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[brokenbat]

Was thinking the same thing myself having packed my spikes in my GM Duffle today. Going to have a look around the house for a tuppaware box big enough to take them. That'll give it rigidity at the bottom of the bag aswell to help it stand up?

That should do it. They also don't air out when squished. Had ended up just using the tunnel for balls, and carrying my shoes by hand from my car.

[GoodLeave]

Exactly.

Yet to find a box big enough. Curse my size 11 feet! Would drill a few holes in the side to help ventilation.

May require a shopping trip... Urgh.

[HallamKeeper]

I don't usually pack my kit up until I'm about to leave for the game so it never bothered me that my shoes were a little squashed, especially as I get them out straight away when I arrive at the ground so I can practise etc. Maybe leave your bag on its side when you can so the weight doesn't press on the shoes?

[brokenbat]

I might play around with those cylindrical shipping tubes....cut one up to see if that does the trick.

[TGB1997]

Has anyone else got the Supernova duffle and used the shoe tunnel properly yet as I've had no such issues with boots being squashed or anything and was wondering if anyone else has had these problems.

[brokenbat]

Has anyone else got the Supernova duffle and used the shoe tunnel properly yet as I've had no such issues with boots being squashed or anything and was wondering if anyone else has had these problems.

I have it...and they do get squashed...as is the case in all duffles to date, as the shoe tunnel has always been at the very bottom.. this is why we've been brainstorming solutions in the comments above

[TGB1997]

I have it...and they do get squashed...as is the case in all duffles to date, as the shoe tunnel has always been at the very bottom.. this is why we've been brainstorming solutions in the comments above

That's interesting I'll have to keep an eye on that as I've only used my Supernova duffle twice and only packed it 3 times, I'll be very careful with it during the season