Ever since Maria Sharapova signed a multi-million Head racquet deal in early 2011, she’s also been involved in the design process of elegant Head racquet bags that merge style and performance. The company that stood by the Russian even during the doping ban when a number of sponsors abandoned her has now released a new bag collection in the Sharapova line, offering three models in the charcoal and peach colorway: tote, court and combi.
The Head Women’s Combi Bag is made from premium, durable materials and can hold up to eight racquets in its three spacious main compartments, one of which has CCT+ protection to keep your racquets and strings protected from extreme elements. A front zippered pocket and an inside mesh pocket provide additional space for accessories. The bag can be carried by the two detachable and adjustable padded shoulder straps or elongated grab handle.
The Head Women’s Court Bag, shown below in the middle, offers two main compartments, one of which is equipped with climate control technology CCT+. It has an adjustable shoulder strap and inside and outside accessories pockets.
The Head Women’s Tote Bag is a multifunctional design that is perfect both for your tennis practice and for any other activities you have during the day. The main compartment is separated into three sections, one of which is zippered and felt-lined, making it suitable for a laptop or tablet, then either side will hold a couple of racquets or more gear. A detachable shoulder strap allows this tote to be worn over the shoulder or cross-body.
At Tennis Warehouse USA and Tennis Warehouse Europe you call also find a couple of discounted Head bags from Maria Sharapova’s last year’s collection.
Maria is the No.1 fashion icon in women’s tennis. Love these bags! All her Head collections have been so sophisticated, elegant and practical at the same time.
So was this supposed to be Head Maria tennis bag had she not retired?
The design seemed very Sharapova’s style!
Dear Marija, can you do a post about Sharapova’s wimbledon dress, I would love to know your opinion on the design, and also the Wimbledon tops and skirts for the Nike clans as well.
Marinella, without a doubt, Maria is the best dressed WTA player, both on and off the court.
Ian, yes, Maria would have worn these bags had she not retired. As for the Wimbledon outfits, I feel it’s too late to write about that now. I did present all the looks at the official WTA website, you can see my article here: https://www.wtatennis.com/news/1705176/wimbledon-whites-outfits-ready-for-the-all-england-club