Court shoes deserve their own space. A tennis bag with a shoe compartment lets you carry your footwear separately from clothing and everyday essentials, keeping your kit organised from the journey to the court through to packing up after play.
The Maison Muze Westmount Tennis Weekender brings a roomy, dedicated side shoe compartment together with storage for two racquets and a 25-litre tote format. It is a practical combination for players who want their tennis essentials organised in one bag.
Why a separate shoe compartment makes a difference
If you travel to tennis in one pair of shoes and change at the club, dedicated shoe storage gives each pair a place. Your court shoes stay separate from the other items in your bag, and you can keep using the main compartment for the rest of your kit.
That separation is useful on the way home, too. Instead of placing worn court shoes among your belongings, you can return them to their own compartment. It is a simple feature that makes the packing routine more organised.
A roomy shoe compartment in a two-racquet tote
The Westmount's dedicated side compartment gives footwear its own generous space. An exterior racquet pocket keeps your racquets organised separately, while the tote format brings the rest of your court essentials together.
It also includes an exterior water and umbrella pocket, a secure back zipper pocket and a thermal-lined interior pocket. Those distinct storage areas help you organise the items you reach for throughout the day.
What to look for when choosing your tennis bag
Start with your usual tennis routine. The most useful features are the ones that match how you get to the court and what you bring with you:
- Separate shoe storage: give footwear its own compartment rather than mixing it into the main space.
- Racquet capacity: choose storage that matches the number of racquets you carry. The Westmount holds two.
- Organisation: look for dedicated places for everyday essentials, so you can reach them without unpacking your whole bag.
- Carrying options: consider handles and a shoulder or crossbody strap for the journeys you make most often.
- Overall size and weight: use the published dimensions and empty weight to compare the bag with your preferred everyday carry.
For an overview of the main bag formats, the LTA's tennis bag guide is a useful starting point.
The Westmount Tennis Weekender at a glance
| Feature | Westmount Tennis Weekender |
|---|---|
| Shoe storage | Roomy, dedicated side shoe compartment |
| Racquet storage | Fits two racquets; exterior racquet pocket |
| Capacity | 25 litres |
| Overall dimensions | 40 × 16 × 39 cm (length × depth × height) |
| Empty weight | 0.75 kg |
| Carrying options | Top handles and an adjustable, detachable crossbody strap |
| Shell and trim | Water-repellent polyester shell; microfiber vegan-leather trim |
From the journey there to the last point
A well-organised bag earns its place before you step onto the court. Separate shoe storage, dedicated racquet space and accessible pockets each take care of a different part of your routine.
With its roomy shoe compartment, two-racquet capacity and detachable crossbody strap, the Westmount brings those details into a tote you can carry by hand or across the body.
Explore the Westmount Tennis Weekender for product photos, current availability and the full feature list. Have a specific packing question? Contact Maison Muze and we can help you choose.
A Maison Muze guide. Product details updated 15 October 2026.
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