Balling Alter/2 Medium Stickbag - Carob (2026/27)

The Balling Alter/2 Medium Stickbag in Carob is a structured, waterproof field hockey bag built for players who want reliable organisation and a sharp, no-fuss look at training and on match days. With 40 litres of capacity spread across a well-thought-out layout, it handles a full kit load without losing its shape.

The waterproof 300D/TPU shell keeps your gear protected from rain and daily wear, while the easy-clean lining means a quick wipe-down is all it takes to keep things fresh. The reinforced webbing stick holder system secures your sticks externally, freeing up the main compartment for the rest of your kit. Two large front compartments give independent storage for different types of gear, each with a lid that opens to reveal an internal mesh zip pocket for smaller items. Two upper quick-access pockets are handy for things you need to grab in a hurry, while three lateral pockets offer space for water bottles or accessories. A hidden external pocket keeps valuables out of sight, and a utility hook adds further versatility.

Padded shoulder straps with perforated rubber ventilation panels make carrying comfortable even when the bag is fully loaded, and a side webbing grab handle is there when you just need to pick it up and go. Durable zippers and a reinforced base round out a bag that is clearly built for repeated, heavy use. The warm Carob colourway gives it a distinctive, earthy tone that stands out from the crowd.

• Capacity: 40 litres
• Dimensions: 102 x 26 x 16 cm
• Shell material: 300D/TPU waterproof construction
• Stick holder: Reinforced webbing system
• Compartments: Spacious main compartment, two large front compartments (each with internal mesh zip pocket), two upper quick-access pockets, three lateral pockets, hidden external pocket
• Lining: Easy-clean throughout
• Carry system: Padded shoulder straps with perforated rubber ventilation panels, side webbing grab handle
• Additional features: Utility hook, reinforced base, durable zippers
• Colour: Carob