Engineered to carry everything from gloves to gis — the Hayabusa Ryoko Backpack is built for BJJ and MMA athletes who need organized, functional carry for daily training.The Ryoko Backpack is built for the practical reality of a combat sports athlete's daily commute to training — dedicated gear compartments, ventilated pockets for damp equipment, and premium construction that holds up to daily use across mat sessions, lifting, and everything in between.Key Features Dedicated compartments for organized gear storage Ventilated pockets for damp gloves and wet gear Premium hardware and reinforced stress points Padded back panel and shoulder straps for carrying comfort Built to outlast every gym season Best ForDaily gym commuting, BJJ training, MMA training, and travel.Available in Black/Grey, One Size.About HayabusaHayabusa Fightwear has been engineering combat-sport gear since 2005, trusted by world champions across MMA, boxing, Muay Thai, and BJJ.Frequently Asked Questions Can the Ryoko Backpack fit a BJJ gi? Yes — the Ryoko Backpack is designed with the BJJ practitioner's kit in mind, including the ability to pack a full gi (jacket and pants). A rolled gi fits efficiently in the main compartment alongside smaller items like hand wraps, a mouthguard, and a rashguard. For training sessions where you're carrying a gi plus protective equipment like shin guards or headgear, the Ryoko Duffle Bag offers more total capacity. What is the ventilated pocket designed for? The ventilated pocket is designed for used boxing gloves and damp gear that needs airflow during transport. Sealing sweaty gloves inside a closed bag without ventilation accelerates bacterial growth and is the primary cause of persistent glove odour. The ventilated compartment allows air circulation around damp gear from the time you leave the gym until you can properly air everything out at home. This is one of the most important features for any serious martial arts training bag. How does the Ryoko Backpack compare to the Ryoko Duffle Bag? The Ryoko Backpack and Ryoko Duffle Bag are designed as companion options in the same line — same aesthetic, same construction quality, different carry format. The backpack is ideal for practitioners who prefer hands-free carrying for daily commuting, cycling, or public transit. The duffle bag offers more total volume and a wider opening that makes packing and unpacking bulkier gear easier. Many serious practitioners own both: the backpack for lighter training days and the duffle for full equipment sessions or travel. Is the Ryoko Backpack suitable for travel to competitions? Yes — the Ryoko Backpack works well as a carry-on or personal item for competition travel carrying your training kit and valuables. Pack lighter items (uniform, wraps, accessories) in the backpack for cabin carry and use the Ryoko Duffle or Elite Boxing Duffle as checked luggage for heavier protective equipment. 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