Racquet Bag Voyager

The Cancha Voyager is incredibly close to being the ultimate minimalist racket bag. The weatherproofing is top-tier, the modular design makes it amazingly versatile for commuting or travel, and the sleek aesthetic looks fantastic both on and off the court. It effortlessly handles everything you actually need without the unnecessary bulk of traditional, massive tennis bags. However, there is one specific design choice that keeps it just shy of a flawless 5-star rating: the shoulder straps. The Main Criticism: Strap Width & Geometry While the wide straps and padding is great for distributing a heavy load, the shoulder straps are designed to be quite wide from top to bottom, maintaining a broad profile throughout their entire length rather than tapering down. The Issue: Because the straps don’t narrow as they wrap down under the arms, they can cause noticeable friction. Who it affects: If you have a slighter build or your shoulders aren't particularly broad, the inner edges of the straps may cause irritation over long durations of carrying the bag The Result: During longer walks or when carrying the bag fully loaded, this constant wide profile can cause mild irritation and chafing on the sides of your body and torso. The Verdict If you have a broader frame, you likely won't notice this issue at all and will find it to be a perfect 5-star bag. But if you have narrower shoulders, the uniform strap width is something to keep in mind. It is still an exceptional piece of gear that gets almost everything else right, but a bit of taper on the lower half of the straps would make it unbeatable. I also shave the Wet/Dry bag which is incredibly useful and well thought out. I've only stored clothing in there but has worked flawlessly thus far. If carrying heavier items like shoes or full water bottles on the outside of the bag, the weight distribution is more noticeable given that portion of the bag is attached to the main bag at four points vs a permanent fixture. For the Organizer Pro, I am enjoying the modular organization. I've read other reviews on the lack of attachment points which I've actually found to be an advantage. It allows me to keep one racket in front and one in back of the organizer and use it as a oversized divider.

Lacking...

As a pure tennis bag I don't really like the bag. It's just a sleeve with area for rackets and very little capability to carry anything else unless you buy add-on bags and stick them on and all that which I guess is one approach being modular, but frankly, even the strap on bag is kind of small I find the whole bag and additional bag just too small to carry more than one racket and balls and headbands and sweat bands, and all that kind of stuff, it just doesn't work for me.

Great bag! And great service.

I bought this bag and the full kit for my girlfriend in green. It’s gorgeous, and the organizer is really well laid out. The construction is really hardy and it has lots of thoughtful details. The zippers are heavy duty (which means a little harder to pull) to keep out the weather and seems they’ll last forever.