In short: choose your sports bag by the volume you need to carry, especially if you pack gloves, shin guards, spare clothing and a bottle after training.
- Light session: a drawstring bag or a format around 24 L works for shorts, a t-shirt, hand wraps and small accessories.
- Boxing, kickboxing or Muay Thai: allow more space if you carry boxing gloves and shin guards several times per week.
- Full training kit: a 37 L to 61 L volume helps separate clothing, towel and bulkier protective gear.
- Daily travel: if you prefer carrying your gear on your shoulders, also compare sports backpacks.
This selection includes bags from Venum, RDX Sports and Phantom Athletics, from drawstring bags to large-capacity sports bags. CombatCorner is the official distributor in Switzerland for RDX Sports. To choose clearly, check the stated volume in litres first, then the carrying style and the amount of equipment you use in each session.
