Clubs Area: equip your handball club
Balls in bulk, vests, whistles, stopwatches, goals and nets: the club area of Handball-Store brings together what a handball club buys to run its training sessions, from school age to seniors.
Here, we purchase for a group rather than for an individual player: the balls are taken in sets of three, five or ten, and the training equipment is chosen for an entire category.
Balloon lots: one model, several copies
The balloon lots page offers handballs in sets of three, five, or ten, from training balls to match balls. Having the same model for a whole group helps each player get used to the weight and feel, and makes packing up at the end of the session easier.
Club equipment: everything around the ball
The club equipment page includes the rest: bibs for team formation, water bottles, hurdles and balance boards for fitness, stopwatches, whistles and tactical boards for coaching, as well as goals, nets, inflation equipment and beach handball gear.
Brands of club equipment, page by page
To go straight to a brand, the brands of the club space brings together selections from Erima, Tremblay CT, Kempa, Select, Hummel and Nike. It mainly serves to quickly find a known product, such as a whistle or a net.
Preparing a season: equipment by age category
The first purchase criterion for a club is the size of the ball, set according to age. Mini-hand is played with size 0. Girls aged 8 to 14 and boys aged 8 to 12 play with size 1. Women from 14 years and boys from 12 to 16 use size 2, while men from 16 years use size 3. For the rest, plan for two sets of bibs in different colours, cones for marking and a bag for balls per category.
Sporti, Erima, Tremblay CT: the suppliers for clubs
- Sporti equips clubs and schools, from reversible bibs to storage carts.
- Erima supplies Classic Fox 40 referee whistles and handballs in sets.
- Tremblay CT, a specialist in team sports equipment, provides shock-absorbing nets, markers and balance boards.
- Powershot offers bibs, tactical boards and goal nets.
- Select has its balls available in sets, from the Mundo to the Ultimate.
- Kempa, handball brand of the Uhlsport group, adds its Spectrum Synergy and Leo lots.
Offers reserved for clubs
The special club offers gather ongoing discounts on team equipment. At the end of autumn, the Black Friday balloons page collects balls on promotion, then the club sales take over in winter and summer.
Ordering for a club: the right reflexes
Take stock before buying: worn balls, missing bibs, ripped nets. Then, group the needs of all categories to order in one go, keeping the same models from one season to the next. Players will find their bearings, and mismatched balls won’t pile up in the storage room.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many balls should be planned for a training session?
Plan at least one ball for every two players for passing exercises, and one per player for technical work or shooting. A group of fourteen players works well with a set of ten and a few spare balls.
What size of ball for a handball school?
Mini-hand is played with size 0, with light and soft balls. From age 8, children switch to size 1, with girls up to 14 years and boys up to 12 years.
What to include in a coach's kit?
A whistle, a stopwatch, a tactical board, a pump with needle and pressure gauge, resin and a cleaner. Add a few spare bibs and an attendance sheet.
Is club equipment suitable for a school or multi-sport association?
Yes, a good part is multi-sport: bibs, cones, hurdles, stopwatches or balance boards also serve in PE lessons. The balls and nets remain exclusive to handball.
What equipment to buy first for a new club?
Balls of the right size for each category, two sets of bibs, cones, a whistle and a pump. Goals are often provided by the venue: check with the manager before purchasing any.
