The bargain equipment deals bring together gear that supports the rugby player from training to match day at a discounted price: helmets Gilbert and Canterbury, shoulder pads Canterbury and Force XV, mouthguards Gilbert, adidas Opro and Tremblay, replacement studs, club bags Force XV, Tremblay CT and Sporti. A useful selection for players, parents, and coaches.
Rugby gear at a discounted price.
Rugby shoes last much longer when you replace their studs on time. The Precision Union Studs, sold in packets, replace the worn studs caused by friction on car parks and the concrete of changing rooms. A worn stud slips in the mud, a chipped stud becomes sharp and may be rejected by the referee, with World Rugby rules limiting the length to twenty-one millimetres. A stud key and a set of new studs in the bag prevent you from having to give up a training session.
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A club also relies on its shared equipment. The kit bag Sporti Pro, compartmentalised, stores bandages, cold packs and disinfectant for quick intervention on the sidelines. The ball bag Force XV carries the balls from a session between the clubroom and the pitch. The wheeled bag Force XV eases the burden on coaches transporting bibs and cones, and the sports bag doubles as Tremblay CT to accommodate gear for a whole tournament day. Finally, the tactical board allows the coach to sketch a lineout play at half-time.
For a child starting out, three protections are essential. The gumshield, suitable for a small jaw like the Tremblay or the adidas Opro child, moulds in hot water. The helmet, like the Gilbert Air for children, lightweight and ventilated, is chosen based on head circumference measured above the eyebrows. The shoulder pads for children Canterbury Pro or Force XV are adjusted according to chest size and provide reassurance during initial tackles. Discounted protections allow you to keep up with the child's growth from year to year without breaking the bank.
Great bargains can also be found in the sales, clearance, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections. The highlights of the year follow a set pattern: Black Friday at the end of autumn, the holiday season, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, then the summer sales and the back-to-school period.
Yes, a discount does not affect the certification: a helmet or shoulder pad bearing the World Rugby label is still allowed in competition. This stitched label should be checked before purchase.
To explain a lineout play, a play launch or a defensive setup by drawing with a dry-erase marker. Coaches use it at half-time and during video sessions to make instructions visual.
Adhesive and cohesive bandages, compresses, disinfectant, instant cold packs, scissors, and gloves. The kit is completed according to the club doctor's instructions and checked before each match.
It isn't mandatory, but it helps a player coming back from a sprain or with a weak ankle. It should be worn under the sock, with a size chosen based on ankle circumference.
Separate shoes and dirty kit into a separate compartment, air out the bag as soon as you return, and let the gear dry in the open air. If left damp in a bag closed up, the materials can quickly develop a persistent smell.