Clubs Space to equip an entire team
Our Clubs Space brings together the collective equipment from rugby clubs and schools: team socks Proact, Macron and Force XV, non-slip socks Uhlsport, reversible bibs, cones and tactical board Gilbert, articulated corner posts, spare studs, bottle holders and ball bags. Coaches, managers and equipment officials can find everything they need to kit out an entire team.
All the collective equipment, in one place.
Preparing for the resumption: the inventory of shared equipment
Before the resumption, an inventory prevents shortages in the first sessions. Count the balls by size, three, four or five depending on the categories, allowing about one ball for every two or three players. Next, check the condition of the pinnies, cones and bottle holders, and then top up according to the announced numbers. Shared equipment between categories, such as tactical boards, corner posts or tees, should be stored separately in the facility, while balls should be assigned to each group to maintain the right size and encourage responsibility among coaches.
The families of the space
The Clubs Space includes:
You can also find protectors, teamwear, and bags.
Team socks: club colours and grip
Identical socks complete the match kit and assert a team’s identity. The models with Proact, the Macron Fixed, and the Force XV socks come in several colours to match the club’s colours. For grip, the Uhlsport Grip, featuring studs under the sole, limit foot slippage inside the shoe during actions and pushes. Supporters can also find the official socks of Stade Toulousain, RC Toulon, or Aviron Bayonnais, as well as those of Scotland or Italy, with several available in child sizes.
Ball bags, bottle holders and spare cleats
The ball bag Force XV carries several balls for a group at once and keeps them together at the field's edge. The bottle holder Gilbert holds the team's water bottles and can be carried with one hand between two sessions. The cleats sold in packs, Precision Union Studs or Uhlsport in aluminium, replace those that wear out or get lost during matches; World Rugby rule 12 limits their length to twenty-one millimetres. Keeping a spare cleat key and a few parts in the club bag prevents a player from being sidelined due to a simple part.
Good deals
Great bargains can be found in the good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, and Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. Key events throughout the year follow a stable schedule: the Black Friday at the end of autumn, the end-of-year festivities, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, followed by summer sales and the back-to-school period.
Frequently asked questions
How do you equip a rugby school that is opening?
Start with balls in the right size for each category, pinnies, cones, a whistle, and a first aid kit. Corner posts, the tee, and the tactical board come next as the first matches approach.
How to organise the equipment when traveling?
Prepare a bag for each function: balls, pinnies, and cones on one side, first aid kit and bottle holders on the other. A list tucked into the club bag allows for everything to be checked before leaving the opposing field.
How to store equipment in the club's facility?
A bag closed by category for the balls, a bin for the pinnies and cones, hooks for the bags. Allow pinnies and balls to dry after a session in the rain before storing them, to avoid odors and mould.
How to prioritise a club's purchases?
Safety comes first: first aid kit, compliant corner posts, balls at the correct pressure. Next comes educational equipment, pinnies and cones, then uniforms, which are easier to manage when ordered all at once for an entire group.
Are corner posts needed for a match?
Yes, game rules require corner posts with flags at least one meter twenty at the corners of the goals, and others along the touchlines. Articulated models bend on impact and reduce injuries.
