Adult Rugby Tackle Bag R500

A rugby wedge designed for daily use at your club.

Rugby wedges are a fixture of training sessions at rugby clubs. This is why we offer a wedge that is sturdy and durable, and thus longer-lasting.



Sturdy: designed to absorb the impact of a 120 kg force at 10 km/h.

Durable: this wedge is designed to withstand over 45,000 hits. This allows it to last for at least 4 years of club use, for all your player levels.

How to help your rugby wedge last longer

Rugby wedges are naturally subject to a lot of wear and tear during training. So here are a few care tips that will help you ensure your wedge lasts longer.

After training, rinse off the plastic cover to remove grass and mud.

To preserve the seams, it's better to carry the wedge rather than drag it along the ground.

We recommend that you store it in a dry place to keep it from absorbing humidity.

We are proud to introduce the Offload rugby wedge.

This rugby wedge has two handles on the back side and a reinforced section on the top of the front side. For your added convenience, we chose a rip-tab fastener instead of a zipper. A single block of shaped foam was used inside to better replicate game play conditions. The wedge's dimensions are 80 x 43 x 15 cm, and it weighs 6 kg.

The story of this rugby wedge.

Offload's DNA is to provide you with products that are both reliable and durable. For this rugby wedge, we wanted a foam that met our expectations.

As our product manager put it: "We needed a product that would really hold up to the job; so we decided to make it ourselves."

Next came a 3-person design team, lab tests, and discussions with the Marcq en Baroeul (Federale 2) rugby club, to design a product that was both sturdy and affordable.

Complementary product.

As you know, rugby wedges are designed to simulate hits with the ball in hand, with the same sensations, minus the impact.

But another advantage is that it goes together perfectly with our rugby tackle bag, that other essential element of any rugby training session.

For example, you can place the tackle wedge on the ground behind the tackle bag. In this exercise, you tackle, roll, stand up and hold the wedge, reproducing the effect of foraging for the ball in a ruck.