A fencing camp in Japan? An important competition in France? No problem! The Allstar Rollbag Airline158 is designed to help you avoid extra baggage fees while keeping your gear protected. Its dimensions comply with the maximum size allowed by most airlines (158 cm), and the ultra‑light plastic shell reduces overall weight so you can pack more equipment without worry.
The encased wheels protect the bag from impact on conveyor belts, and its naturally compact design features a single interior compartment with no exterior pockets. It’s the perfect choice for fencers who travel by plane, though not ideal for those who need to carry a large amount of gear.
For more tips on flying with fencing equipment, check out our dedicated article: Planes and fencing bags, how it works?
SPECIFICATIONS
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Alveolar plastic
Recessed
2.2 kg
25 cm
110 cm
24 cm
Please note:
- Exact weight and measures may vary
- Measures were taken at maximal capacity.
Choosing a fencing bag can sometimes be challenging. When you start looking for one, several factors need to be considered. To help you make the best choice based on your needs, we recommend reading our article on the topic:How to Choose the Right Fencing Bag
Wheel Type
Fencing bags come with different types of wheels. At Imex, you will find bags with either recessed wheels or external wheels.
- Recessed wheels help reduce the overall width of the bag, which can be an important factor depending on your vehicle’s capacity and the size of your trunk.
- On the other hand, external wheels make the bag more stable and help reduce the buildup of snow, dirt, and small rocks.
Blade Sheath
When buying a bag, the question of the blade sheath often comes up: is it useful or necessary?
A blade sheath has three main purposes:
- Preventing the blade from bending inside the bag
- Reducing rust formation caused by damp clothing
- Preventing rust transfer onto your clothes
It is therefore highly recommended, especially if:
- Your bag is not rigid and the blade could bend easily.
- Your blades are stored in the same compartment as your dry or wet clothing.
For more information you can read our article on the topic : Do I need a sheath for my fencing weapon?