Collection: Swimming net & Bags

Whether you are an elite swimmer, triathlete or exerciser, it is crucial to be able to organize and transport your equipment efficiently. A good swimming net or a spacious swimming bag makes everyday life easier – both on the way to the swimming pool and when you are standing on the edge of the pool. Swimming often requires a lot of equipment: flippers, board, snorkel, water bottle, swimming cap and much more. Without the right storage solution, it can quickly become chaotic.

Swim bags and bags are not only practical – they are designed with functionality, ventilation and durability in mind. A classic mesh net allows wet equipment to dry quickly and makes it easy to see the contents. A sturdy swim bag with multiple compartments, on the other hand, can be perfect for longer training days when you need to keep dry and wet equipment separate. Whether you are packing for morning technique training or for the weekend competition, the storage solution should suit your needs.

There are several types of bags and nets for swimming, and the choice depends primarily on how and how much equipment you carry. The classic swimming net – also called mesh bag – is ideal for daily training. It is light, breathable and quick to pack. Many models have a lace closure, so you can easily throw it over your shoulder and get going. The mesh net is especially popular among swimmers who use very wet equipment, as it dries faster than in a closed bag.

A swim bag, on the other hand, is a more versatile choice for those who want full control over their gear. The best swim bags feature multiple separate compartments, including a wet compartment with a waterproof lining for wet swimwear and towels. Some models also have dedicated pockets for small items like goggles, energy bars, or electronics. Many triathletes choose swim bags with extra padding and backpack straps, making the bag easy to carry for swimming, cycling, and running.

For children and young people, there are smaller models with colorful designs and lighter weight, while adults often go for durable materials, comfort and volume. Regardless of which type you choose, there is no doubt that the right storage solution can make a big difference in your daily training.

When choosing between the many models on the market, it is important to consider how you typically use your equipment. If you primarily train indoors in a swimming pool with light equipment such as a plate and flippers, a simple swimming net will probably be enough. Choose a net with adjustable straps and solid mesh quality so that it can withstand being used several times a week – even when it is wet.

However, if you often carry a lot with you – such as a wetsuit, towels, a change of clothes and energy drinks – a swimming bag or sports bag for swimming is a better choice. Look for models with waterproof or ventilated compartments, durable zippers and comfortable carrying systems. Several brands offer bags in sport-specific sizes, for example with space for both swimming equipment and a laptop, making them ideal for both study, work and training.

At Transition Zone you will find a carefully selected range of swim nets and bags from the most recognized brands such as Arena, TYR and Sailfish. These brands combine quality, functionality and durability – so you can trust that your equipment is in good hands, whether you are commuting to the pool or traveling to a competition.

At Transition Zone we know how important it is to have equipment that works in practice. That's why we have selected swim nets and bags that we use ourselves and recommend to both swimmers and triathletes. Our range ranges from simple mesh bags to high-end swim bags with every conceivable feature. Whether you are new to the sport or on your way to the next Ironman, we have the right solution for you.

We've made it easy for you to find what you need – and we're always ready to advise you if you're unsure which model suits your needs. Order online and get fast delivery straight to your door – or stop by our store and try the bags yourself. A good swimming net or a well-functioning bag is not just a practical necessity – it's an investment in your training routine, your overview and your comfort.