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Wilson Courage Super Tour 3 Pack Tennis Bag

Wilson Courage Super Tour 3 Pack Tennis Bag
- ANNIVERSARY BAG: The Wilson Courage Super Tour 3 Pack Tennis Bag celebrates Wilson’s 110th anniversary with embroidered script logo and classic Wilson colors. This classic bag contains a main compartment that can hold up to three racquets, a change of clothes, and a few tennis balls. The large accessory pocket also saves space to tuck away smaller belongings such as keys and phones. The padded shoulder strap makes it convenient and comfortable to carry.
- FULL RACQUET COMPARTMENT: The bag fully encloses up to 3 tennis racquets, larger gear and other equipment. There is also a large accessory pocket for additional space for gear, equipment and personal storage.
- LOCKING ZIPPERS: Zippers keep bag contents dry and prevent spills.
- OVER-THE-SHOULDER-CARRYING-STRAPS: The bag design gives you the option carry over the shoulder or with a top grab handle.
- SPECIFICATIONS: Dimensions - 30 x 4 x 13" / 76 x 10 x 33 cm. Fabric Composition - 100% Polyester.
Country USA
Brand Do It Tennis
Binding Apparel
Color Black
Size 30 x 4 x 13"
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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