TableTennis: Killerspin Optima Table Tennis Paddle Bag (Blue)best

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Killerspin Optima Table Tennis Paddle Bag (Blue)best

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List Price : $29.99 Price : $24.99

Product Description

A rigid case with dual zipper compartments with double foam inlay for safe & secure storage of 2 rackets. Also there is an exterior nylon mesh zippered pocket allows for easy storage of balls. Overall Dimensions: 12" x 8" x 2"

Rigid case
Dual zipper compartments
Double-foam inlay
Exterior mesh pocket
Stores two rackets

Killerspin Optima Table Tennis Paddle Bag (Blue) Reviews

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful

Solid but falls a little short, May 29, 2009

B. Mogg (Dallas, TX) - See all my reviews

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This review is from: Killerspin Optima Racket Case - Choose Color (Sports)

I agree with the previous poster... The pockets in the racket storage compartments are slightly too small to fit a racket. They would be better served by an elastic strap to hold down the handle. That being said, the compartments are tight enough that the racket won't move around, so it's a short-lived complaint.

What I'm more unhappy with is the lack of a carrying strap. I seemingly overlooked this in my research. I'll likely tie something to the zippers to form a handle.

The zippered ball pouch carries exactly 6 balls in case you're wondering.

Another note-- on the back of case (the unpictured side), there is a large killerspin logo. No big deal, just something I didn't expect.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

Just OK, February 19, 2009

mattx "Frequent reader. Infrequent reviewer." (Massachusetts, USA) - See all my reviews

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This review is from: Killerspin Optima Racket Case - Choose Color (Sports)

This case is plenty roomy for two paddles and some balls.

The problem is that it has internal sleeves in each compartment I assume to hold each paddle. The nylon of these sleeves is nicer than the exterior nylon so I think it's better for the rubber.

However the nylon of the sleeves and the tightness of the sleeve combined with the drag of the rubber as you try to insert the racket makes it almost impossible to get the racket in.

I have just given up on using them. I just place the racket inside the compartment.

If this case had no such sleeve I probably wouldn't have batted an eyebrow but since they obviously put it there for a reason it irritates me that I cannot get the paddle in and out.

You could keep the paper or plastic on your paddle's rubber to allow it to slide in and out of these sleeves but what's the point?