There’s a new Xamsa squash bag for 2016 called the Xamsa Incognito. It’s a 6-racket bag.
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Tim from Xamsa sent me the Incognito bag to review, and you can check out my video here:
Product Notes
Tim from Xamsa said they’ve tried to create a high-quality bag in what he said was the most popular size (6-racket size) but do it at very competitive price point. They’re pricing this at $50.
Also check out Xamsa squash rackets, which have been around for a couple years and are produced using the same general philosophy.
Ted says
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We purchased this bag for my son for Christmas.
I must say i am very impressed with the bag and fantastic value for money.
It is a stretch to call it a 6 racquet bag, but it would fit three racquets nicely along with all your required gear.
My son (aged 15) loves the sleek sharp black on black look and he is happy with the construction of the and the layout for pockets and gear. Now when he is headed to the squash club, he looks like he means business. LOL.
Great bag, Great Value.
I also purchased the PXT-110 racquet and am impressed with it too.
Great value for money. Awesome racquet for someone that wants a better than average racquet, but does not want to spend $160 to $240 on a racquet just yet.
adam says
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hello, how many tennis racket would it fit including my gears (shoes)?
and im living in uk, are there any other options to get this bag as the price for international delivery is to expensive for me
Pierre says
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I’m not sure about tennis. I’d check PDH Sports for some tennis bags and local shipping
Geoff says
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Hey Pierre. I’m pretty sure you put the bag on your back upside down. If you have it the other way the padding of the straps would sit nicely on your shoulders.
Cheers
Pierre says
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OMG you’re right, that’s embarrassing. Looks like a follow-up video will be in order!
Goeff says
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Just means Xamsa get 2 reviews for the price of one.
Win-win 🙂