Sports bags and team bags Mizuno

Mizuno, from a shop in Osaka to the football fields

The story of Mizuno began in 1906 in Osaka, when Rihachi Mizuno and his brother Rizo opened a shop selling imported sports goods. In just the following year, the company started making its own custom sportswear, then branched out into baseball, golf, and athletics.

Football came along with the Morelia: developed from 1983 with the help of Musashi Mizushima, a Japanese player trained in Brazil, the shoe was released in 1985. Its name pays homage to the Mexican city of Morelia, host of the 1986 World Cup. This reputation for careful craftsmanship is also found in the luggage, designed to last season after season.

Compare with other luggage brands

Other brands complement the offer. The adidas luggage includes Tiro bags, Defender bags, and bags from major clubs, while Errea brings the signature of the Parma equipment manufacturer, and Tremblay CT provides clubs with collective bags, briefcases, and equipment bags. The full range, across all brands, can be found on the luggage page.

The Ryoko range, from the player's bag to the coach's one

In Japanese, the word ryokō means journey, and the Ryoko range lives up to its name: it accompanies the travels of an entire team. The Team Ryoko sports bag carries a player's complete outfit, while the Ryoko Equipment bag holds the group's common gear for the session.

The bag Team Ryoko Coach is designed for the coach, who carries more than his own kit: cones, bibs, match sheets, and a first aid kit. The Teamball bag, on the other hand, gathers training balls for a single trip to the pitch, and the Team Football trolley takes over when the load gets heavy.

Team Football, Holdall and backpacks: the Mizuno formats

The Team Football line comes in small and large sizes. The small is enough for training, while the large holds match kit, a towel, and a wash bag. For clubs, Mizuno offers packs of five small Team Football bags and packs of five individual stud bags, a straightforward solution for equipping a group consistently.

The Holdall bag plays the large volume card with a shoulder strap, and the Team and Classic backpacks keep hands free for cycling or taking public transport to the club. A simple backpack can be taken to school as well as to the stadium, without changing bags between the two.

Mizuno bags during the year's key events

The Black Friday kicks off the shopping season with equipment promotions, ideal for equipping a coach or a player before the holiday season. Winter sales follow, then the French Days for equipment in spring, before the end-of-season tournaments. The summer sales and the return to training are when clubs renew their bags, and end-of-line items join the clearance. Each order is prepared and shipped within 24 hours.

Frequently asked questions

What’s the difference between the small and large Team Football bags?

The small is suitable for training, with the kit, bottle, and shin pads. The large adds space for a towel, a wash bag, and a change of clothes, handy on match days.

Can a Mizuno backpack replace a sports bag?

For a midweek training session, yes: it holds the kit and a pair of boots while keeping hands free. For a match with a shower at the club, a sports bag offers more space.

What is the purpose of an individual stud bag?

It keeps muddy studs separate from the rest of the belongings, which helps maintain the cleanliness of your outfit and reduces odours. You take it out of the large bag upon arrival to let the shoes dry.

How to maintain a Mizuno bag after a rainy match?

Empty it as soon as you get back, leave it open in a ventilated room, and wipe the inside with a damp sponge if mud has seeped through. Avoid radiators, which can harden finishes and detach reinforcements.

Can a Mizuno wheeled bag be used for air travel?

It can be checked in like a standard piece of luggage. For cabin use, check its dimensions against those allowed by your airline, as rules vary from one airline to another.