Training equipment and gear for football clubs

What is the Foot-Store club space?

The club space brings together all the equipment that an amateur football club needs outside of match kits: pitch equipment, training gear, storage accessories, and care products. You can find goals and hurdles as well as training vests, medical bags, or tactical boards, designed for collective rather than individual use.

Goals, vests, hurdles: the pages to equip your club

To make it easier for you, the club space is divided into several pages that you can check separately depending on what you're looking for:

• The ball lots, to equip an entire team without buying individual balls.
• The brand-specific clothing, if you prefer to choose your training kits from a specific supplier.
• The product-specific clothing, to find vests, tracksuits or captain's armbands directly.
• The club equipment, which brings together everyday accessories: cords, straps, pegs, or tactical boards.
• The care products, including medical bags and cold therapy for looking after a player during a session or match.
• The pitch equipment, for goals, corner flags, and hurdles used in training as well as in official matches.

What training equipment to choose according to the type of session?

The choice mainly depends on the exercise being implemented rather than the number of players present. A session focused on positioning and movements is often worked on with adjustable hurdles or foldable agility hurdles, which allow varying heights and distances without changing equipment. To structure a match or opposition, reversible training vests remain the simplest solution for quickly distinguishing two teams on the pitch. Clubs that organise shooting sessions also work with targets that can be set up on a goal, useful for improving accuracy rather than just power.

What accessories for player comfort and care?

Some equipment is not used for training itself but to properly surround it. A medical bag allows for the centralisation of first aid material during sessions and matches, while cold therapy is used occasionally in case of impact or muscle discomfort. Cords and straps are used more in daily situations, from securing equipment to securing accessories worn by players.

What brands are available in the club space?

The club space features brands specialised in team equipment rather than just competition clothing. You can find Tremblay CT, Avento, Sporti, TIS, Powershot, Uhlsport, Softee, and Prestoglas, which together cover pitch equipment, vests, care accessories, and small items like pumps or pegs.

When to look out for the best deals on club equipment?

The price of club equipment changes with sales periods, so there's not a single time when everything is cheaper. Key times to watch for, in the order they occur each year, are Black Friday, year-end holidays, winter sales, and then French Days in spring. Outside these periods, the Club Space page (good deals) and the Club Space page (sales) allow you to follow ongoing offers specifically on this selection, just like the general pages Good Deals, Clearance, and Special Offers. If you're looking for a newly added item in the catalogue, the New Arrivals page is a good go-to, and the Shipped in 24h page brings together products available individually without a delay.

Frequently asked questions

How many vests should be prepared for a club training session?

This depends on the number of players present at the session and the type of exercise being set up. A club that organises several groups in parallel should ideally have multiple sets of differently coloured vests rather than just one batch, to be able to form several teams simultaneously without interrupting the session.

Which goal size to choose for training with 8 players?

A training session or match with 8 players is usually played with smaller goals than those used in an 11-a-side format, often foldable and easy to move from one pitch to another. The choice therefore mainly depends on the space available and how frequently the equipment needs to be transported, rather than a single standard.

What is a medical bag used for in an amateur club?

The medical bag allows for the gathering of first aid materials used during training and matches, like cold therapy or bandages. It prevents the need to search for materials at the last moment in case of impact or minor injuries on the pitch.

Can club equipment be ordered individually or only in lots?

Both options exist depending on the ranges: some equipment like balls are often available in lots to equip an entire team, while other accessories like cords, pegs, or hurdles can also be bought individually. The packaging method depends on the product viewed on the relevant page.

Is the training equipment offered suitable for both children and adults?

Some of the equipment, like vests or captain's armbands, is available in children's sizes in addition to standard adult sizes. For pitch equipment like goals or hurdles, the choice mainly depends on the age group and the format of the game practised by the relevant group.