A Light Junior Bag You Can Carry or Wheel, in Demon Design
Overview
The Kookaburra WD6000 wheelie duffle cricket bag in the Demon design is a junior bag from the 2027 Kookaburra luggage range. It works as a duffle carried on the back or, with the straps detached, as a wheelie. It holds 47 litres, weighs just 1.55kg and is made from 600d and ripstop material.
It has an external bat sleeve, side mounted heavy duty wheels and a rubberised base, so it is light, stable and tough enough for young cricketers to manage on their own.
The Demon design matches Kookaburra's Demon range of bats and protection. Pick one up now and your junior will be set for winter nets and the April start.
Features
- Detachable carry straps: wear it as a duffle, or remove the straps and use it as a wheelie.
- Padded airflow mesh backed straps: comfortable for young players to carry.
- External bat sleeve (x 1 bat): keeps the bat apart from the rest of the kit.
- Side mounted heavy duty wheels x 2: reinforced, and set wide for increased lateral stability.
- Rubberised base with a domed foot: durable underneath and able to stand up.
- Mesh pockets: a rear pocket for straps or extra storage, and a zipped external mesh pocket.
- Light 1.55kg build: easy for juniors to lift and pull.
Design and Materials
The WD6000 is made from 600d and ripstop material. Ripstop fabric is woven to stop small tears from spreading, and a durable heavy duty rubberised base protects the bottom of the bag. A domed foot lets it stand.
It measures 700mm x 280mm x 240mm and holds 47 litres, a sensible size for a junior kit. At 1.55kg, the bag adds very little weight before it is packed.
The padded, airflow mesh backed straps let a young player carry it like a backpack. When it is easier to roll, detach the straps and store them in the rear external mesh pocket. The reinforced heavy duty wheels are side mounted, which Kookaburra say increases lateral stability.
An external bat sleeve holds one bat, and a zipped external mesh pocket holds smaller items. This listing is the Demon design. The WD6000 is also made in Kahuna and Rapid designs.
Key Technologies
Detachable Carry Straps: Remove the straps to turn the duffle into a wheelie bag.
Padded Airflow Mesh Straps: Padded straps with an airflow mesh backing for comfortable carrying.
External Bat Sleeve: A sleeve on the outside of the bag that holds one bat.
Side Mounted Heavy Duty Wheels: Reinforced wheels set at the sides for increased lateral stability.
Rubberised Base: A durable, heavy duty base that protects the bag underneath.
Domed Foot: A foot on the base that allows the bag to stand.
600d and Ripstop Material: A hard wearing fabric combination that resists tears.
Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Level |
Junior |
| Type |
Wheelie duffle |
| Design |
Demon |
| Material |
600d and ripstop |
| Size |
700mm x 280mm x 240mm |
| Volume |
47 litres |
| Weight |
1.55kg |
| Wheels |
Reinforced heavy duty x 2, side mounted |
| Straps |
Detachable, padded, airflow mesh backed |
| Bat storage |
External bat sleeve (x 1 bat) |
| Pockets |
Rear external mesh pocket, external zipped mesh pocket |
| Base |
Heavy duty rubberised, domed foot |
VKS Review
The Kookaburra WD6000 wheelie duffle cricket bag is a smart first bag for a junior. It is light, stands up on its own, and can be carried or wheeled depending on the walk from the car.
It suits junior and school cricketers. As players grow and carry more kit, the WD4000 offers 81 litres and an internal shelf system. You can also visit our London store in Ealing to see it before you buy.
Q&A Section
How big is the WD6000 wheelie duffle?
It measures 700mm x 280mm x 240mm, holds 47 litres and weighs 1.55kg.
Can it be used as a wheelie and as a duffle?
Yes. The Kookaburra WD6000 wheelie duffle cricket bag has detachable carry straps. Wear it on the back as a duffle, or detach the straps, store them in the rear mesh pocket and wheel it.
Will a junior bat fit in the bat sleeve?
The bag has an external bat sleeve for one bat. The bag is 700mm long, so check the bat length against the sleeve. Our staff can check this for you in store.
What is the difference between the WD6000 and the 9500 wheelie?
Both are junior bags with side mounted wheels and an external bat sleeve. The WD6000 is a 47 litre wheelie duffle with detachable straps and a rubberised base, weighing 1.55kg. The 9500 is a 61 litre wheelie with no backpack straps, weighing 1.95kg.
What designs does the WD6000 come in?
Demon, shown here, plus Kahuna and Rapid.
How should I look after my kit bag?
Empty it after each game and let damp kit dry outside the bag. Wipe the material clean with a damp cloth, and keep the wheels free of mud and grit.
