Top 15 Best Bowling Ball Bags of 2021 Buyers Guide

This may seem like an obvious question, but if everything was obvious you wouldn’t be reading this article right now.  Consider how many bowling balls you have at this very moment. Ask yourself.  Will you be adding more bowling balls to your line up in the near future? Are you going bowling with your family or partner? If so, do you want to carry all your bowling balls together?  Whether you’re looking for a single carrying bowling bag, double rolling bag, 3 ball rolling tournament bowling bag, 4 ball stackable bowling bag, or the triple stacker 6 ball rolling bowling ball bag.

Shoe Storage – It’s a fabulous idea to make an investment in shoes because the cost of shoe rentals greatly outweighs the benefits of owning your very own pair. Buying your own shoes comes with a sense of freedom and engagement. Meaning, you get to skip the smelly shoe rentals that were causing you to slip and slide down the lane. You now get to focus and engage more than ever on your bowling form with new bowling shoes that are surprisingly very affordable. Therefore, it’s important to decide if you want your bowling ball bag to have shoe storage. Again, If you are purchasing this bag for multiple people make sure you have additional compartments to fit additional shoes.

What accessories should I carry in my bowling ball bag?

Top 10 bowling Accessories

1. Bowling Tape – Bowling tape, available in smooth or textured, is used in the thumb hole to adjust the grip slightly.
2. Bowling Towel or Bowling Shammy – used to wipe dirt and oil off the ball before you take your next shot.
3. Grip Sack/Resin Bag – used to keep your hand dry and minimize perspiration that may interfere with your ball release.
4. Bowling scissors or utility knife – Perfect for cutting tape.
5. Wrist Supports – This will prevent the back of the bowling hand from tilting back prior to the release of the bowling ball.
6. Protective liquid skin patch – a must have if you have any open skin that needs to be closed up.
7. Grit Pads – used to restore the cover stock of the bowling ball to alter the more desired ball reaction.
8. Spray bottle liquid bowling ball cleaner – much needed to keep your bowling ball clean before and after bowling.
9. Bowling Ball Polish – a polished bowling ball will control the skid on dry lanes for more optimal control.
10. Nail Clippers & Nail File – you don’t want to put your fingers in your mouth so always have both.

Bowling Bag Material – Like thread sheet count, bowling ball bags are made of a polyester material with a Denier range of between 300D and 1600D. The lower the Denier number results in a lower quality fabric. Typically, most bowling bags are made up of at least 600D, which is a heavy and durable fabric. More expensive bags may use a Ballistic Nylon ranging from 840D and 1680D. Ballistic Nylon is thicker and even more durable than the polyester 600D.

Roller Bags – Roller bags are very convenient for their retractable and lock in place handle. If height is a priority for you be sure to consider the length of the handle when extended to the bags maximum ability.

Warranty – Most bowling ball bags come with a manufacturer warranty that provides some product coverage on average 5 years from date of purchase. Products must be registered through the manufacturer website and protects your investment in case any defective materials or workmanship were used when making your product. Warranties can be helpful when a wheel randomly falls off so be sure to check the manufacturer website to check their warranty information prior to purchase.