacious Fresh Pack lined internal shoe pocket.

Adjustable Load Spring shoulder straps. Cell phone pocket on shoulder strap.

2 side mesh bottle pockets.

Front organizer pocket with zippered valuables pocket.

Embroidered adidas logo and applied 3-Stripes logo.

Material: Polyester dobby/600D polyester

Dimensions (WxHxD): 14"x18"x12"
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- Has room for 2 racquets and room for other accessories.
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Wilson K Tour Red Black Backpack

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New for 2009, Wilson introduces the K Tour Collection - the first environmentally friendly tennis bags, now PVC free. The K Tour BackPack is one of the most versatile bags from Wilson and has a new red and black cosmetic.

Central padded compartment accomodates 1 racquet.

Separate shoe compartment.

Two small outer accessory compartments.

Padded backpack straps and carry handles.

Dimensions(LxHxW): 17"x13"x6"
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- PVC Free
- Smaller size backpack
- Ideal for women, teens, kids, or anyone who wants a smaller, lighter bag
- Main compartment has easy access large top opening
- SWL00250
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 "I don't like the raquets position..." 2010-01-04
By Sergio Rivera Cordova (San Salvador, El Salvador)
I don't like the raquets position, I feel more convenient when they are totally vertical, and I don't feel secure the zipper that protects the raquets

 "Just what I wanted" 2009-12-24
By Roderick Garrido (DR)
I would recommend this bag to anyone, excellent quality and very versatile, many many pockets


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Head Tour Team Backpack Tennis Bag (Orange/Black)

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Head Tennis Tour Team Backpack : The Head Tour Team Backpack is a great looking bag that delivers all the features you need for getting your gear to the court: a large, multi-use compartment, high quality zippers, adjustable padded straps and much more.
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- Fully padded board protection
- Easy-access exterior zippered boot pockets
- Full length two-way zipper
- Locking zipper cars
- Length: 165 cm & 175 cm
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 "Boot Section Failure" 2010-02-17
By J. Anderson
So for a long board and a wide board, bindings, and all, this bag can fit it. Running a 164 wide with a 13 boot, helmet, goggles, and scarf all fit into the bag with the bindings still on the board. That being said, the boots only barely fit and the zippers are stressed so I'm worried that in short time they will wear fast at that point and like all zippers fail. It seems like since they made this bag to accomidate longer boards, that the designer would have built the boot sections to accomidate larger boots. On the plus side the shoulder strap was well positioned to prevent the board from falling while being carried in the event the zipper does fail for on the board compartment area. Like I said though, I'm more worried about the boot section zippers failing early.


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Classic Tour offers a convenient shoulder-bag carrying option with sizable water bottle pockets.
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- Removable shoulder strap and air mesh foam back panel, tuck-away waistbelt
- Two water bottle pockets and elastic rigging
- Zippered main compartment, interior zippered hanging pocket, zippered front panel with key clip
- Bright yellow lining promotes visibility and 3M reflective highlights
- Back panel airline ticket pocket. Two compression straps. Strapette compatible (sold separately).
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 "Great bag, inadequate bottle pockets" 2010-02-17
By James E. Logan (Ojai, CA)
I love this bag for its comfort and substantial volume. I can carry a lot of stuff on the trail for a long time in real comfort. But I'll be blunt: the water bottle pockets are inadequate. Seriously. They're advertised as being able to handle 32-ounce bottles (think Nalgene), and they will fit, but the pockets are so shallow the bottles WILL fall out if you do anything other than just walk. Why can't Mountainsmith design acceptable pockets for the most common water bottles for hikers? It's not hard: JUST MAKE THEM DEEPER. Other than that, it's a great pack.

 "Very well-made, lots of room, but room for improvement" 2009-09-21
By J. Spicer (Wyoming)
I use this bag in my travels as well as a good, everyday, pack. I think the quality is top-notch, and it's a plus that recycled materials are used in the construction.



My only "gripe" is that the shoulder pad on the shoulder strap has no way of fastening itself to one place on the strap - it migrates around and often ends up at the end of the strap. If there was some Velcro on the interior of the pad and on the middle of the strap, one could stop the movement.

 "got it in red, but it's 'green'!" 2009-05-21
By willie (pineapple park, FL, USA)
Had a hard time deciding between the Tour or the Day (which is larger), but the Tour is perfect for my needs of simple urban treks to and through local parks or fishing on the pier. This pack is simply fabulous. The material is heavy duty and looks like it will hold up. The fit, finish, stitching, buckles, straps, and padding are top notch. Bright yellow inside for visibility. Small zippered hanging bag inside. Key clip in outer zip pocket.



Belt is wide and long enough for Clydesdales. I don't know why no manufacturer provides belt length in specs, but I'm grateful for this feature because of all the beer and chili dogs in my recent past.



Although the bottle pockets are advertised as deep enough for 32oz'rs, I'd take that info with a grain of salt. Enough room for me to carry a micro umbrella, .75L mug/pot, 220gm fuel canister, Optimus Crux stove, lighter, coffee cup, spork, Cup o' Noodles or ramen, wallet, keys, cell phone, small digital camera, handheld dual-band amateur radio transceiver, and a couple of water bottles with no problem.



The really cool thing about this pack (and the Day), is the flexibility of wear and use. For example, you can use the pack as a shoulder bag with the included padded shoulder strap. Stow the strap in the padded pocket in the small of the back and wear as a lumbar pack. Stow the strap and fold the waist pads and belt into two hidden side pockets and carry this like a tool bag. Add the 'Strapette,' (purchased separately), and you can wear as a small daypack or support much heavier loads in the pack as a lumbar.



Finally, I'm no tree-hugger, but it is nice that an effort has been made by the manufacturer to create this pack using material made (partially) from recycled water bottles - nearly 20 according to the little tag included with the bag.



Buy this product with confidence. I'm sure you'll be pleased.



UPDATE: I've discovered that this bag is *perfect* as a handlebar bag on my vintage Specialized Rockhopper mountain bike. With the hip belt inserted and reverse-buckled, a single short bungee looped around the head tube and latched onto a loop on each side holds this bag firmly in front and off the front tire - w00t! BONUS!


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- Bright yellow lining promotes visibility and 3M reflective highlights
- Back panel airline ticket pocket. Two compression straps. Strapette compatible (sold separately).
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 "Awesome!!" 2009-08-26
By Elizabeth G. Lewis (Falls, PA)
I worked at a summer camp and this thing was so nice- it held a lot and wasn't as hot or cumbersome as a backpack. I actually have been too lazy to move my stuff out into a normal purse. If you can get past the fact that people think you're wearing a huge fannypack it's pretty amazing.

 "Mountainsmith Tour Lumbar Pack " 2009-02-24
By John Olhoft (Pahrump, NV)
I have found this to be most useful on day hikes, particularly for carrying camera gear and snacks/water for the day. Comfortable, durable and easy to use.

 "Rave" 2008-10-28
By Monica J. Secore-erbland
This is a great item, it wasn't exactly what I was looking for, but it is a great value.

 "Perfect size" 2008-10-09
By Peter A. Lamb (Sterling, CT United States)
Originally I thought this bag might be a bit too big as I am only a day hiker. But after using it for over 70 miles of hiking I can truly say that if it were any smaller I would have been disappointed. It holds 2 water bottles, a jacket, and snacks with still the outside pocket to hold maps, etc. I bought the currant red - great color - I like the contrasting yellow lining - makes things easier to find. I do wish the zipper cords were also yellow - they tend to 'hide', but I can easily fix that myself by tying on additional bright cord. The pack sits very comfortably on the lower back - no straps pulling on my shoulders ( I hate that!) and has lots of adjustable straps to get the fit just right. Backpack style straps are available as an add-on if you want that kind of fit. The bag also comes with a detachable shoulder strap and built in handles at the top of the bag - great design.

Overall, a very versatile pack that gets lots and lots of use. I am a person who researches things to 'death' before buying them, this was a GREAT purchase.

 "Best Lumbar Pack I've ever used" 2008-03-10
By Thomas E. Tweedel (Austin, TX United States)
This is the best lumbar pack I've ever Had



I use it primarily for knocking around town with my camera gear or day hikes with food/water/stove and a few extras and it works great for both.



The capacity is just right. Not to big like some I've seen where you might as well add backpack straps. Not to small, it can hold what I need it to.



Features

I have a couple of camelbacks but I was looking for something a little faster and cooler that is easier to access. With the Camelback if I want to carry something other than water I have to unsling it to get at it. I have small kids so I frequently have their milk or sippy cups and having to unsling it whenever they want a drink is a pain. But with this the side mesh pockets can hold 2x 20oz bottles and make access a breeze.



The fact that it goes on the waist instead of the back is also a big plus. I live in Texas and the summers are hot and humid. So not having something strapped on my back makes life a little cooler.



Access to what you need is easy, its not a long tube like the camelback. Of course you can't hold as much. But if your not taking that much you don't have to fish around as much with the same kit to find something.



The all important Strap

The strap is one of the best parts, its amazingly useful. When you have it loaded up putting it on your waist can be tricky since it sags a bit. Trying to get it on the right spot and clicked up can be challenging. But the strap makes it easy, slip the strap over one shoulder to take up the weight and slack, snap the belt, synch it up and slide the strap off and your ready to go.



Also when you access stuff the strap is great, if your under load the main body of the unit is under compression (keeps it tight and stable) but this can make it hard to pull things out. Slip up the strap, take off the load and unsnap the belt and its easy to go fishing.



When you need to run fast the unit and flop up and down making it uncomfortable, just bring the strap up and take some weight off and you can run without a problem.



Or you can just use the strap and stow the waist belt (it slides in underneath the lumbar support) and use it as a bag. The strap pad is quite good.



If straps are not your thing you can detach it and just go with the pack. I was worried at first the strap might get in the way but I've never had problems and its always there when I need it.



Pockets Everywhere

This pack has a lot of pockets. There is of course the main pocket which is shaped and kind of rectangular, this is where most of your business goes. Attached to the inside front is an envelop sized zipper pocket, useful for loose change, batteries and other small knickknacks.



In the front is another pocket, though if you've got the main section loaded up and strapped down this pocket isn't very useful. Its not bellowed or anything so the main support pulls on it. There is a plastic key clip inside. I use it for a mini LED flashlight.



In the back you have your lumbar pad, nice mesh coated foam. It has a pass thorough behind it from left to right on the sides. This is where you would stow the waist belt if you were not using it.



Then behind that is another pocket, open at the top that runs the height of the pack. Useful for large flat things that stick out like maps or pamphlets. Not really big enough for a book. You could fit a DVD case in but that would be pushing it.



The side mesh pockets just make the unit, there not as deep as I'd like but I've gone up to 20oz gatoraide bottles and never lost one.



A normal around the town load for me will be 2x 20oz bottles, a heavy pro F2.8 lens, Flash an extra small SLR body or point and shoot camera, table tripod, extra batteries, 50mm lens, remote triggers, a few snacks and knickknacks. It handles it all very well.



Out in the woods I might have the 2x 20 oz bottles, water, mini stove (snowpeak), titanium pot, spoon and some freeze dried food and munchies for the day and maybe my SLR or a flash. Getting things out can sometimes be tricky but it works.



If I need a jacket or a shirt I'll have it strapped to the outside as long as its light. The further out you hang something the more you notice it.



Belts and Handles and Mounting Points

The waist belt is broad and comfortable, the inside is mesh coated. It has a good balance of stiffness and flexibility. It wraps around your hips pretty well and distributes the load well. It has 2 stablizing straps on each side to get your load nice and balanced. There is a small plastic clip on a nylon strap in the middle. The clip is to small for much except running 3/4 inch webbing through it, but throw a carabeener on the stap and you've got more utility.



The buckle is the large 50mm snap type, easy to operate, works well. You can tighten the belt from either side.



On the bottom are two more stabilizing straps, so you can shrink or tighten the bottom if need be. I've found if you full extend them you can use them to hold thinks like a therma rest, a tarp or an umbrella. Pretty handy. Also two more strap loops



On the front is a shock cord webbing. Does a good job of holding a jacket and still giving easy access to the main compartment.



On the top are two carry handles, very nice touch, use them a lot.



Construction

All the external zippers have nice yellow nylon pull ties with rubber coated ends on them. Easy to see, easy to use.



The external bag is high quality condura like nylon, the inner lining is light weight ripstop. Its double sewn in all the critical places.

A note on color

I originally bought this bag in black, returned it and got the red bag. My wife though it more attractive but more importantly was finding things. You had black straps and black zippers on a black bag. It just all blended together and I found myself having to hunt for openings and straps more than I wanted to.



The only "problems" I have with the bag really isn't a flaw of the design, but rather a limitations. If you have it all tightened up it can be hard to pull things out, most of the time you have to un-strap the belt to get some slack. Also when you adjust the load you often have to adjust some of the straps to snug it back up again or loosen it up again to fit right. Be mindful of that and you won't have a problem.



Also if you load it up too much it can sag and be not as comfortable. You'll have to figure your exact point (it depends on how well the belt rides on you). For me (I'm thin) I can carry a decent load and still be fine.



So to summarize

Pros-

Great design, wonderful strap and pockets, great flexibility with adjustments and mounting points.

Cons-

None other than watch your configuration



Conclusion-

A great bag, not as big or as high capacity as my camelbacks but more useful in most conditions.


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