A size 3 ball is about 58 to 60 centimetres in circumference, while a size 1 ball is just under 50: before enjoying the Black Friday deals on balls, make sure to check the size that fits your category.
Match balls, training balls, leisure balls, or non-resin balls: handball balls from major brands are on sale for both players and clubs.
The size of the ball depends on the age and gender of the players. The most common guidelines are:
Federation regulations prevail: if in doubt, ask your coach about the size used in your competition.
A match ball offers the best touch and a consistent flight, but it wears out faster on rough surfaces. A training ball is more durable and suitable for repeated sessions. A leisure ball, which is softer, is perfect for family games or to discover handball. There are also balls designed to be used without resin, with a more grippy surface.
Select is the official ball for many European competitions, including the Ultimate in the Champions League. Kempa offers its Spectrum Synergy range, from Primo for training to Plus for competition. Molten provides the D60 and D60 Pro, as well as federation balls from FFHB. Hummel and Erima complete the selection with robust training balls.
If you already know what you want, head straight to the brand page: balls Select, balls Hummel, balls Kempa, balls Molten or balls Erima.
A club uses a lot of balls: training, warm-ups, goalkeeper sessions. Mid-season is a good time to take stock and replace worn balls. Remember to keep the same reference for an entire category, as players get used to the touch and weight.
Keep your balls inflated to the pressure indicated on the valve, no more, no less. Clean the resin regularly with an appropriate product and store them in a dry place, away from radiators. A well-maintained ball retains its touch longer. For a transport bag, check out the Black Friday bag section, and for other discounted prices, the special offers on balls page.
Promotional balls are gathered on this page, with sub-pages by brand: Select, Hummel, Kempa, Molten and Erima. Filter by size to only see the balls in your category.
Generally, size 1 is suitable for girls and boys aged about 8 to 12. Check with the club, as some mixed categories use a different size.
Yes, if your hall prohibits resin, choose a ball designed for resin-free play: its more grippy surface compensates for the lack of glue. A standard ball without resin slips and is harder to control.
The recommended pressure is indicated near the valve, it varies by brand and model. Use a gauge and a moistened needle to avoid damaging the valve.
One ball for two players is sufficient for most passing and shooting exercises. For shooting or goalkeeper sessions, have more on hand to limit downtime.