Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag (Beige)

Name: Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag (Beige)
Brand: Hundred
SKU: GOS-12624
Price: 4443.00 INR
Availability: InStock

Product Details

Brand	Hundred
Product Range	Powerplay
Product Type	Tennis Kit Bag
Compartments	3 large main compartments
Capacity	50 litres
Lining	Thermal lining in one compartment
Shoe Storage	Dedicated shoe compartment
Accessory Pockets	2 external pockets plus internal pockets
Carry Style	Long shoulder strap and shorter carry straps
Build	Durable materials with high-quality zippers
Colour	Beige
Colourways	Black, Beige
Best For	Club, academy and tournament tennis players carrying a full kit

Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag is a 50-litre, three-compartment tennis kitbag from Hundred, built to carry racquets, clothing, shoes and full match gear in one organised bag. One of the three large compartments has a thermal lining to help shield racquets from heat, a dedicated shoe compartment keeps footwear apart, two external pockets keep essentials within quick reach, internal pockets hold valuables, and a long shoulder strap plus shorter carry straps let you carry it the way you prefer.

The Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag is made for tennis players who carry more than one racquet and want heat protection for their frames, which matters on Indian outdoor courts and in hot cars through most of the year. It brings a clean, understated look that sits well at the club, the academy or a tournament venue.

Key Features of Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag:

Three Large Compartments, 50 Litres of Organised Storage : Three spacious main compartments give the bag a 50-litre capacity and let you split your kit by job. Racquets go in one, a change of clothes and a towel in another, and balls, a water bottle and accessories in the third. Keeping damp post-match clothing away from racquets and clean kit is the main practical gain, and it also means you are not digging through the whole bag to find one item at a changeover.
Thermal-Lined Compartment, Heat Protection for Racquets : One compartment has a thermal lining that helps shield racquets from heat and sudden temperature changes. High heat softens strings and speeds up tension loss, and a long Indian summer on outdoor hard courts is hard on both strings and frames. The lining slows that down, though it is not a reason to leave racquets in a parked car for hours.
Dedicated Shoe Compartment, Footwear Kept Apart : A separate shoe compartment keeps court shoes away from racquets and clean clothing. After an outdoor session on a dusty hard court or a monsoon walk to the club, shoes come back sweaty, wet or gritty, and keeping them contained protects the rest of your kit and helps the inside of the bag stay fresh for longer.
Dual Carry Straps, Shoulder or Hand Carry : A long shoulder strap and shorter carry straps give you two ways to carry the bag. Use the shoulder strap for the walk or ride to the court, and the shorter straps when you are moving between courts or loading the bag into a car boot.
External and Internal Pockets, Quick Access : Two external pockets hold the things you reach for most without opening the main compartments: phone, keys, overgrips, dampeners or a court entry card. Internal pockets keep valuables and small accessories secure and off the bottom of the bag, away from shoes and towels.
Quality Zips and Durable Build, Made for Regular Use : High-quality zippers and durable materials are built for the daily open-and-close of training and match days. A sleek silhouette and minimal styling give the bag a professional look that suits serious club and competitive players.

Who is Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag for?

The Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag is built for club, academy and tournament tennis players who carry two or more racquets along with a change of clothes, balls and accessories. It is a strong fit for players who train outdoors, drive to the courts or head to practice straight from work or college, where heat protection and separate space for clean and used kit make a daily difference. Players who only carry one racquet and a water bottle will find a smaller tennis backpack lighter and easier to manage.

Care and Maintenance for Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag:

Empty the bag and the shoe compartment after every session and leave the compartments open to dry before you zip it closed. Trapped sweat and moisture are the main causes of smell and mildew in Indian humidity. Shake out court dust and clay grit, and wipe the outside with a damp cloth and mild soap rather than machine washing it, which can damage the lining and the shape of the bag. In the monsoon, store the bag off the floor with a silica gel sachet inside, and even with the thermal compartment, do not leave racquets in a parked car in summer heat.

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What is the price of the Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag (Beige) in India?

The current God of Sports price for the Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag (Beige) is shown at the top of this product page, and it is updated whenever there is a sale. Every order ships free across India, and Pay on Delivery is available, so you can pay when the bag reaches your door. The Powerplay is available in Black and Beige, each listed as its own product, so check the colour you want before ordering. If you are unsure which Hundred tennis kitbag suits your load, the GOS team can help you choose.

Does the Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag have a shoe compartment?

Yes. The Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag has a dedicated shoe compartment, so your court shoes stay apart from racquets, clothing and accessories. That matters most after outdoor sessions or monsoon commutes, when shoes come back wet, sweaty or covered in court dust. Keeping them contained protects clean kit from dirt and smell and helps the bag's lining last longer. Take the shoes out and air the compartment after every session so moisture does not build up inside it.

How many racquets can the Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag carry?

Hundred does not list a fixed racquet count for the Powerplay. The three large compartments are designed for racquets, clothing and full match gear, so most club players keep their racquets together in the thermal-lined compartment and use the other two for clothes, balls and accessories. That layout suits players who carry a match racquet and a backup or two. Players who travel to tournaments with a large set of racquets may still prefer a dedicated multi-racquet tour bag.

Is the Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag waterproof?

It is not sold as a waterproof bag. The outer fabric and zips handle light splashes and a short drizzle on the way to the court, but the bag is not sealed against heavy rain. During the Indian monsoon, keep it under cover where you can and use a rain cover if you commute on a two-wheeler. Always open the compartments and let them dry fully after a wet day, because trapped moisture causes smell and mildew and can affect grips and strings.

Is the Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag good for tournaments?

Yes, it is a practical tournament bag for most players. Three large compartments let you keep racquets, clean clothes and used kit apart across a full day of matches, the thermal-lined compartment protects your frames between rounds on hot outdoor courts, and the external pockets keep your phone, overgrips and entry card within reach. The shoulder strap and shorter carry straps make it easy to move between courts, the car and the players' area.

Does the thermal-lined compartment of the Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag protect racquets from heat?

Yes, it helps. One of the three compartments has a thermal lining that slows down heat build-up and shields racquets from sudden temperature changes, for example when you walk from an air-conditioned car onto a sunlit court. Heat speeds up string tension loss and can soften synthetic strings, so this is useful for Indian summers. It reduces heat exposure rather than blocking it completely, so avoid leaving racquets in a parked car or in direct sun for long periods.

How do I clean the Hundred Powerplay Tennis Kitbag?

Wipe the outside with a damp cloth and a little mild soap, then let it air dry. Do not machine wash the bag, because it can damage the thermal lining and the bag's shape. Inside, shake out court dust, clay grit and ball fluff after sessions, and leave the compartments open to dry before closing the bag. For mildew spots in humid months, a mix of one part white vinegar to three parts water works well, tested first on an inside seam.