The Ultimate Pickleball Tour Bag [CRBN Pro Team Tour Bag Review 🌟]

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Ready to carry everything you need for your pickleball game? Introducing the CRBN Pro Team Tour Bag 2.0 - the ultimate tour bag for serious players. Join us as we take an in-depth look at this spacious and versatile bag designed to hold all your gear and more.
Dims: 23" L x 12" H x 14" W
Weight: 3lbs
Key Features:
Built-in, zip-off sling bag for when you don't need all your gear.
2 padded, thermal-lined side pockets that can comfortably fit 3 paddles each
A vented shoe compartment to keep your sneakers fresh
Top thermal-lined pocket for general storage or to be used as a cooler for - drinks and snacks
A large center interior pouch for all your other gear
Underneath compartment for dirty clothes
Built-in fence hooks for hanging your bag
But it's not just about the storage. The Pro Team Tour Bag is designed with comfort in mind, featuring ergonomic shoulder straps that can double as a duffle carry. The coated metal fence hooks are tucked away when not needed, and the weatherproof carbon fiber outer shell ensures that your gear stays safe and dry, no matter the conditions.
With its sleek design and practical features, the Pro Team Tour Bag is the ultimate accessory for any serious player. Don't hit the courts without it.
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[@metal_bloo]

Given the findings on thermal-lined tennis bags, it is reasonable to question the effectiveness of thermal-lined pickleball bags as well. The evidence suggests that thermal linings in tennis bags often do not significantly protect racquets from temperature extremes. This likely holds true for pickleball bags, which use similar materials and design principles.

[@crbnpickleball]

I can't speak to any tennis bags or any testing around that, but in our tests, we've anecdotally experienced a noticeable difference in paddle temperature when using thermal lining vs no thermal lining. In our eyes, this is just a case of "better safe than sorry" where we prefer to do everything we can to keep the temp down-especially in hot climates. Obviously the best case scenario though is to try and keep your paddles out of super hot environments (cars, garages, etc.) as much as possible. To your point though, each consumer needs to decide if thermal lining as a feature is important to them.
Regardless, we appreciate your feedback and insight! At the very least, this has inspired us to try and work on some before/after testing to show in videos. 😃