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Organizing your sports bag

How do you organize your women's sports bag to meet all your needs?

We all love our sports bags, and we’d like them to be suitable for every situation. But often, you’ll find it hard to carry your large women’s sports bag everywhere with you, and a small backpack can only hold so much. While each bag has its own optimal uses, the constant transfer of items only makes things worse. The solution? Find an optimal bag size and have a modular organization system to hold all your stuff, whatever the circumstances.

Identify the modules you need

When you need to carry a lot of things, it’s very important to group them by category. Before you can create a modular organization for your sports bags, you need to know what those modules will be.

What exactly is a module?

It’s just a compartment or container that holds one type of item, often in an organized way. When you have several, it’s easier to keep everything organized. But before we look at the different ways you can create your modules, we first need to list the different categories of items you need to store in your backpack. Everyone will have their own categories, but here are some common examples:

  • sportswear and equipment: T-shirt, shorts, socks, headband, swimsuit, etc.
  • a pair of sports shoes: shoes are a category in themselves, as they require a specific compartment – because of the odours!
  • A bottle of water and a snack such as dried fruit or a cereal bar
  • Toiletries: towel, shower gel, shampoo, deodorant, hairbrush, make-up, etc.
  • a change of clothes: depending on what you do after sport (work, parties, etc.)
  • office items: files, folders, laptop, notebooks, external hard drive, pens, etc.
  • electronic devices: mp3 players, headphones, smartphones, cameras, chargers, USB sticks, etc.
  • small personal items: keys, wallet, vehicle registration document, jewelry, etc.

Once you’ve decided which modules you need, it’s time to find the best way to organize them.

Plan your organization

There are many ways to make a module compact and organized, but some options work better than others. Let’s take a look at some ways to keep things compact and easy to organize.

1- Pocket organizer with elastic straps

The pocket organizer is a rectangular board with a grid of elastic bands. Lift one up, put something underneath, and the object stays in place. It’s a very versatile storage tool, but particularly suited to electronic devices and small objects. Another advantage is that you can easily move it from one bag to another.

The disadvantage is that rubber bands can sometimes become loose, allowing stored items to slip out of place. This is the case after being stretched by a large object, then used to try and hold a smaller one. In this case, closed cases may be preferable.

2- The mesh bag

Mesh bags don’t offer much organization per se. But if you just need to easily get your hands on a few items that won’t get lost at the bottom of the bag, they can serve as a module for that. Some come with a hook on top to help you secure them in place in a specific spot on your sports bag.

3- Storage cases and covers

Closed cases and covers can form a storage module. They are based on the same principle as mesh bags, but leave room for larger items or those requiring greater protection. They are particularly suitable for laptops, cables, adapters, hard drives and various other items. Thanks to their handle, you can easily remove them from your bag. They’re really perfect when you need storage with a little more height and shape than a sports bag can provide. Be careful, however, to choose lightweight ones so as not to increase the weight of the bag.

4- The dustbag

There’s nothing like a dirty laundry bag for those dirty things you’ve sweated out at the gym. Ideally, it should be waterproof, especially if you swim and have wet things to put in your bag.

A second dustbag can be used for your sports shoes.

5- The isothermal pouch

Practical for keeping a bottle of water cool during your session at the gym, the isothermal pouch becomes indispensable in summer.

6- The toiletry kit

Ultimately, it’s a storage bag for toiletries. It’s usually lined to make it waterproof.

Choosing a compartmentalized bag

The second way to have a modular bag is to choose a compartmentalized bag, like the Karkoa sports backpacks.

With this type of bag, there’s no need to buy a bag organizer or additional pockets – everything is already included in the bag’s design:

  • main compartment for sports equipment and towel,
  • an insulated pocket for a bottle of water,
  • a compartment for a pair of shoes,
  • padded space for your laptop,
  • a compartment for a change of clothes with elastic straps,
  • small pockets for small items,
  • Dirty linen bag and toiletries included.

A well-prepared bag saves a lot of time. So to make sure you always have a well-organized bag, choose from among Karkoa’s compartmentalized backpacks.

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