HEAD Core Tennis Backpack, 17 L, Model 284261

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Product guide

HEAD Core Tennis Backpack, 17 L, Model 284261

Model: The HEAD Core Tennis Backpack is a 17-liter tennis bag with a dedicated compartment listed for up to two racquets. Its compact capacity, three compartments and adjustable shoulder straps suit players carrying rackets and court essentials, though feedback raises concerns about durability and zippers.

At a glance

Dedicated racquet compartment is listed to hold up to two tennis racquets.
Main compartment and exterior zippered accessory pocket provide separate storage for gear and small items.
Dual mesh side pockets are described for a small water bottle or tennis balls.
Adjustable padded shoulder straps and a top handle offer carrying options.

Price

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Reference price: ~~$50.00~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Two-racquet capacity in a backpack format.
Three listed compartments, with an exterior pocket for quick-access items.
Mesh side pockets provide a place for a small bottle or tennis balls.

Cons

Customer feedback reports durability concerns, including bags ripping, and zippers coming undone.
At 17 liters, storage may feel limited to players who want room for more personal items.

Technical specifications

17 specifications

Identity
Brand	HEAD
Model	284261
Sport	Tennis

Capacity and organization
Capacity	17 liters
Compartments	3
Racket capacity	2
Pocket description	Stash Pocket

Dimensions and carrying
Dimensions	13"L x 5.1"W x 21.3"H
Weight listed	0.64 kg
Handle type	Shoulder Strap, Top Handle
Strap type	Adjustable
Wheels	No Wheels

Materials and design
Material listed	Polyester
Shell type	Soft
Color	Grey/Yellow
Pattern	Solid
Closure type	Zipper

What to know before buying

Customer feedback is favorable about size and light weight but mixed on quality and storage. Durability and zipper complaints are reported concerns, not confirmed defects for every bag.

What’s in the box

Included

Tennis Bag

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Tennis players carrying up to two racquets and a limited set of court essentials.
Players who prefer a backpack with adjustable shoulder straps, an accessory pocket and side mesh pockets.

Less suited to

Players needing a large equipment bag or substantial room for personal belongings.
Buyers prioritizing assured long-term durability or zipper performance based on the reported concerns.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.4 / 5 · 880 ratings

5 stars73%73%
4 stars13%13%
3 stars5%5%
2 stars3%3%
1 star6%6%

Customer feedback highlights the bag's useful size, two-racquet capacity and light weight, with positive comments about tennis use and value. Quality and storage experiences are mixed, while durability and zippers draw concerns, including reports of ripping and zippers coming undone. For players who mainly need to carry racquets and basic court gear, the listed 17-liter capacity and compartments fit that use, but those concerns matter if dependable long-term use is a priority.

Positive themes

Customers describe it as spacious enough for two racquets and lightweight.
Feedback includes positive views of its suitability for tennis and value.

Negative themes

Some customers report bags ripping and zippers coming undone.

Mixed feedback

Opinions on overall quality vary.
Storage feedback is mixed, with some appreciating the pockets and others wanting more room for personal items.

Frequently asked questions

How many racquets does the HEAD Core Tennis Backpack hold?

The listing states a capacity of up to two racquets in its dedicated racquet compartment.

How much storage does it offer?

The listed capacity is 17 liters, with three compartments. The description identifies a main compartment, a racquet compartment and an exterior zippered accessory pocket.

What are customer feedback concerns?

Feedback includes reports of bags ripping and zippers coming undone. Quality opinions are mixed, so those reports are worth weighing rather than treating as a guaranteed outcome.