Our selection of Basketball Bags brings together bags from players and clubs: Kempa Team Glory and Pro backpacks, Hummel Essential, Rigorer and Anta Kai, Hummel Blaze and Kempa K-Line sports bags, and Kempa, Tremblay CT and Mikasa ball bags.
All your gear, from the changing room to the court.
The player takes to every training session their indoor shoes, kit, a towel, a water bottle, and sometimes their ball. Their bag must therefore offer a large main compartment, a separate and ventilated shoe pocket to keep the kit clean, and small pockets for keys and a phone. Some backpacks have a ball net at the front, to carry the ball to the playground without holding it under their arm.
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The backpack, like the Kempa Team Glory and Pro, the Hummel Essential, the Rigorer from the Chinese basketball brand, or the Anta Kai, from Kyrie Irving’s line with Anta, is easy to carry on public transport and leaves your hands free. The sports bag, or holdall, like the Hummel Blaze or the Kempa K-Line, offers more space for tournaments and multi-day trips. The Kempa and Hummel bags, brands for indoor sports, come in team colours.
A club needs ball bags to transport its equipment to the gym. The bag Kempa for twelve balls and the bag Tremblay CT for fifteen balls, with a large opening and straps, can hold the balls for a whole team. The smaller ball bag Mikasa protects a match ball. It's best to choose a robust fabric bag that's easy to clean, and air out the bags after each session by removing wet shoes and clothes to avoid smells.
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The bag should hold shoes, kit, towel, and water bottle. A backpack of around thirty litres is sufficient for training; a larger sports bag is useful for tournaments.
It keeps the often damp indoor shoes separate from the clean kit. Ventilated, it limits smells and prevents clothes from getting dirty on the way back from training.
Some backpacks have a ball net at the front. For several balls, the ball bag, like those from Kempa or Mikasa, is ideal for a club or school.
Empty it, brush it, then wash it by hand in warm soapy water. Let it dry open in the air to prevent smells and mould.
The ball bag, with a wide opening, carries the team's balls; add a sports bag for cones, bibs, and the first-aid kit.