If you want to keep all your squash rackets, balls,
equipment and clothing in one place then take some tips from
the professionals and get a squash bag. There are many high
quality squash bags on the market and so it should be easy
to find a bag to suit you.
Most of the bags available today are made from nylon with a
PVC backing and all are generally water and dirt resistant,
quick drying, extremely strong and easy to clean. They are
also all highly abrasion resistant and are usually found in
the corporate colors of the sports companies that
manufactured them. These bags may be branded promotional
items but they are also innovatively cutting edge.
Head, Wilson, Prince and Dunlop are the four major sports
companies that manufacture squash bags as well as squash
equipment and accessories. Wilson bags come in red and boast
Moistureguard and Thermoguard compartments as well as
removable waterproof compartments for wet items. Their bags
include their indoor bag, their six and super six racket
bags, their duffel bag and their traveler bag. Head bags, on
the other hand, come in orange, black and white and players
can choose from their basic bag and their touring team set
of bags including the touring team basic bag, the shoebag
and the sports bag. They also feature bags that showcase
their extremely sophisticated new climate control
technology: the squash pro, squash combi and squash
supercombi.
The Dunlop bags are called the Aerogel Luggage Range after
their innovative racket series and include the six racket
thermo, the ten racket thermo, the wheelie and the large
holdall. They also offer the Club Series as well as the new
Aerogel 4D series, which has the six and ten racket thermos
of the Aerogel Range and a backpack. And last, but not
least, are the Prince bags, which are colored silver, black
and green and which are made of 400D trilobal with PVC
backing (silver), PVC (black) and shiny 420D dobby nylon
(green). Unique among squash bags is their wheeled duffel
and they also offer a normal duffel, a backpack, a locker
bag and bags holding either six or twelve rackets.
Whether you're a junior or an experienced player, you will
need a squash bag but, as there are no rules to say which
bag you must buy, why not get the one that would be most
practical for you.