Volleyball club space
Our Club Space brings together volleyball club equipment: Mikasa V200W and V330W balls and Molten V5M, beach ball Mikasa and Wilson, knee pads Errea, Mizuno, Asics, and Nike, shoes Mizuno, Nike, and Asics, jerseys and tops of the French team, shorts Mikasa, sleeve and gauge Mikasa.
Equip a team, from youth to seniors.
A order for the whole team
Equipping a volleyball club means organising a bulk order: match shirts and shorts in the club's colours, with a different colour outfit for the liberos, training tops, tracksuits for travel, balls, and protective gear. We take stock of each player's sizes and the numbers to print, checking the rules of their league. Choosing a range that is consistent for several years allows for easy addition of equipment when new players arrive.
The other equipment
Volleyball equipment also includes:
All the equipment can be found on the equipment page.
The club's balls
A club needs several types of balls. Match balls, like the Mikasa V200W or the Molten V5M5000, are reserved for official matches. Training balls, such as the Mikasa V330W or the Molten V5M4000, are more numerous and more durable to withstand training sessions. Light balls for the younger categories make learning easier. The pressure gauge Mikasa checks the pressure of each ball before the match. A club plans one ball for every two players in training and a bag to carry them.
Protective gear and shoes
Kneepads, like the Errea Tokyo, Mizuno Team, or Nike Streak, are essential for diving in defence, and the arm sleeve protects the forearms during reception. Indoor shoes, such as Mizuno Wave Momentum, Nike Air Zoom Hyperace, or Asics Metarise, cushion jumps and grip the floor. Mikasa shorts complete the outfit. A care kit, with strapping for fingers and cold packs, stays at the edge of the court.
Good deals
Good deals can also be found in the good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, and Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped within 24h are prepared and sent in 24 hours. The key events of the year occur in a stable order: the Black Friday at the end of autumn, the Christmas holidays, winter sales, the French Days in spring, followed by summer sales and back-to-school season.
Frequently asked questions
Which ball to choose for matches and training?
For matches, go for a competition ball, like the high-end model from Mikasa, used in international competitions. For training, sturdier balls, Mikasa or Molten, can withstand thousands of hits.
How to organise a club's shirt order?
Take note of each player's size and number, checking the numbering rules of your league. Plan for a different colour outfit for the libero(s), and a few spare sizes for new recruits.
Which kneepads to choose for a volley club?
Kneepads from Errea, Mizuno, Asics, or Nike protect against impacts with the ground during dives and low receptions. Choose the size based on the knee measurement, and a thicker padding for defenders and the libero.
Why is a pressure gauge useful for the club?
A poorly inflated ball alters its trajectory and the feel of the hit. The pressure gauge, like the one from Mikasa, ensures all the balls are set to the same pressure before each session, according to the indicated value near the valve.
Which ball for the beach volley section of a club?
The beach ball, like the Mikasa and Wilson models, is larger, less inflated, and softer than an indoor ball. Designed to withstand sand and moisture, it is not suitable for the gym, where its bounce is poorly adapted.
