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Wilson R-Series Defyer V1 Backpack - 2026

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Wilson R-Series Defyer V1 Backpack - 2026
Wilson R-Series Defyer V1 Backpack - 2026
£84.99

A backpack for carrying court essentials, inspired by the Defyer racket.

With the same standout design DNA as the Defyer racket, this Wilson tennis backpack gets your gear to the court in vibrant, elevated style. It’s compact enough for easy carrying yet spacious enough to hold two tennis rackets and other on-court essentials. You also get a padded sleeve for a laptop or tablet, plus extra compartments to keep your smaller items separate.

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  • All packages are fully insured for your peace of mind.

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  • Same-day dispatch for weekday orders placed before 2pm (excluding holidays).
  • Weekend orders ship on Monday.
  • 24hr deliveries on Friday may arrive on Monday.
  • Please allow 7 days for delivery before contacting us.
How many rackets does a racket bag actually hold?

The number in the name is optimistic once shoes, clothing and drinks are in. A six racket bag realistically carries three or four frames plus kit. For club play a three or six is plenty; nine and twelve racket bags are for players carrying spares to tournaments.

What is a thermal compartment for?

It insulates part of the bag to slow temperature swings. Heat is what ruins strings and dries out grips fastest, so if your bag lives in a car boot in summer, a thermal section is genuinely worth having rather than a marketing feature.

Backpack or racket bag?

A backpack suits players who walk, cycle or commute to a session and carry one or two frames. A full racket bag suits anyone carrying spares, playing tournaments, or wanting shoes kept separately from kit. Most club players end up owning both.