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What can you find in training tops Kappa?

The selection includes training tops designed to be worn alone during warm-ups or sessions, with cuts suitable for both adults and children. You'll also find complementary pieces designed for pre-match and bad weather days: tracksuit jackets, waterproof jackets, and base layers, to be worn under a jersey or as an outer layer depending on the season.

These pieces are made for club use, featuring breathable materials for performance and cuts that allow the necessary freedom of movement for training.

Tracksuit jacket, waterproof jacket, base layer: what is each used for?

Each piece meets a different need depending on the weather and the timing of the session.

• The tracksuit jacket is worn before or after training, on the way to training or during warm-ups, it provides an extra layer without hindering movement.
• The waterproof jacket protects against rain and wind during outdoor sessions, it is ideal for days when conditions worsen.
• The base layer is worn under the match or training jersey to add warmth without weighing down the outfit, it is particularly useful for exposed positions like referee or goalkeeper.

Other technical pieces Kappa for the club

The Kappa catalogue is available in several pages depending on the type of clothing you're looking for, which you can check separately:

• The jackets and coats, for the coldest days off the pitch.
• The complete tracksuits, matching jacket and trousers.
• The training trousers, to be paired with a top from the same range.
• The jerseys and polos, for matches or staff uniforms.
• The shorts, to complete the training outfit.
• The socks, available as an accessory from the same club.

The full range of the brand, across all categories, can still be viewed from the page Kappa.

How to choose your training top based on position or age?

The choice mainly depends on the intended use and the person who will wear the piece. A children's training top prioritises a shorter and lighter cut, suited to the morphology and intensity of youth sessions. For adult use, the cut and material vary depending on whether the top is worn alone, as a single layer, or combined with a jacket over it.

For positions exposed to contact with the ground or prolonged playtime outdoors, such as goalkeeper or referee, a base layer or waterproof jacket provides extra comfort without compromising freedom of movement.

When to take advantage of good deals on training tops Kappa

The best opportunities to renew your training tops and technical jackets follow the commercial calendar of the site. The Black Friday kicks off the season, followed by the offers for the end-of-year holidays, and then the winter sales of the Club Space, a good time for warm pieces like waterproof jackets and base layers. In spring, the French Days often help anticipate the needs for the return to training.

Apart from these key times, the good deals in the Club Space and clearance pages should be checked regularly, as well as the new arrivals page to spot the latest items added online.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size to choose for a training top Kappa, child or adult?

The size choice depends on the person's build and the intended use, whether alone or under a jacket. Product sheets usually indicate an age correspondence for children’s models, and a standard adult size guide for others. If in doubt between two sizes, opting for the larger size gives more freedom of movement.

Do I need a waterproof jacket or a tracksuit jacket to train in the rain?

The waterproof jacket is specifically designed to protect against rain and wind, while the tracksuit jacket mainly provides a layer of thermal comfort without guaranteeing waterproofing. For a session in the rain, the waterproof jacket remains the most suitable choice.

Does a base layer replace a training top?

No, the base layer is worn under another piece, like a jersey or training top, and it is not designed to be worn alone as a visible layer. It primarily serves to provide warmth or extra protection, especially for exposed positions like referee.

Do Kappa training tops work for goalkeepers?

A classic training top may be suitable for warm-ups, but a goalkeeper often looks for a complementary piece, like a waterproof jacket or base layer, to stay warm during waiting phases in matches or sessions. The choice mainly depends on the day's weather conditions.

When should you change your training top during the season?

The start of the season and the transition to autumn-winter are the two times when needs change the most, between lightweight pieces for summer and warmer pieces for the cold. It is also at these times that new references regularly appear in the catalogue.