Product Description
The Brunswick Blast Single Tote in raspberry is a stylish, lightweight option for bowlers who travel with one ball and a pair of shoes. Built from durable 600D/840D fabric, this compact tote features a removable foam ball holder that cushions your ball and keeps it centered during transport. A built‑in shoe shelf holds up to a men’s size 14, keeping shoes separated from the ball compartment to help your gear stay cleaner and more organized. The padded, adjustable shoulder strap makes it comfortable to carry to league night or open play, while a front zippered accessory pocket keeps essentials like tape, shammies, and keys within easy reach. Finished in a bright raspberry color with embroidered Brunswick logos, the Blast Single Tote delivers everyday convenience with a bold, modern look.
Color: Raspberrry/Black
Features:
- Padded, adjustable shoulder strap
- Shoe Shelf, Holds up to size 14 shoes
- Front zippered accessory pocket
- 600D / 840D Fabrics
- Removable Foam Ball Cup
- Embroidered Logos
- Dimensions: 13"L x 8"D x 14"H
- 2 year warranty
FAQ for Brunswick Blast Single Tote – Raspberry
Q: How many balls and what size shoes does the Blast Single Tote hold?
A: It holds one bowling ball in a removable foam holder and has a shoe shelf that fits up to a men’s size 14 pair of shoes.
Q: What are the dimensions of the bag?
A: The tote measures approximately 13" L x 8" D x 14" H, making it compact enough for easy carrying and storage in most vehicles and lockers.
Q: Is the shoulder strap adjustable and padded?
A: Yes. The Blast Single Tote includes a padded, adjustable shoulder strap for comfortable carrying to and from the lanes.
Q: Does the bag have accessory storage?
A: A front zippered accessory pocket provides space for smaller items such as grip aids, tape, or personal belongings.
Q: What materials and styling does the raspberry version use?
A: It is constructed from durable 600D/840D materials and finished in a bright raspberry color with embroidered Brunswick logos for a clean, modern look.
