Comments: I've had this bag for two years, and it has not held up. First, the white mesh decorative covering cracked and peeled badly, especially along the creases that naturally form on this surface. Next, the strap at the top broke off due to insufficient amount of stitching and was too narrow to hold comfortably in the first place. The front of the bag has heavy duty zippers, but the zippers for the tennis racquet compartments are smaller and of lower quality. One of mine cracked off and broke, making that compartment useless. Last, it has a lot of pockets, but please note that the one for the shoes at the bottom of the bag just extends into the main compartment which takes up a significant amount of room. I don't really feel this bag has enough room to comfortably hold shoes plus the other necessary personal gear. I think the bag is reasonable for the money and was fairly happy with it initially, but it did not stand the test of time.
From: Bob, Orem, 11/25/21

Comments: My wife bought this Fila backpack for me for Father's Day. It can hold a ton of stuff, including two racquets with ease. It is a lot lighter than my Prince Racquet Bag. If you are looking for a great backpack to hold your tennis gear check this one out. I recommend it!
From: Glen, 6/22/21

Comments: Near perfect backpack bag. Great organization via four side pockets. I can fit everything I need for a quick match and everything is easier to find than my tournament bag. Balls, overgrips, hydration tablets, water and coconut water, towels etcetera. One Liter of coconut water and two pickle juice fit perfectly in the insulated compartment. The bag is sturdy. Only tiny quibble is the shoe compartment can be tough to access and when loaded with two racquets. It's easier to single shoulder carry through diagonal court openings.
From: Anonymous, 1/12/21

Comments: Great bag. I previously had a Babolat backpack which was fine. However, it only had two accessory pockets, both the same size. So there weren't many options in separating what went in there, keys, money, phone, and more. Also, the zipper for the compartment holding the racquets did not close all the way, but this Fila bag is much better in those respects. The four accessory pockets are great in that I can separate my belongings and don't have to dig around looking for what I need. One pocket has a soft lining which is good for your phone and the thermal insulated pocket is bigger than I was anticipating. You can put a 32 ounce sports drink in there as well as a smaller 10 ounce bottle and an energy bar or two. I don't know how well it will keep drinks cold, as I just bought this bag and it's winter now, but I'm sure it's much better than a regular uninsulated pocket. The main compartment has a lot of space, more than the Babolat bag I had. However, this might not be such an important feature for some but if you like to carry a lot of stuff around, this bag should be more than capable. Finally, the pockets holding the racquets close much more securely. The racquets go into separate pockets with separate zippers. That not only prevents them from touching and possibly scratching each other, it allows the pockets to close much more tightly. One aspect that some people might not like about the racquet pockets is that the racquet handles stick out to the side, almost at a 45 degree angle instead of straight up like most bags. It doesn't bother me but, again, some people might not like that. Overall, I'm very happy with this bag and highly recommend it to those looking for a backpack style tennis bag.
From: Anonymous, 12/20/19