Running Bags

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Keep essentials close with running bags for all your gear. They have lightweight designs, secure storage and all-day comfort for every kilometre you conquer.

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adidas Running Bags

Made to move with you, adidas running bags combine athletic functionality and comfort with sleek, performance-driven design. Whether you're logging long miles or out for a quick loop, they're built to carry only what you need, and nothing that slows you down. Lightweight and form-fitting, our bags for jogging are designed for zero bounce and maximum comfort, with adjustable straps that stay secure while you stride. Internal compartments offer easy organisation for your phone, fuel and keys while breathable mesh fabrics and reflective details keep you cool and visible. For everyday runs or race-day readiness, adidas running bags deliver all the essentials without the bulk.

From minimalist belt bags to supportive crossbody slings and compact backpacks, adidas offers a range of jogging bags tailored to your pace and routine. Whether you're training for a marathon or heading out on a casual jog, these styles provide smart storage and streamlined support. Our bags for running feature durable zips, water-resistant finishes and quick-access pockets that let you focus on your run –– not your gear. Ideal for urban routes or off-road trails, they're designed to fit seamlessly into your training arsenal with versatility and style. Stay prepared for every step in a combination of lightweight construction and thoughtful design with adidas running bags.

Running Bags Frequently Asked Questions

Why do runners wear backpacks?

Runners might decide to wear a backpack instead of a smaller running bag if they're heading out on a long run, running in a remote area or like using a hydration pack. On trails, a backpack can be handy for carrying safety gear like a first-aid kit or a headlamp. In unpredictable weather conditions, a backpack allows runners to stow layers like a rain jacket, gloves or a hat that they can add or remove as needed. Backpacks with integrated hydration bladders allow for easier access to water without having to stop and fumble with a bottle.

How do I choose a running bag?

Choose a bag with features that suit your running style and the distance you typically cover. A smaller waist bag is good for essentials like your phone, keys, ID and a small water bottle on road runs. A large backpack (with a capacity of 15 liters or more) is well suited to long runs or trail runs that require supplies like food, extra layers of clothing, a first-aid kit and even trekking poles. Whatever size you prefer, the running bag should be lightweight, with adjustable, breathable straps that distribute weight evenly and prevent bouncing.

How do you pack a running pack?

The lighter your running pack, the more comfortable you'll be. So only carry what you absolutely need. Place heavier items closer to your back for better balance. Lighter items like snacks can go in front pockets. Frequently used items like water, gels and a phone should be easily accessible in front pockets or hip belt pouches. Try your pack before your run — fill your running pack with the items you plan to carry and go for a short test run to ensure comfort and proper weight distribution.