Best Tennis Racquet Bags
As the most popular style tennis bag for competitive tennis players, you’ll find virtually all major tennis racquet brands offering them.
Although some larger companies like Wilson offer inexpensive and premium tennis bags, most of them sell at least one bag that I’d consider high-end with roughly the same feature set.
As a result, what distinguishes many of the best racquet bags is the design or style, which ultimately boils down to personal preference.
Racquet Bag | Dimensions (L x W x H) | Price |
Babolat Pure 9 | 75 cm x 42 cm x 38 cm | $$$ |
Vessel Baseline | 88 cm x 31 cm x 33 cm | $$$$$ |
Wilson Super Tour… | 73.5 cm x 40.5 cm x 33 cm | $$ |
Wilson Federer DNA | 77 cm x 45 cm x 35 cm | $$$ |
Tecnifibre Team Dry… | 79 cm x 33 cm x 36 cm | $$$ |
Head Djokovic Mons… | 76 cm x 38 x 46 cm | $$ |
Prince Tour Slam | 77 cm x 33 x 34 cm | $$$$ |
Yonex Pro | 78 cm x 38 cm x 33 cm | $$$ |
Cancha Racquet Bag | 73 cm x 33 cm x 11 cm | $$$$ |
*All measurements rounded to the nearest centimeter
Babolat Pure 9 Racquet Bag

Babolat offers its nine racquet bags in blue and yellow to match their Drive and Aero line of racquets and a grey option for those looking for a subtler style – the grey is my personal favorite.
In terms of features, this bag has plenty of space with three main compartments to hold up to nine racquets – the center section is ideal for storing extra gear and apparel. One of the main racquet sections of the bag is Isothermal lined to protect your strings from excessive heat.
On one side of the bag, you’ll find a larger pocket that extends the entire length with internal pockets for keeping organized. You’ll find a smaller pocket for some additional accessories on the other side of the bag, which has a shell for protecting some more delicate items.
At the top of the bag, you’ll find a dedicated shoe compartment that’s ventilated, and it also comes with a removable sack for dirty items like worn clothes, wristbands, socks, etc. I love this small addition.
The bag features three handles for carrying – two in the middle and one at the top near the shoe compartment. You’ll also have adjustable backpack straps for carrying all your gear around.
Lastly, the bag features a name tag to write your contact information if your bag is misplaced or checked during travel – this is a nice touch, and I would love to see other bags include it.
Why I Love It
- Not too big or too small – just right
- Thermal racquet compartment
- Dedicated shoe storage
- Removable sack for dirty items
- Backpack straps for easy carrying
- Reliable zippers that last
- Molded side pocket for protecting delicate items
Areas for Improvement
- I would prefer it if both main side compartments were thermal lined
- It would be nice if the backpack straps were removable
- Molded side panels to keep their shape would be a nice touch
- I’d love to see Babolat offer a slightly more subtle option where the bag doesn’t scream the branding
Vessel Baseline Racquet Bag

There are racquet bags, and then there’s the Baseline racquet bag from Vessel that takes things to a whole new level.
Headquartered in Carlsbad, CA, Vessel introduced their first line of tennis bags in 2019, which I shared with the community back in October when they were first released.
Although their newcomers to the tennis world, they’re no stranger to the bag game designing golf bags, luggage, backpacks, and more, so when I heard they had a tennis bag in the works, I couldn’t wait to check out what they had planned, and it doesn’t disappoint.
As far as features go, the bag checks all essential boxes. There’s plenty of storage for racquets with one thermal insulated compartment to help keep your strings fresh, as well as a secondary main compartment for extra racquets and gear.
There’s a ventilated shoe compartment, four exterior pockets for all your small accessories, one of which is thermal-lined, and even a velour-lined pocket for your keeping delicate items like sunglasses well protected.
Its materials are durable, the zippers offer reliable waterproof protection, and comfort wasn’t an afterthought with neoprene-lined shoulder straps and a compression-molded back panel.
It comes in two colors, black and grey tech, and for perhaps my favorite part – it’s racquet brand agnostic, so if you’re a Wilson user today and a Babolat user tomorrow, then there’s no need to switch up your bag.
Of course, the bag isn’t perfect, but it’s the closest I’ve found to date.
Why I Love It
- Premium materials
- Thermally linked racquet and snack compartments
- Dedicated shoe compartment with ventilation
- Lots of small pockets or accessories
- High-quality zippers
- Super comfortable removable straps and back panel
- Velour lined pocket for valuables
Areas for Improvement
- It would be nice if the bag were slightly wider for extra storage
- I’d prefer both main compartments to offer thermal-protection
- A hard-case section for added protection of delicate essentials like sunglasses would be awesome
Wilson Super Tour Pro Staff 15 Racquet Bag

Launched in 2020 to coincide with the release of the thirteenth generation of the Pro Staff line, the Super Tour Pro Staff 15 is an exceptional tennis bag that nails the essentials.
Overall, it’s a stylish bag. I appreciate the understated design that will match Pro Staff racquets, including red and yellow racing stripes at the top near the carry handles. However, its simple black color will work well for players using any Wilson tennis racquets.
The Wilson Super Tour offers three main compartments with enough storage for up to 15 racquets or a handful of frames and all your other gear, which is how I’d use it.
You’ll find the Wilson logo printed in black on both sides of the bag, and I love how the outside panels are reinforced for extra protection while also helping the bag keep its shape. Each side also features a large accessory pocket that’s divided.
The two main compartments toward the outside edges are thermal lined to protect your racquets and maintain a more consistent temperature to help prolong the life of your strings. A third compartment in the center is perfect for all your extra gear.
This bag also offers backpack straps, which are adjustable, padded, and velcro together for shoulder carry. At the top of the bag, you have a loop for grabbing the bag or hanging it, and at the bottom, you have a ventilated shoe compartment.
Why I Love It
- Simple black design
- Lots of room for all your gear
- Dedicated shoe storage
- Dual thermally insulated racquet storage
- Sturdy side panels to help it keep its shape
Areas for Improvement
- Removable backpack straps
- Extra internal organization
Wilson Federer DNA 12 Racquet Bag

The Wilson Federer DNA racquet bag stands out in Wilson’s deep lineup of tennis bags. It’s one of the best-looking bags by far, and it also comes with plenty of space to stash up to 12 racquets and extra gear.
It features two main Thermogaurd lined compartments for your racquets and equipment, which is a huge plus. Often, racquet bags only line one of their main compartments with insulation, but I think it’s great to help protect your strings and any other essential gear from higher heat.
On each side of the bag, you’ll also find an exterior pocket for some extra storage and smaller items.
The Wilson Federer DNA racquet bag also comes with handles to pick up the bag and backpack straps to comfortably carry it around.
Finally, the bag features updated zippers, which have improved over the previous generation. Poor zipper design was a common complaint, so it’s great to see their designers pay attention.
Why I Love It
- This bag looks fantastic and keeps its shape with molded sides
- Thermal insulated main compartments to protect your gear
- Backpack straps for easy carrying
Areas for Improvement
- Dedicated shoe storage would be nice
- It could be a bit wider – tight for a 12 racquet bag
- Wilson has improved the zippers, but they still need some work
- It would be nice if the backpack straps were on the top of the bag instead of the bottom since that’s where I place it on the ground – plus, I’d prefer if they were removable
Tecnifibre Team Dry 12R Bag

A relatively new addition to the Tecnifibre lineup, the Team Dry 12 racquet bag is a worthy option to consider if you’re shopping for a new bag.
I’m a big fan of the durable outer tarpaulin material that coats the bag, which is UV and water-resistant while also giving it a clean aesthetic.
The bag offers a fairly standard setup for this size, including three compartments, which can store up to four racquets each. Alternatively, you can use one or two of the compartments for racquets and stash additional gear in the others with plenty of extra space.
On one side of the bag, you’ll find a small accessory zipper pocket, and then on one end of the bag, there’s a ventilated compartment for shoes or dirty clothes, which is double-lined to protect other items in your bag.
The bag offers attached padded backpack straps for carrying, which you can also use to throw the bag over your shoulder.
Why I Love It
- Stylish black design
- Durable and sturdy tarpaulin material
- Dedicated shoe compartment
- Ample storage
Areas for Improvement
- Thermal lined racquet compartment
- Extra internal organization pockets
- Detachable backpack straps
Head Djokovic Monstercombi 12 Racquet Bag

Head’s Monstercombi is Djokovic’s signature tennis racquet bag that offers plenty of storage for your racquets and any other gear you like to carry with you to the court.
The bag features three main compartments. The two side compartments have enough room to comfortably store up to three tennis racquets, one of which incorporates Head’s CCT+ thermal protection to keep your strings protected from higher temperatures.
The larger middle compartment offers ample storage for all of your extra gear with dividers and a few mesh side pockets so you can keep organized. There are two identical smaller, zippered pockets for storing accessories at the bag’s sides toward the bottom.
A larger ventilated compartment at the top of the bag shares space with the center section, which provides easy entry for a pair of shoes or other dirty gear you want to keep separate.
For carrying the bag, you have two handles that clasp together for holding the bag to your side, or you can opt to use the padded backpack straps at the bottom of the bag, which adjusts in length.
Why I Love It
- Great size with plenty of room for gear
- Thermal lined racquet compartment
- Larger middle compartment
- Dedicated shoe storage that’s ventilated
- Sturdy side panels to help the bag keep its shape
Areas for Improvement
- The two main racquet compartments are a little tight
- It would be ideal if both side racquet compartments were thermal lined
- The U shaped zippers in the middle can be clunky
- I’d prefer if the backpack straps were on top of the bag since the bottom is where I place the bag on the ground – it would also be nice if they were removable
Prince Tour Slam 12 Racquet Bag

The Prince Tour Slam 12 is an excellent racquet bag with plenty of bells and whistles to keep any competitive player happy.
For storage, you’ll find three main compartments. The two main compartments at the edges of the bag are ideal for racquets. One offers a thermal lining for storing up to five tennis racquets, while the other can stash additional racquets or gear.
Both sides of the bag have large accessory pockets with a handful of mesh pockets inside for storing smaller items.
At the bottom of the bag, you’ll find a dedicated and ventilated shoe compartment, while the top offers another similar pocket that’s thermal lined and makes a great spot to store a water bottle.
Uniquely, this bag includes a laptop compartment, which students and coaches might appreciate.
For carrying, the bag has handles at the top and removable backpack straps so that you can more easily tote the bag around.
Why I Love It
- Ideal size for carrying racquets and additional gear
- Dedicated shoe compartment with ventilation
- Extra thermal cooler pocket at the top of the bag
- Removable backpack straps for travel
- Sturdy materials help the bag keep its shape
Areas for Improvement
- It would be ideal if both side racquet compartments were thermal lined
- I’d love to see Prince offer a slightly more subtle option where the bag doesn’t scream the branding
Yonex Pro Series 9 Racquet Bag

The Yonex Pro racquet bag is an excellent option for anyone looking for a mid-sized racket bag with plenty of racquet and gear storage.
Like many other bags on my list, it contains three main compartments. The two at the edges of the bag are ideal for racquets, one of which is thermal lined to protect your strings from the heat.
On one side of the bag, you’ll find a large zippered accessory pocket with a single mesh inner pocket for stashing small items.
At the bottom of the bag, you’ll find a dedicated shoe compartment, which is great for keeping shoes as well as any dirty gear separate.
The Yonex Pro Series also offers a carry handle at the bottom of the bag and two removable backpack straps with plenty of padding so that you can easily carry all your gear.
Why I Love It
- Good overall size with plenty of storage
- The thermal pocket is large and fits up to five racquets
- Dedicated shoe compartment
- Removable backpack straps for travel
Ares for Improvement
- An extra accessory pocket on the side of the bag would be nice
- The thermal lining feels cheap compared to other bags
- The dedicated shoe compartment doesn’t offer ventilation
- No carry handles at the center of the bag, and I’d prefer the handle at the bottom of the bag to be at the top
Cancha Racquet Bag + Wet Dry Bag

Developed by former professional tennis player Jack Oswald, the Cancha racquet bag is an entirely new take on tennis bags.
The racquet bag is relatively compact as far as racquet bags go, storing up to four racquets with a small divider to help prevent the racquets from clanking together on the go. On the front of the bag, you’ll find a small accessory pocket, and on the back, you’ll find two backpack-style straps for easily carrying your racquets with you to the court.
If you’re looking to have your racquets fully enclosed in a racquet bag, but you don’t want something too bulky or overly complicated, it might be the perfect fit.
However, what sets the Cancha racquet bag apart from others is its modular design that allows you to attach additional smaller bags, such as a dry bag or day pack that contain extra items.
I’m a fan of the wet-dry bag, which gives me extra storage, including a separate internal roll-top bag for wet clothes or shoes. Alternatively, the day pack is another simple option for giving yourself a bit of extra storage space when needed.
I think my favorite part about this bag is that Jack is purely trying to do things differently, offering a refreshing take on what a tennis racquet bag could be, which I’d love to see more of from other companies.
Why I Love It
- Unique modular design
- Durable waterproof material
- Multiple color options
- Quality zippers
Ares for Improvement
- Extra racquet dividers in the main compartment
- Size options
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