JOOLATour Elite Pickleball Bag - Backpack & Duffle Bag for Pickleball Paddles & Accessories - Holds 4+ Paddles - Includes Fence Hook - Choose from Multiple Colors.

Excellent size bag- not oversized like the Elite Pro bag but still much larger than typical sling style bags. The insulated side pockets are perfecting for holding multiple paddles in each pocket. The center opening is huge and also has several small zip up pockets and sleeves for holding small items. Although I do not use the shoe holder on the bottom of the bag for shoes, it is a great place to store extra shirts or shorts. Purchased this as “used-like new” with a nice discount and bag arrived in perfect condition and original packaging. Super bag for a good price.

I bought this bag thinking it would make me Ben John’s … unfortunately I’m still 57 years old and move like a beached whaleBag holds all my stuff and water bottles … high quality zippers and buttons … rain resistantHighly recommend

The Pro model of this is huge-- and I think is too big. This unit, however, can hold 2 paddles in the warming area side pockets. Shown with the foil lining. And 5 more in the middle area. Or 2 more paddles, shoes, some balls, a jacket in the middle area. For the sides here are plenty of pockets for sweat bands, phone, keys, erasers, safety glasses. The main compartment has a zippered area for more items.Color is great and looks cool carrying around the club like a backpack. If you play tennis then this size is similar to a big babolat bag for rackets. The handle straps are thin. Everything is scaled down to pickleball size.If you hit Joola paddles and I have 1-4 paddles and other gear then this is the bag for you.

Love the bag, good quality. Started out with a small pickleball backpack. Wanted to have room for shoes. Then used my old soccer backpack. Still wanted separate pockets. I don’t like my energy bars getting smooshed. Finally bought this bag, was pricey, but worth it after seeing all other options. Plenty of pockets for snacks, keys and phone, pickleball accessories, sunscreen and first aid things. I bought a separate shoe bag for my shoes, never liked the built in shoe bag. I use that for holding my pickle balls. Plenty of room for everything and more.

I got this to hold the 4 paddles I end up carrying for both my wife and I. Me I'm a minimalist 2 racquets a towel and a pocket for keys, phone wallet etc. and I'm good.,, for my wife all the above plus battery powered fan, extra battery for cell phone, Bose Bluetooth speaker, snacks, socks, light jacket, balls, Kitchen sink... you get the idea. and it still has room. Seems well constructed I like that you can carry it like a duffle bag or as a backpack. the straps for the backpack stow in a pocket while not in use. Strap used to hang on the fence has held up well so far (I Play about 3 times a week average and I've had it for about 2 months?) pocket are good sized, but are way more usable in the duffle configuration. When hanging up they are prone to having things fall out if not careful. Bothers the wife more than me, I'm not in and out of the, that much but it something to take into consideration. While I have no experience with the smaller version if it was just for one person I would definitely go the smaller one unless you really need the extra storage . Overall I would buy again, and have no problem recommending this product. ( I only ranked 4 on durability because I haven't had it long enough to really be sure)

I really like this bag. Big enough to fit an extra change of clothes but not huge. My only gripe is this thing seems to be supper popular and there are many of these at the pickle courts so I am afraid someone will grab mine by mistake.

Bag design is good. Colors are catchy and really stand out. The quality of the materials and the build are excellent. It can easily accomodate more than 4 paddles even with the ball picker installed. I use it to haul 5 paddles and over twenty balls in the bag when I go out with the family for a game. I would highly recommend it for anyone who has a lot of equipment to haul.

A terrible bag especially if it is supposedly custom-made for pickleball. It is at least big enough to hold a couple of paddles and some extra clothes. But here are the main problems. It needs an outside mesh pocket or two where you can put your sweatbands and wristbands after playing. Or where you can put other stuff that you need fast, like a handkerchief. Second, it needs some kind of strategy for a water bottle. Better perhaps a mesh pocket like nearly every backpack sold in the world has. What we are left with is just throwing the water bottle into the big compartment and hoping that it doesn't leak and digging it out every time you need a drink. Third, the side pockets absolutely do not work, at least if you hang the bag up, which is the way everybody uses them. You unzip a pocket and everything, for example your phone, falls out. Fourth, it needs a designated spot for phone, billfold and keys, including a hook for your keyring.