show us your badminton bag contents...

Is that an Ikea bag in the bin?They're everywhere that lot!!

LOL... i know... they have 4 big stores here in SoCal... i pretty got all my stuff from them... the small bags fits the small bins perfectly and the big ikea bags fit my big bin.. hahahaha... if everything in life would fit so perfectly... :)

Calvin
 
I hope you don't mean their furniture

Im not getting the point here!! :confused: :) :confused:

I would say that 90% of the furniture in my apartment is from ikea... I think their designs are quite appealing and they certainly have the best prices...
As a college student... I dont see any other options for home furnishings...

Oh well.. maybe Ikea has a different reputation in other countries... But on that note... In my home country, which is Malaysia, Ikea is also the top brand of furnishings for young adults....?? :confused:

Calvin
 
No I didn't mean it like that, you said if everything in life fitted so perfectly but Ikea is a well known seller of furniture you have to make fit yourself because it is sold as "flat packed"

Sometimes it's difficult to get the pieces to fit together and you are always left with extra pieces and/or screws.

It's just an urban myth in the UK about "flat packed" furniture.

No offense meant
 
First let me say that NO offense was taken in the first place.... ;)

Sometimes it's difficult to get the pieces to fit together and you are always left with extra pieces and/or screws.

tell me about it!!!! I get mad carrying the furniture in the cart at ikea.... :mad: get mad trying to fit the furniture in my car or a borrowed van... :mad: get mad trying to get the funiture out of the car and into the house... :mad: get mad trying to figure out their "simple" instructions...(some are fine and some are just NOT)... :mad: get mad trying to put the stuff together(missing parts, wrong side, uneven screws, missing tools)... :mad: :mad: and after everything is finished I look at it or sit on it and :mad: I missed a screw somewhere!!!! :eek:

hahahah... vent vent vent... and to think that i still get all my stuff from there... i guess low prices really attract!!!
:)

calvin
 
Hehehehe :D

As a past employee of IKEA for 3 years, it is good to hear that the IKEA problem is a global issue, not just us Aussies struggling to learn and adapt to ways of living with Swedish / European furniture! :D
 
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First let me say that NO offense was taken in the first place.... ;)



tell me about it!!!! I get mad carrying the furniture in the cart at ikea.... :mad: get mad trying to fit the furniture in my car or a borrowed van... :mad: get mad trying to get the funiture out of the car and into the house... :mad: get mad trying to figure out their "simple" instructions...(some are fine and some are just NOT)... :mad: get mad trying to put the stuff together(missing parts, wrong side, uneven screws, missing tools)... :mad: :mad: and after everything is finished I look at it or sit on it and :mad: I missed a screw somewhere!!!! :eek:

hahahah... vent vent vent... and to think that i still get all my stuff from there... i guess low prices really attract!!!
:)

calvin

Then it's not just an urban myth in the UK
 
MY BAG....

-Amourtech 700
-MP 77
-Cab 5000
-VF 80
-MP 55
-Towel
-Water Bottle
-Amourtech Bag
-Muscle Power Bag
-2 Mavis 300 Yonex Bird Canasters (1 yellow 1 white)
-Yonex Super Grap
-3 Wilson Overgrips

and of course...
-New bag smell
-price tag
-recipt

lol yep just got it 3 days ago
 
Heres my stuff
got some birds but too lazy to dig it out
 

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Don't have a pic... but you guys can really squeeze stuff into a little bag!
My racket bag contents are

3 Rackets : Cab 20, MP99, MP77
Spare grip (Ti-2000)
Victor Champion Shuttles (i remember the days they were $4 cheaper than Yonex)
Shoes and socks (speperate shoe bag)
Towel/Change of clothes
Sapre T-shirt for super duper days
Toiletries bag
Water bottle
Wallet / Watch / Car keys
A Pen
 
hi all,

this is what i have:

1x mp100
1x iso sp 900 sx
1x as-ti
1x prokennex 787

1x tube of nylon birdie
1x tube of feather birdie
1x towel
1x shorts
1x package of yonex 440 grip
1x victor bag
1x pair of gosen badminton shoes
1x white t-shirt
1x pair of white socks
1x 500ml of water

vc :)
 

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What I want to see if for some of the people who have everything, including the kitchen sink in their bags to have before and after (empty and full) pictures of the bags, some have to be bursting at the seams.
 
wow.. seems like yonex is a big brand.. every1 seems to have it. But i seldom Bring along my Yonex racket.

my bag(Apacs):
(left to right)
Yonex Rexplay7(Squash)(for training wrist)
Apacs PowerConcept 999
ProAce Ti-AE
ProAce Ti-Dream
Sintec Ti-88

1 tube of new shuttles(feather)
1/2 tube of used/left shuttles(feather)
WaterBottle

Not featured in pic:
Ashaway Grips
Sintec Grips
Towel + Shirt
Wallet + keys:D

Don't wanna put these stuffs on the floor. sorry i've got a sucky webcam.
 

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in my bag...

- 2-3 rackets: AB 200, AB AS-Lite, AB Attack
- tube of shuttlecocks (medium.. good for 6 pcs.)
- 1 big bottle of cold mineral water
- my badminton shoes, Yonex AR 835
- 2x t-shirt
- 1x shorts
- 2x towels
- underwears
- pair of socks
- head band
- wrist band & arm band
- chewing gum
- wallet
- cell phone
- salonpas liniment
- foods
 
When I'm cycling, I have to carry a light bag. But otherwise, my main racket bag typically contains:

First-aid kit
Copy of the laws of badminton
2 Karakal SL-70 rackets
1 tube Yonex AS-50 shuttles
1 tube Yonex Mavis 370 shuttles
Wallet/phone/watch etc.
Shoes (Yonex SHB89M)
Socks (Thorlos)
Towel for showering
Clothes to change into after shower
Bunch of bananas in a plastic bag

I carry my water bottle separately, since it tends to leak. Sometimes I add some old rackets, if I think other people will need them to play.

If you think that packing a racket bag with all this stuff is tough, you should see how compact my first-aid kit is :D Took me almost an hour to work out how to repack it the first time.....
 
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My Cool Bag!!!

I'm not the richest guy in town, nor do i spend money hiring a coach. Unlike some people i know...Grrr! Anyways here is my awesome bag. Great thanks to Nick....

Here the list of my stuff:
Yonex Bag
Birdie Keychain...Thankx Nick!
Isometric VF 90-Slim
Isometric VF 77
Armortec 800 OF
Asian Badminton Court Shoes
Yonex Polo Shirt
Yonex Socks
BG 68 Ti Strings
BG 65 Ti Strings
Yonex Bag Strap
Mavis 300 Shuttlecocks
Wilson Match-Point Shuttlecocks
Bottle of Aquafina
Titanium Strings Container
Baby Powder
Racquet Handle Sock
Racquet Foam Polisher
SuperGrap Grip Tape
Bandaids
Rebok Shoe Odour Control
Dudley Combination Padlock

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because I don't like to strain my shoulders...

... i keep a relatively light bag.

I've got a Head two compartment tennis bag that probably holds something like 6-8 badinton rackets, but inside, I have:

MP55
MP77
Cab 30m
6 X mavis 350
6 x mavis 300
2-3 x mavis 7 "Turkeys" that I "accidentally" took from a local club:rolleyes:
12 X Kason "Standard" birdies
spare overgip (why so many birds? Sometimes I go to help out beginner friends, and no one wants to do shuttle feeds with just half a dozen birds! so whenever they go on special, i have this compulsive habit of buying more birds.)
1 X generic shorts
1 X shirt, usually a nike dri-fit or a helly hansen
2 X kneebraces
1 X elbow brace
1 X roll general purpose cloth tape
1 X pair of shoes
1 X spare pair of socks (essential!)
6-12 X packs of silica gel that I've collected from various boxes of chinese noodles (I usually go to school or work after the gym, and letting my wet clothes soak in their own sweat gives me shivering thoughts.)
1 litre of orange juice in an indestructible nalagene bottle (I used to just bring the carton, until once, i crushed it and it leaked everywhere. NOT NICE.)
1x gym lock
1x small bottle of whoopass, hopes and dreams
 
Just a question,

I've noticed that a lot of you people bring strings with you in your bag. It this just because you're too lazy to take them out in the first place and prefer keep all your badminton stuff in one place, or are you somehow prepared to restring your rackets onsite at the court if you break one?!:rolleyes:
 
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