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Bowls Bags
Bowls Bag for 2 Bowls
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Ideal for Crown Green Bowls, the Nylon zipped bags
are suitable for 2 bowls + a jack. Modest but sturdy and practical,
they are available in 2 colours.
Dimensions are approx. 35 x 15 x 10cm.
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For those wanting an improved solution for Crown Green Bowls,
the Airport Micro Bowls Bag is an excellent choice. A high quality
bag with a 3 year guarantee, the Airport Micro features space
for 2 bowls in the bottom section and a top section for shoes
and other accessories, as required.
Featuring a shoulder strap and a sleeve for shoe/wet weather
gear, the upper section can be used for shoes and waterproofs.
Camel colour not available. Dimensions approx. 25 x 14 x 34cm.
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Airport Nylon Micro Double Decker - Black (holds 2 bowls)
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£13.53 |
£15.90 |
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Airport Nylon Micro Double Decker - Grey (holds 2 bowls) |
£13.53 |
£15.90 |
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Bowls Bags for 4 Bowls
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The Airport Bowls Bags are a superb prestige range of bags
which offer high quality at attractive prices. The Midi bag
features a shoulder strap and a sleeve for shoe/wet weather
gear. Airport bags come with a 3 year guarantee.
Midi bags are available in Black, Navy and Maroon. Dimensions
are approx. 40 x 30 x 35cm.
Note: We don't always have stock of all colours - if we don't
have the colour you choose, we'll drop you a line and ask if
you wish to wait or select a different colour).
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Airport Nylon Midi Double Decker - Black |
£21.19 |
£24.90 |
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Airport Nylon Midi Double Decker - Maroon |
£21.19 |
£24.90 |
2 + transit time |
Airport Nylon Midi Double Decker - Navy |
£21.19 |
£24.90 |
2 + transit time |
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The Maxi bag is another quality bag with a strap and two layers.
Note: We don't always have stock of all colours - if we don't
have the colour you choose, we'll drop you a line and ask if
you wish to wait or select a different colour).
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Drakes Pride Trolley Bag
Ideal for putting everything you need for your trip to the
club.
- Extending handle
- Separate compartment for your shoes & your bowls
- Your clothes and accessories go in the top layer to keep
clean.
Height 44cm (17.5") Width 35cm (13.5") Depth 22cm (8.75").
Available in Maroon, Navy, Green or Black. Note: We don't always
have stock of all colours - if we don't have the colour you
choose, we'll drop you a line and ask if you wish to wait or
select a different colour).
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The Origin of BowlsBowls historians believe that bowls developed from the Egyptians. One
of their pastimes was to play skittles with round stones. This has been
determined based on artefacts found in tombs dating circa 5,000 B.C. The
sport spread across the world and took on a variety of forms, Bocce (Italian),
Bolla (Saxon), Bolle (Danish), Boules (French) and Ula Miaka (Polynesian).
The oldest Bowls green still played on is in Southampton, England where records
show that the green has been in operation since 1299 A.D. There are other
claims of greens being in use before that time, but these are, as yet, unsubstantiated King Henry VIII was a lawn bowler. However, he banned the game for those
who were not wealthy or "well to do" because "Bowyers, Fletchers,
Stringers and Arrowhead makers" were spending more time at recreational
events such as bowls instead of practising their trade. Henry VIII requested
that anybody who wished to keep a bowling green pay a fee of 100 pounds.
However, the green could only be used for private bowls play and he forbade
anyone to "play at any bowle or bowles in open space out of his own garden
or orchard". In 1845, the ban was lifted, and people were again allowed
to play bowls and other games of skill. Nowadays, Bowls is a hugely popular world sport. It appears in a variety of
guises - Lawn Bowls and Indoor Bowls are recognised International sports with
formal bodies at all levels. Crown Green Bowls is also a major pastime for thousands
of people but this game is restricted more to the British Isles. The smaller
modern indoor versions of the game - Shortmat Bowls and Carpet Bowls are also
more of a British game but are less popular. Table Bowls appears to have turned
up in the 19th century around the Carlisle area and although, it has never become
hugely popular has apparently spread as far afield as Australia... You can learn more about the
Bowls from from The Online Guide
to Traditional Games. |
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