Head Tennis Backpacks

Head Tennis Backpacks

Head tennis backpacks are a practical solution for players who want to comfortably carry their racket, shoes, clothes, accessories, and personal belongings to practice, a sparring session, or a match. They are a good alternative to a larger tennis bag, especially when you only bring an essential set of equipment to the court.

Our offer includes Head tennis backpacks from the Tour, Pro, Pro X, Team, and Base series — from compact training models to larger Racqpack backpacks, holding up to 3 rackets.

Why choose a Head tennis backpack?

A Head tennis backpack is ideal for players who regularly commute to the court and need convenient equipment organization without carrying a large thermobag. A dedicated racket compartment, a main compartment, accessory pockets, and a shoe compartment allow for easy separation of training equipment from personal belongings.

Selected models also feature typical tennis solutions, such as a racket compartment with CCT+ technology, an integrated shoe pocket, mesh side pockets, an external phone pocket, or a rolltop design. For example, the Head Tour Backpack 25L holds 1–2 rackets and has a shoe compartment, while the Head Tour Racqpack offers a capacity of about 40 L and space for 3 rackets.

Most popular Head backpacks

The category includes models tailored to different player needs:

Head Tour Backpack 25L – a versatile tennis backpack for 1–2 rackets, clothing, shoes, and accessories
Head Tour Racqpack – a larger racqpack model, good for players who bring more equipment
Head Pro X Backpack 25L – a modern backpack with a more advanced character
Head Pro Backpack 18L – a compact model combining sports functionality with urban style
Head Team Backpack 21L – a practical training backpack for an essential tennis set
Head Base Backpack 17L – a simpler model for one racket, good for a tennis lesson or regular training

How to choose a Head tennis backpack?

When choosing, it's worth paying attention to the number of rackets, capacity, the presence of a shoe compartment, pocket layout, and carrying comfort. A smaller 17–18 L backpack will be suitable for a basic training set, 21–25 L models will be more versatile, and a larger Racqpack is better suited for players who bring several rackets, extra clothing, and more accessories to the court.

For training, sparring, and commuting to the court, it's best to choose a Head tennis backpack that fits well on the back, holds the most important equipment, and allows you to keep things organized without carrying a large tennis bag.