Rugby teamwear sales
These sales bring together rugby teamwear at discounted prices: training balls Gilbert G-TR4000 and Sporti, hooped socks Proact, shorts Craft and Hummel, jogging trousers Proact and Force XV, coach's parka and sleeveless jacket Force XV, and studded shoes Mizuno Waitangi. Everything you need to equip a player and the whole club for training and side-line activities.
The team kit at a reduced price.
Training Balls: Gilbert G-TR4000 and Sporti
The Gilbert G-TR4000 is a training ball designed for repeated sessions: robust rubber cover, triangular grip pattern, and a bladder that maintains shape and pressure. It comes in size three for five to nine-year-olds, size four for ten to fourteen-year-olds, and size five for ages fifteen and up. The English brand, which has been making balls since 1823, has made it a reference for clubs. The Sporti Soft'rugby ball, which is softer, is suitable for introducing younger players to the game and for non-contact play, with no risk of face impacts.
The Families
The discounted teamwear comes in:
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Socks, Shorts and Trousers: Training Gear
The striped socks Proact, featuring horizontal coloured bands, reflect the codes of club outfits and rise just below the knee to protect the shins from chafing. The short Craft Squad Solid, plain, goes well with any shirt, and the Hummel Core shorts come in men's, women's, and children's cuts. For winter evenings, the jogging trousers Proact or Force XV Force Plus keep legs warm during warm-up and technical drills, before being removed for matches.
Coach Parka, Gilet and Mizuno Studs
On the edge of the pitch, the coach Force XV parka, long and lined, protects coaches and substitutes from rain and wind throughout the match. The gilet Force XV keeps the body warm without hindering movement during cool sessions. For footwear, Mizuno Waitangi are rugby shoes for soft pitches, known as SG, with replaceable studs that can be swapped out when worn down. The Japanese brand, founded in 1906 in Osaka, ensures foot support for stability in scrums.
Other Great Deals
You can also find good deals in the great deals, clearance, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections. The major events of the year follow a stable order: the Black Friday in late autumn, the end-of-year holidays, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, and then the summer sales and back-to-school promotions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does teamwear in rugby refer to?
The clothing that a team wears outside of an official match: training, warm-up, and travel clothes, often chosen from a single range to dress all players in the club's colours.
At what pressure should a rugby ball be inflated?
A size five ball is generally inflated between 9.5 and 10 psi, which is about 0.66 to 0.69 bar. If over-inflated, it bounces unpredictably and can cause fatigue when catching.
How to outfit a team in the club's colours?
Choose a range that is consistently available, in all adult and children's sizes, to be able to fill out the team as new members arrive. The logo or initials can then be applied by printing or embroidery.
What rugby shoes for soft ground?
Shoes with replaceable studs, known as SG, that dig into a soft surface and provide better grip in scrums. For synthetic or dry ground, moulded studs are more suitable and comfortable.
How often should training gear be washed?
After every session: sweat and mud damage the fibres if they dry in the bag. Washing at thirty degrees, without fabric softener, preserves moisture-wicking properties of technical fabrics.
