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You're most welcome!

Omg 16 min ago I put a dampener I bought for my mom thanks to you, thanks for the really quick video and it’s helpful

Thanks!!

Yep, "tongue" works well.

@@advtennispro is that the real term for it? A tongue style backpack?

Thanks! Love to hear thoughts on ways we can make the cape better, we definitely listen.

Awesome!!

Thanks so much for this. It means a lot. We are players and coaches too, and know the struggle. Have a great one!

Sorry it is not available there.

Awesome! Let us know what you think, Pablo :)

@@advtennispro it’s certainly larger than I am used to but the extra room is nice. Very structured yet lightweight. Very thoughtful pockets (still discovering secrets!) and the lava orange is a lot brighter than I expected but nice for sure. Lot of people at the local courts are asking about it!

@@pablogalvz Fantastic! Please consider joining out ambassador program so you can get 10% commission if people find the bag through you :) www.advtennis.pro/a/buzzbassador/bassador-signup/114247stDU7gpc

Indeed! Always looking to improve :)

Yep! Also, check out the backpack V2 that just launched as it has a dedicated toiletry pocket: ruclips.net/video/-YGdsb0A47Y/видео.html

We're looking to open up a program to help with this and potentially give back the global tennis community. Any shot you'd be open to having a quick meeting about this? If so, please shoot us a note at help@advtennis.pro. Thanks!

Thanks!

100% - you're right. This is surely going to be on V4 :)

Yea, you nailed it. We spent a LOT of time debating this. The flush handles I personally think look nicer, but are a bit harder to grab. As for comfort, I didn't notice much discomfort but tbh I am a bottom strap wearer for the most part. Thanks for the feedback!

Hey Lance, I want to give you a gift for being such a great supporter! Can you email us at help@advtennis.pro?

I'm in the same boat from buying the adv pro bad V2, backpack, and pickleball bag. I'm glad they make a lot of updates but will probs need to wait a bit for other updates since it's not like I can sell a used bag that's been on the floor

I have the same issue. Bought 2 of the version 2.

We're looking to open up a program to help with this and potentially give back the global tennis community. Any shot you'd be open to having a quick meeting about this? If so, please shoot us a note at help@advtennis.pro. Thanks!

@@DuhDuJour We're looking to open up a program to help with this and potentially give back the global tennis community. Any shot you'd be open to having a quick meeting about this? If so, please shoot us a note at help@advtennis.pro. Thanks!

Hey there - That issue (which affected about 10 units) was fixed in V2 and V3 will definitely not have that issue. Thanks for your preorder!

V2 is sold out and V3 will be ready to ship in mid-August.

Yep, you're right - it's more than normal tennis bags. We put a lot of unique features and materials found more so in luggage brands like Tumi and bags like Patagonia then typical tennis bags.

I really dont see 2x the quality or value over a top end bag from a large racquet manufacturer for 125$ at the high end.

If you ever owned one, you would definitely not have said that. The quality, utility is hands down much better than “any top brand”. I have had the privilege of owning the v2 and it’s much better than the standard run of the mill ones that the normal brands carry. The only reason why they won’t do that is it cost too much to make it like that

@@Ryzn322 It's expensive compared to standard bags but the quality and utility is on a completely different level. I was sceptical before I bought mine but having used mine for almost a year now, I can't go back to anything else the usability is so much better.

@@vwmusicplaylist1935 I agree with this. I've got $500 worth of racquets - it makes no sense to put such expensive racquets into a low quality bag. That's before I even talk about my $800 phone, $1000 laptop etc. I need a bag to match as I want to properly protect my racquets / gear as well as having all the pockets etc for travelling to tournaments, league matches etc. I think the price is reasonable for what you're getting as this bag will last for years.

Thanks for the kind words! We will always work to keep improving :)

Aweseome!

Thanks!

Great feedback and yea, we will 100% look into that for future versions.

Yeah right now in the V2 a couple of my racquets are sadly getting chipped bc it's a tight squeeze :(

@@DuhDuJour please shoot me an email at help@advtennis.pro. We want to help!

Thanks and enjoy!

Maybe! We are looking for fulfillment in Europe sometime next year.

We've looked into that for sure and may do it, but we want to make sure that the shelving is high quality. A lot of bags use foam which will degraded and soften over time. Once we get the right material, this is for sure on the list :) Cheers.

​@@advtennispro seconding the shelves/compartments idea...looking forward to it being done right.

Hey there, sorry for the delay. Here is some of the info from our website: There are no cut-and-dry rules, it all depends on your playing style. ADV lets you to test/discover levels of absorption you might not have otherwise experienced. We'd recommend trying each one and see which works best with your racquets and strings. Or, message us for help- we'd love to help find your perfect feel! Here are some more specifics in case it helps: Racquet size:
 Smaller racquets and head-sizes tend to produce more vibration throughout the string bed and frame - because of that, the larger dampeners (Max Sorb & Sorb) tend to be useful in reducing the higher levels of vibration. The Touch dampener works well with larger head-sizes as there isn’t as much vibration to dampen. Racquet material:
 Stiffer racquets tend to produce more vibration throughout the frame - so again, because of that, the larger dampeners (Max Sorb & Sorb) tend to be useful in reducing the higher levels of vibration. More flexible racquets are generally softer/duller, so using the Touch dampener will help prevent too much loss of feel. Strings and string patterns:
Through our tests, we found that string type and gauge didn’t impact vibration too much - but the string pattern did. The tighter the string pattern (the gaps between strings are smaller), the more vibration is produced - so using Max Sorb and Sorb can help reduce the larger amount of vibration. The more open the string pattern (the gaps between strings are larger), the more shock is already absorbed. In this case, the Touch dampener would work well to maximize feel without the “ping” noise. String tension:
 Generally, the tighter the string tension, the more shock is produced. In this case, using either Max Sorb or Sorb would definitely help. Racquets strung a bit looser can benefit from Touch which will maximize feel without the “ping” noise.