Whether you need a sideline bottle for a full squad, a hygiene bottle for shared matchday use, or a referee whistle that cuts through crowd noise, it's all here.
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Sports Water Bottles for Rugby Training and Matchday
The bottles in this collection are standard sports bottles - squeezable, durable, and suited to training and matchday use at any level. Precision Training's 750ml bottles are the straightforward club-level choice, available in a range of colours to match kit. Adidas Tiro bottles are a step up in build quality and a popular pick for players who want something that will survive a season of kit bag abuse. Nike's Big Mouth and Refuel Grip bottles are for players who prefer a wider mouth opening and a more secure grip during training sessions.
SiS 800ml bottles sit in a similar bracket - practical, no-fuss hydration bottles used by players who are already buying into the SiS nutrition range. The Urban Fitness 2.2L Quench bottle is the option for players who want to get through a full training session without refilling.
Hygiene Water Bottles for Rugby
Hygiene bottles have a nozzle specifically designed to direct water into the mouth without the player's lips touching the bottle. When you're sharing water across a squad of thirty players during a match, that distinction matters. Gilbert and Precision Training both produce hygiene bottles, and Precision also offer an eight-bottle carrier set with hygiene bottles included - the most practical option for clubs looking to sort their sideline in one order.
Squad Bottle Carrier Sets
Precision Training's oval carrier sets are worth knowing about if you're organising water for a team. The standard set comes with eight 750ml bottles and a carrier. The hygiene version swaps in hygiene bottles. Either way it keeps the sideline organised, gets water to players faster at breaks, and stops bottles ending up scattered across the pitch.
Protein Shakers
SiS produce two shakers - a standard 700ml plastic shaker and a 750ml stainless steel version for players who prefer something more robust and better at keeping drinks cold. Both are practical post-training options for players using protein or recovery supplements.
Referee Whistles
We stock three whistles. The Acme Thunderer at 60.5db is the one most rugby referees at club level reach for - it's the recommended pitch level for rugby officiating, loud enough to cut through crowd noise, and consistent in wet conditions. The Fox 40 Classic is a pealess design, meaning no small ball inside that can stick in cold or wet weather - a cleaner, more reliable sound in poor conditions. The Precision Training Metal Whistle is the budget training option, solid enough for coaching sessions and practice matches.
