Training Trousers Sale
These sales feature discounted training trousers: Proact men's and women's joggers, Force XV Force Plus designed for rugby, and Joma Suez. Fitted bottoms at the ankles that keep legs warm during warm-ups, technical workshops, and winter sessions, along with our sizing and care tips.
The bottom of the outfit at a reduced price.
Proact, Force XV or Joma: three tracksuit bottoms
The tracksuit bottom Proact is a simple and sturdy club model, available in men's and women's fits, the latter being more tailored at the hips. The Force XV Force Plus comes from a brand specializing in rugby, which designs its training gear for clubs and their repeated sessions. The Joma Suez, made by the Spanish brand established in 1965, rounds off the selection with a team model that's easy to match to a club's colours. All three can be worn for warming up as well as for team travel.
Other teamwear categories
Sales are also available for:
All teamwear sales are gathered on the teamwear sales page.
Tapered bottoms, ankle zips and pockets: useful details
A good training bottom is judged by its details. The tapered bottom, with either a ribbed cuff or elastic, prevents the fabric from dragging under studs; ankle zips allow you to put it on or take it off without removing your shoes, which is handy at the end of warming up. The zippered pockets keep keys and phone safe during travel, and an elasticated waistband with drawstring ensures it stays secure while running. Finally, the fabric, either woven polyester or brushed mesh inside, determines the warmth of the bottom.
What size and length of trousers to choose
A tracksuit bottom is chosen based on waist circumference and inseam length. For a build with developed thighs, a straight cut or one size up prevents the fabric from pulling during bends. The women's fit takes into account wider hips and a more defined waist. The bottom should fall just above the shoe: if it's too long, it wears at the heel and collects mud. During sales, measuring a pair that fits well and comparing its measurements to the brand's guide helps avoid nasty surprises.
Other good deals
Good bargains can also be found in the good deals, clearance, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections. The major events of the year follow a consistent order: Black Friday in late autumn, the holiday season, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, then summer sales and back to school.
Frequently asked questions
Training bottoms or tracksuit bottoms: what's the difference?
Both terms often refer to the same garment. The training bottom is however more fitted and designed for running, whereas the tracksuit bottom, being looser, is often worn for travel.
Can you run in tracksuit bottoms?
Yes, if they are tapered at the ankles and made from a moisture-wicking material. A thick cotton model is fine for lounging but becomes heavy when wet.
How to wash a muddy training bottom?
Let the mud dry, brush it off, then wash at thirty degrees inside out. A cold water soak prevents dirt from setting into the fibres.
Are there training bottoms for kids?
Yes, most club ranges include junior sizes, indicated by age or height. A tapered model is better suited for children, as they won't trip over the fabric.
Why keep your bottoms on during warming up?
The muscles in the legs warm up faster when covered, which reduces the risk of strains. They are removed just before high-speed exercises or kick-off.
