Rainbow DuraBag Mesh Bags

A nylon and mesh construction is ultra-durable and allows for air flow and visibility. Durabag features a breathable polyester mesh top that provides visibility of the bags contents and allows for proper airflow to prevent mildew buildup. Underneath, a nylon bottom provides ultimate durability, even when set or dragged over rough surfaces, and structure for easy loading and unloading. Includes cord closure with slide lock.

Choose from 3 sizes to fit your unique needs.

• Large, 36”L x 24”W
• XL, 40”L x 30”W
• XXL, 45”L x 36”W

Available in Rainbow Sets of 6.

Specifications

• Small gauge polyester mesh (bag) and Nylon (bottom) construction.
• Ventilated construction prevents moisture buildups.
• Cord closure and sliding lock.
• Fade, moisture, and shrink resistant.
• Washer and dryer safe.

15 Fundamental Movement Skill Activities Using Rainbow DuraBag Mesh Bags

The Rainbow DuraBag Mesh Bags are ultra-durable, color-coded mesh bags designed to store and transport physical education equipment with maximum breathability and strength. Featuring reinforced nylon mesh and drawstring closures, these bags are tear-resistant and perfect for organizing gear by team color or activity type. Their standout feature is their unmatched durability compared to other mesh bags, allowing them to carry heavier loads without ripping. While originally intended for storage, these mesh bags double as dynamic props in PE games that build core physical skills. Below are 15 imaginative and practical activity ideas that use Rainbow DuraBag Mesh Bags to develop students’ fundamental movement skills across all age groups.

1. Dash with the DuraBag: Students run to the center, grab a DuraBag filled with beanbags, and return to unload one beanbag at a time. Develops running, endurance, and team relay timing.

2. Twist-n-Toss Collection: Students twist at the waist and toss beanbags from a mesh bag into a target zone. Builds twisting and throwing accuracy.

3. Grab & Gallop Relay: Students gallop to the center, grab their team’s colored mesh bag, and gallop back to tag the next person. Reinforces galloping and color recognition.

4. Hop ‘n’ Haul: Students hop to a cone and carry a mesh bag back while maintaining balance. Enhances hopping, balance, and grip strength.

5. DuraBag Slide Supply Line: Teams slide sideways while passing the mesh bag down a line to the last teammate. Focuses on sliding and team coordination.

6. DuraBag Balance Relay: Students walk with a mesh bag balanced on their head or shoulders from one cone to another. Trains static and dynamic balance.

7. Kick-to-Color Match: Fill mesh bags with balls of different colors. Students kick Rainbow UltraPlay Soccer Balls toward the bag that matches their ball color. Teaches kicking and visual processing.

8. DuraBag Clean-Up Countdown: Teams race to collect scattered beanbags or balls and fill their mesh bag in under 30 seconds. Promotes speed, organization, and running.

9. Toss & Target Mesh Drop: From behind a line, students toss beanbags into open mesh bags laid flat on the floor. Builds throwing and spatial awareness.

10. Jump and Jam Relay: Students perform two-footed jumps to reach the mesh bag, grab an item, and jump back. Focuses on jumping and landing.

11. Catch & Carry Challenge: One student tosses a ball; their partner catches it in the open mesh bag. Enhances catching and timing.

12. Bag Roll Round-Up: Students roll foam balls toward their mesh bag target on the floor. Encourages rolling and directional aim.

13. Skip & Stack Sort: Students skip to the DuraBag, sort out objects by type (e.g., foam vs. beanbag), and skip back. Builds skipping and classification.

14. Balance Beam Beanbag Drop: Students walk a balance beam or line while carrying a beanbag in the DuraBag, then drop it into a bucket. Teaches balance and precision.

15. Crawl & Collect Safari: Students crawl to a DuraBag, collect a small item (like a plush animal), and crawl back. Reinforces body coordination and spatial navigation.