Beretta bags and luggage at The Sporting Lodge, an official UK stockist. What you need depends on what you are carrying. Cartridge bags and belts come from the GameKeeper EVO and Challenge lines. The Ibex backpacks and game bags take the weight on longer walked-up days, and the Tactical daypacks suit shorter ones. For travel there are Terrain EVO duffles and the Trolley Project suitcase, with pouches and wallets for smaller kit.
Most of a shooting day comes down to how easily you can get at the next pair. The GameKeeper EVO cartridge bag and belt are the field options, cut for carrying over rough ground, and the Challenge cartridge bags in 100 and 150 capacities are built for the stand where you are reloading steadily rather than walking. The B-Wild and Hunter Tech wallets cover the lighter end for a short outing or a practice session. Look at the closure as much as the capacity — a bag you have to fight open with cold hands is a bag you will stop using.
Beretta backpacks and game bags
The Ibex line is the one built for carrying weight properly, with backpacks in two sizes and game bags that take a day's birds without the load pulling you backwards. The Tactical backpacks and Flank daypacks are a different shape of problem — closer to a day sack, with webbing for adding pouches. The B-Xtreme and 692 backpacks sit between the two, and the 25 Litre backpack covers general use. Fit matters more than volume here: a well-carried 30 litres beats a badly carried 50.
Beretta travel bags and range luggage
For travelling to a shoot, the Terrain EVO weekend duffle and the Trolley Project suitcase handle clothes and kit, and the Uniform Pro EVO trolley and case backpacks are built around competition gear. Range days are better served by the Tactical range bag, which opens wide and stands up on uneven ground. The EDC, travel and utility pouches work inside any of them, keeping cartridges, glasses and ear protection separate from everything else.
Beretta Bags & Luggage FAQs
Cartridge bags, belts and wallets for shooting; backpacks and game bags for walked-up days; range bags for the club; and travel luggage including duffles and wheeled cases. Pouches and utility cases cover the smaller kit that goes inside them.
It depends where you shoot. The GameKeeper EVO bag and belt are made for carrying across country, so weight and how they sit matter most. The Challenge bags in 100 and 150 capacities are built for the stand, where you reload more often and walk less. For a short outing, a cartridge wallet is usually enough.
GameKeeper EVO is the field line, synthetic, hard-wearing and built for weather and rough handling. Terrain EVO is the smarter range in canvas and leather, aimed at travel and days where appearance counts as well as function.
Not all of them. Several use water-resistant fabrics and coatings that will see off rain and wet ground, but water-resistant is not the same as waterproof. Each product page states what applies, and it is worth checking if the bag will be put down on wet grass regularly.
Yes. The 25 Litre, 692 and Tactical Flank daypacks are sized for daily carry and work as well for commuting as for the range. The Ibex packs are larger and built for carrying weight across country, so they are more than most people need day to day.
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