Bag
Head Tour Racquet Bag XL
The current Head Tour 12-pack that replaced the old Tour Team Supercombi/Monstercombi naming—75 L, CCT+, shoe pocket, $119, and enough organization for a real club week.
Court Score
4/ 5
Would I tell a friend to demo this? Not an average of the axes.How we score.
- Powerfree depth
- 5
- Controlaim when swinging out
- 4
- Spinshape / dip
- 4
- Comfortarm-friendly sessions
- 4
- Valueworth street price
- 5
What it is
The Head Tour Racquet Bag XL is Head’s current big club/tournament bag in the Tour line—the practical successor to the older Tour Team Supercombi / Monstercombi naming you still see overseas. Three main compartments, room for up to 12 racquets, 75 L volume, one compartment with CCT+ climate control, an integrated shoe compartment, accessory pockets, backpack straps, and top grab handles. US street price locks at $119 on both Head.com and Tennis Warehouse (Sep 2026).
Think of the car-trunk bag that still fits under a club bench: not a logo-heavy Pro X staff piece, just a lot of protected space for the frames you actually hit with.
Who it’s for
Serious recreational and club players who travel with more than two sticks—league nights, practice blocks, and local tournament weekends—and want shoes, grips, and a change of clothes in the same haul. Strong fit if you park frames in a hot car and care about CCT+ more than Djokovic cosmetics.
Skip it if you only need a 6-pack backpack, if you want the Novak-signed Pro X silhouette, or if you insist on a fully waterproof shell and stand-up base (that’s closer to Babolat’s RH12 Pure Aero territory at ~$179).
Standout details
- Specs that matter: up to 12 racquets · 75 L · 76.5 × 33 × 38 cm (~30.1” × 13.0” × 15.0”) · 3 main compartments (one with CCT+) · integrated shoe compartment · backpack carry + top handles · US street $119
- Capacity (our “Power” axis for bags): Real 12-pack haul—frames, shoes, and weekend kit without jumping to a 15-pack Wilson Super Tour
- Organization / protection (Control): Three mains plus shoe separation, external accessory pockets (TW also calls out a quick-access phone pocket and an inside zipper pocket), and CCT+ on one compartment for heat/cold
- Versatility / mobility (Spin — n/a for bags; read as carry options): Backpack straps and grab handles so you can walk the parking lot or flip it onto one shoulder—not a rolling staff bag, not a tiny backpack
- Carry feel (Comfort): Padded construction Head pitches for extra stability; backpack straps attached for dual-mode carry—comfortable enough for club life, not claiming tour-staff plush
- Tradeoffs: Older “Tour Team 9R Supercombi” SKUs still float on some international sites; in the US this Tour Racquet Bag XL is the clear current listing. It’s a soft tennis bag, not luggage—zippers and fabric still hate curb scrapes
Who’s hitting it
Head’s Tour bags are the club/competitor line, not the Novak signature line. On Head’s US product page the Tour Racquet Bag XL is marked endorsed by L. Musetti (Lorenzo Musetti). Tennis Warehouse’s athlete row on the black XL listing highlights Francisco Cerúndolo, Flavio Cobolli, and Jan-Lennard Struff.
Djokovic association belongs to Head Pro X, which carries Novak’s signature/logo on the premium Pro X racquet bags—not this Tour XL. Same brand family, different product: retail Tour bags ≠ the oversized tour-staff trunks you see on TV. You’re buying the 12-racquet club bag Head sells at $119, with CCT+ and a shoe pocket, not a TV prop.
Honest verdict
If Court List already has a Wilson Super Tour 15 Pack, this Head Tour Racquet Bag XL fills the “strong club 12-pack that doesn’t cost Pro X money” slot. Exact current US model name is Tour Racquet Bag XL—not Supercombi, not Monstercombi—same job, cleaner Sep 2026 US specs and a locked $119 price at Head and Tennis Warehouse. Buy it when you haul multiple frames and shoes every week; step to Pro X only if you want the Djokovic cosmetics and premium trim.
Updated 2026-09-06