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racket case redesign (3)
Re: racket case redesignby alex 21 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: racket case redesign) was posted by alex, on 4/7/2005 8:32:32 AM:
| A cool color for a hard case would be chrome, metal. If you've ever seen poker chip cases, you would know what i'm talking about. A case like that, but designed for rackets. If not that, then plexiglass so you can see through the case. With hard cases you could easily protect balls should you store them in there. A small rectangular compartment at the top would be handy. I'm always worried about crushing the balls I store in a soft case. My crude design of a good hard case as follows.. Store the balls at the top in a diff. compartment, racket on bottom. _____ |OOO| <- 3 balls |---| <- partition divider |xxx| <- racket |xxx| |\x/| | | | ----- |