Carrybags vs. Wheelbags and choosing the right bag

Introduction

Anyone transporting ice hockey or inline hockey equipment is often faced with two questions: Should it be a carrybag or a wheelbag? In this overview, we explain the key differences and provide clear guidance on choosing the right one.

Carrybags and wheelbags compared

Carrybags are lightweight, flexible bags that are particularly suitable for short distances and quickly transporting equipment. They are easy to carry and are a practical solution for players who do not need to move their equipment over longer distances.

Wheelbags have wheels and a sturdy base. This makes them much easier to pull, especially when the equipment is heavy or longer distances need to be covered. They are ideal for travelling, larger arenas or situations where comfort and stability are important.

Which bag is suitable for which use?

Carrybag

A carrybag is the right choice if you usually only carry your equipment short distances, for example from the car to the arena or in the changing room. It is particularly practical if you value low weight and ease of use.

Wheelbag

A wheelbag is worthwhile if you regularly cover longer distances with a full set of equipment or if your equipment is particularly heavy. The wheels reduce the strain on your back and shoulders and make transport much more comfortable.

Instrike bags – quality that delivers

Instrike bags are extremely durable and fitted with high-quality zips. They are particularly suitable for regular use and for travelling, where reliability and longevity are important.

In brief

Carrybags are the best choice for lightweight, flexible transport over short distances. Wheelbags perform particularly well over longer distances and with heavier equipment, thanks to their stability and high level of carrying comfort.

Further information

If you are unsure which one to choose, consider your main area of use and the weight of your equipment. This will help you find the right bag for your game.