Bags

Ice hockey bags for your equipment

Features of a practical hockey bag

• Equipment protection:Robust construction helps protect your kit during transport.
• Organisation:Compartments and pockets help separate equipment and keep smaller items accessible.
• Comfortable transport:Padded straps, handles or wheels can make a loaded bag easier to move.
• Durability:Compare fabric, seams and reinforcement for the weight and frequency of use you expect.

Hockey bag materials

Nylon and polyester are common options because they combine low weight with resistance to wear. Some bags use coated fabrics or tarpaulin to resist splashes. Reinforced seams and bases support heavy loads, but water resistance and load capacity depend on the exact construction.

Useful hockey bag features

Ventilation helps air circulate, but does not replace removing wet equipment to dry. Look for robust zips, comfortable adjustable straps and suitable handles. External pockets are useful for small items, while internal organisation helps separate skates and protective equipment.

Different types of hockey bags

Carry bags are simple and versatile. Wheeled bags reduce the amount of equipment you need to carry over longer distances. Goalie bags are generally larger to accommodate bulkier protective equipment. Compare the dimensions and transport options with your actual kit.

Hockey bags to compare

• BAUER Pro Duffle Bag:Pro-Tarp material, a large main compartment and internal organiser panels are key features of this design.
• TRUE Pro Player Carry Bag:Uses Herculite material in a straightforward, durable carry-bag design. Check the specification for the model’s water resistance and dimensions.
• Grit HTFX Hockey Tower:A wheeled tower-style bag with dedicated equipment organisation.
• CCM 490 Player Wheel Backpack:Combines backpack and wheeled carrying options. It uses water-resistant Pro Tarpaulin and 840D ripstop polyester, with tarpaulin reinforcement along the bottom. Check its dimensions against your equipment.
• Warrior Q40 Cargo Carry Bag:A polyester carry bag with Uni-Grip handles and ventilation panels.

Find the right hockey bag

From carry bags and duffles to wheeled models, compare our range to find enough capacity and convenient transport for your equipment.

Frequently asked questions

Start with bulky pads, then organise smaller pieces around them using the bag’s compartments. Keep personal items separate. Use skate compartments or suitable blade covers to prevent sharp runners from damaging other equipment, and avoid overloading the bag.

Many hockey bags are too large or heavy for cabin limits. Check your airline’s current size, weight, sports-equipment and security rules before travelling; checked sports baggage may have separate fees and conditions.

Avoid leaving valuables in an unattended bag. A suitable lock may deter casual access but cannot guarantee security. Label your equipment with identifying information and use secure storage where available.