Garment duffel
YTONET Garment Duffel, 20.5 × 10 × 12.5 in
- 20.5 × 10 × 12.5 in
- PU leather
- Water-resistant
4.4 · 5,285 ratings
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01The weekend and the court
A garment duffel in PU leather that folds a suit over itself, a 41-litre garment duffel in polyester with a shoe pocket, tennis backpacks for two rackets and for six with a ventilated shoe bay and an insulated pocket, a gym backpack with a laptop sleeve and a shoe compartment, and a 40-litre cooler on wheels that holds 55 cans.

The garment duffel is the piece this shelf is known for: a bag that opens flat to take a suit or a dress on its hanger, folds in half over it, and zips into a duffel that fits an overhead bin. The PU leather version comes in ten colourways and is the one people buy for a wedding weekend; the polyester version is lighter, at a pound and a half, and adds a shoe pocket and a strap for a suitcase handle. The court bags are cut around the racket: a padded compartment for two rackets, a ventilated bay for the shoes so the rest of the bag does not smell of them, and an insulated front pocket that keeps a drink cold through a match. The gym backpack takes the same shoe bay and adds a padded laptop sleeve, so it goes to the office first and the gym after. The cooler rolls: two wheels, a telescopic handle and a lid that comes off.
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Prices are the figures from our last update; the YTONET approach updates them on a schedule, and the figure at the till is the one that counts.
03Before you order
Whether the duffel fits an overhead bin, how a garment bag folds, what the tennis backpacks carry beside the rackets, and what the cooler holds.
Folded, yes on most airlines: the duffel measures inside the 45 linear inches the FAA names as the usual limit, and the airline sets the figure that applies. Hold the dimensions line on the card against your carrier, and put the heavier duffel under the seat rather than over your head, which is what the FAA asks for heavy items.
Two in the backpacks, six in the large bag, in a padded compartment shaped for a racket with the head covered. A pickleball paddle takes half the room of a racket, so the two-racket compartment takes two paddles with room over.
The shoe compartment at the bottom is sealed from the main body and has ventilation holes to the outside, so the trainers breathe out rather than in. It takes a pair up to about a men's 12 laid heel to toe; bigger than that, one shoe goes in the main body.
A gel ice pack passes screening in a carry-on if it is frozen solid when it reaches the lane; partially melted or slushy, it counts as a liquid under the 3-1-1 rule. That is TSA's page on gel ice packs, linked on this shelf, and the officer at the lane decides.
Every size, every wheel
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