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Our Asics page is dedicated to volleyball shoes from the Japanese brand: the Sky Elite FF and the Metarise, designed for the comfort of attackers and middle blockers, the Gel-Rocket and Gel-Task, versatile for club and recreational use, and the Powerbreak FF for women. You will find guidelines for choosing between cushioning, lightness and stability depending on your position and level.

The GEL cushioning at the service of jumpers.

Asics, from Kobe to the volleyball courts

Asics was born in 1949 in Kobe, when Kihachiro Onitsuka founded a sports shoe company; the current name appeared in 1977, derived from the Latin motto Anima Sana In Corpore Sano, which means a healthy spirit in a healthy body. Volleyball, very popular in Japan, is one of its key fields. The brand applies its GEL technology here, a silicone-based material located in the heel or forefoot, which absorbs some of the shock upon landing from a jump. Its rubber soles are non-marking, a requirement for playing on gym floors.

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Sky Elite FF and Metarise: elevating at the net

The Sky Elite FF is designed for players who jump a lot. Its thick and dynamic FF Blast Max foam works with the Risetruss system: a slight gap between the stability piece and the sole allows the foam to deform upon landing. The Dynalacing lacing secures the forefoot while the rounded heel aids take-off. The Metarise, a high-level model, adds a carbon-fibre reinforced plastic plate that distributes pressure for a more vertical push, a very pointed toe to prepare for the jump, the FF Blast Plus Eco foam, and a Mono-Sock sock-like upper that wraps around the ankle.

Gel-Rocket, Gel-Task and Powerbreak FF: versatility in club play

For club training and leisure, the Gel-Rocket features a GEL unit in the heel under a micro-perforated mesh upper that lets heat escape, reinforced with synthetic leather at the forefoot. The Gel-Task, a low-top model, moves the GEL to the forefoot, where one lands after a jump, above an Amplifoam midsole; its sole extends at the sides to stabilise lateral movements. Both models are suitable for beginners or those returning. The Powerbreak FF, available in a women's version, lightens the whole design with FlyteFoam foam.

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Frequently asked questions

What do the letters FF mean on an Asics shoe?

FF refers to Asics’ FlyteFoam foams, which are lighter than standard foams. The FF Blast, FF Blast Plus, or FF Blast Max variations, which are increasingly thick and dynamic, equip the volleyball models designed for jumpers.

Are there Asics volleyball shoes for women?

Yes, several models are available in women's versions, such as the Sky Elite FF or the Powerbreak FF, tailored to fit a woman's foot. The colour options also vary according to the version, from white to brighter shades.

How to choose your size in Asics volleyball shoes?

Asics volleyball shoes generally fit true to size. Try them on at the end of the day, with your match socks: the heel should not lift when you jump, and your big toe should have a bit of space.

What is the purpose of the Trusstic system in Asics shoes?

It’s a rigid piece placed under the arch, which limits the shoe's twisting between the forefoot and heel. It stabilises direction changes and reduces the weight of the sole, present notably in the Gel-Rocket and Gel-Task.

How to care for Asics volleyball shoes?

Remove the insole and let the pair dry in open air after each session, away from a radiator that hardens the foams. Clean the rubber with a damp cloth to restore its grip on the court.