Club bags and cases Tremblay CT

Tremblay, equipment designed for clubs and schools

Founded in 1971, the brand Tremblay has made a name for itself in the distribution of equipment for team sports. It primarily targets professionals: clubs, schools, and local authorities, with a catalogue that covers football, most team sports, and athletics.

Its luggage follows this logic. While big brands think about the player's bag, Tremblay CT focuses on coaching equipment: transporting balls, bibs, first aid kits, or stopwatches for a session, and then storing everything in the club’s room without forgetting anything.

Compare with other luggage brands

For the player's bag, adidas offers the Tiro and Defender bags, Errea has backpacks and roller bags from the Parma equipment supplier, and the Mizuno range includes Team bags and coach Ryoko bags. All the bags, from backpacks to team trolleys, can be found on the luggage page.

Transporting session equipment: mesh bags, markers, and large volumes

The mesh bags from Tremblay CT, such as the mesh holdall or equipment bag, allow air circulation: wet balls and bibs dry instead of festering until the next session. A dedicated bag transports markers and slalom poles, long and bulky, without them scattering in the boot.

For travel, the roller bags with seventy litres, and the very large bag of one hundred and sixty litres measuring one hundred by forty by forty centimetres, hold the kits for a whole team. The double sports bags separate two sets of equipment, and a cover with a cloth protects the tactical board Taktifol.

Stopwatches, first aid, and officiating: the coaches' cases

The cases for ten stopwatches store the timers for a group, useful for physical tests, speed workshops, or school athletics sessions. Each device has its place, which prevents damage and forgetting when packing away.

The mini physiotherapist's bag can be placed at the edge of the pitch to keep first aid supplies within reach, and the mid-sized referee's case holds the official's equipment for the day. These bags may not appear in the team photo, but they save valuable time for those organizing each session and match.

Equipping the club’s coaching staff at the right time

Clubs often place orders when the season resumes, but other times are also suitable. Equipment promotions during Black Friday allow for planning ahead for the second half of the season, before the year-end holidays and winter sales. In spring, the French Days for equipment fall before youth tournaments, then summer sales prepare for the resumption of training. End-of-range items go into clearance, and every order is prepared and shipped within 24 hours.

Frequently asked questions

What should be in a physiotherapist's bag for a football club?

The essentials take up little space: cold spray or ice packs, compression bandages, strapping, dressings, disinfectant, band-aids, and scissors. Include a list of emergency contacts and check the contents after each match.

Why store bibs in a mesh bag?

Bibs often come out damp from the session. In a mesh bag, air circulates and they dry while waiting for washing, whereas a closed bag lets them fester and smell bad.

What is a stopwatch case for in a club?

It allows for timing multiple players or several workshops at the same time, during a speed test or circuit. The stopwatches stay organized and protected between sessions.

What bag is needed to transport a team’s balls?

A mesh bag or a large sports bag is sufficient for about ten balls. For a football school with several groups, a large-volume roller bag avoids trips back and forth to the store room.

How to maintain a large roller bag for the club?

Empty it after each trip, clean the wheels of dirt and gravel, and let it dry open. Regularly check the telescopic handle and seams, which are under significant stress from heavy loads.