Check what you’re bringing before choosing your kit bag: a pair of indoor shoes, a change of clothes, a towel and a water bottle don’t take up the same space as a weekend tournament with two outfits.
From the small session bag to the large wheeled model, the selection covers every journey for players, coaches and clubs.
A small bag is enough for an evening session. The M holds two outfits and shoes, while the L and XL are for tournaments, training camps, and team bags. The Core 2.0 from Hummel comes in S, M, and L, with a stabilizer at the bottom of the bag. The K-Line from Kempa also comes in various sizes, and the Milano from Select offers a large size.
The adjustable shoulder strap remains the most common option. The convertible bags from Eastpak, like the Carry, can also be used as a backpack. For heavy bags, wheeled models like the Travel Line from Erima or the Team Trolley from Hummel help prevent carrying all the weight on one shoulder.
After a match, the wet outfit and shoes shouldn't touch your everyday clothes. A shoe compartment or separate pocket can make a big difference. If not, a simple fabric bag will do. Always empty your bag the same evening: a sports bag left closed with a damp outfit quickly smells like a locker room.
If you prefer to keep your hands free, backpacks store your gear and laptop. For longer trips, wheeled bags roll behind you. Equipment managers will check out ball bags. You can browse the entire luggage collection on one page.
Clearance items are available on the clearance luggage page. The special offers equipment page features current prices, and Black Friday followed by winter sales bring the prices down on luggage.
A M is suitable for most players: it comfortably holds a kit, shoes, a towel, and a water bottle. Choose an L if you often take two outfits or goalkeeper gear.
A small model may pass as cabin luggage if its dimensions fit your airline's rules. Check them before departure, as they vary from one airline to another.
Empty it, air it out, then clean the inside with a sponge and some diluted white vinegar. Let it dry open, away from a radiator.
The backpack distributes weight better for a young person walking to the gym. The sports bag remains practical when a parent drops them off by car.
Place shoes and the match outfit at the bottom, the spare outfit on top, and the toiletry bag within reach. Slip in an empty fabric bag to separate dirty laundry from the very first match.