Training and jogging trousers Errea

What training trousers can be found in the Foot-Store club space?

The selection covers three types of products used daily by clubs: training trousers, jogging trousers, and tracksuit trousers. These pieces are worn before or after training, during warm-ups, while travelling, or during team journeys. They come in adult and children's versions, with fits that vary depending on the intended use.

For example, you can find the Nike AeroSwift training trousers, the Nike Tech jogging trousers, or the 3/4 training trousers adidas Tiro26 League, alongside more technical options like the Nike ACG Dawn Range jogging trousers, designed for outdoor use.

Training trousers, jogging trousers or tracksuit trousers: how to tell the difference?

These three categories are distinguished mainly by their intended use rather than by a unique technology. Training trousers are usually the most fitted, designed for free movement during warm-ups or physical exercises. Jogging trousers focus on comfort and can be worn both before and after efforts, outside of training times. Tracksuit trousers, often looser, complete a travel or club outfit and are often paired with a matching jacket.

The choice, therefore, depends on when the trousers will be worn: on the pitch during warm-ups, travelling to the stadium, or outside of sports hours.

Jackets, tops, shirts: other textile pages Errea

The training trousers are often complemented by other pieces from the same brand, available on dedicated pages:

• The jackets and padded jackets Errea, to be worn before training or during the colder phases of the season.
• The training tops, to complete the upper body outfit during warm-ups.
• The shirts and polos, worn in matches or in the club's representative outfits.
• The shorts Errea, for warmer sessions or match days.
• The socks that complete the outfit from head to toe.

To see all the Errea textile available at Foot-Store, head to the Errea page.

Who are these trousers designed for?

These trousers are aimed at adult players as well as younger ones playing in clubs, with sizes and cuts suitable for each age group. The children's versions maintain the same uses as the adult models, with cuts tailored to the physique of young players. Clubs looking to equip an entire group find a continuity of range between youth and senior categories.

When can you find the best prices on training trousers?

The prices of training, jogging, and tracksuit trousers fluctuate with the site's promotional events. The Black Friday and the year-end holiday period are typically the first events to look out for, followed by the winter sales. Spring brings the French Days, before the summer sales and the return with the new season collections.

Outside these periods, the Deals, Clearance and Special Offers pages gather references to watch year-round. For a quick need, the Shipped in 24h page lists products available without delay, and the New Arrivals page allows you to track the arrival of the latest references.

Frequently asked questions

What size to choose for children's training trousers?

The size is usually chosen based on the age indicated on the product sheet, keeping in mind that cuts can vary slightly from one range to another. If in doubt between two sizes, it’s better to opt for the larger size to allow for ease of movement.

Can jogging trousers be worn during training itself?

Jogging trousers are mainly designed for use before or after a session, not for intense effort. For training itself, the more fitted training trousers offer more freedom of movement.

Can tracksuit trousers be worn alone, without a matching jacket?

Yes, there’s no rule that says the trousers must be worn with the matching jacket. Many players and clubs pair tracksuit trousers with other tops, such as a shirt or a training top, depending on the outfit of the day.

What’s the difference between training trousers and 3/4 trousers?

3/4 trousers stop above the ankle, which suits sessions in mild weather or players who prefer a more open feel around the calves. Classic training trousers cover the entire leg and are better suited for cooler conditions.

How to maintain training trousers so they keep their shape?

Washing at a low temperature and air drying limit wear on the technical materials used in these trousers. It is also advised to avoid tumble drying, which can alter the elasticity of the seams and fitted cuffs.