Training accessories for the club
Start with your session list, not the catalogue: hand training accessories are chosen workshop by workshop, from bibs that form the teams to hurdles that work on footwork.
Water bottles for the bench, balance boards for injury prevention, stopwatches, whistles and tactical boards for coaching, educational games for the handball school: all the small equipment for the club is brought together here, including some multi-sport items.
Vests in packs: forming teams in one go
The vests take up a large part of the page. Mizuno offers them in packs of six, in fluorescent yellow, fluorescent pink, or royal blue, and Errea has its models Kenny, Alison, and Darrell. For a group, plan for two clearly distinct colours and a few extra pieces for latecomers.
Water bottles: one per player, a size for each use
For a session lasting one and a half hours, a bottle of six to seven hundred millilitres is often enough, and a large one close to a litre can last a tournament. The Nike Big Mouth bottles have a wide neck that’s easy to fill, the Sideline Squeeze from Under Armour can be squeezed with one hand, and the titanium bottle from Snow Peak is more for hiking. The bottle carrier from Select carries those for the entire team.
Hurdles and cones: the support workshop
Low hurdles are used for quick footwork workshops, jumps, and changes of pace, which prepare players for handball. Cones, markers, and ground markings define the lanes and small play areas.
Balance boards: working the ankles
Shooting receptions, feints, contacts: the ankles and knees of a handball player take a lot of impact. Balance boards strengthen stabilising muscles, during warm-ups or at the end of a session, and are also used for rehabilitation after an injury, on the advice of a physiotherapist.
Stopwatches, whistles, boards: the coach's kit
A stopwatch with memory records times for a speed test or a circuit to track a player's progress. The whistle starts and stops the workshops, and the tactical board is used to show a formation at half-time or during a break.
Games and teaching for handball school
For the youngest players, the session goes through play. Foam balls, educational games, and small coloured equipment help them get used to the ball without fear, before moving on to a size 0 or 1 handball.
A page that goes beyond handball
Some items come from other sports like football, running, or hiking, and some, like mountain bottles, are mainly for outdoor use. To go straight to the indoor equipment, filter the page by sport: handball, training, or multi-sports.
Sporti, Erima, Tremblay CT, Select, Powershot, Kempa: session equipment
- Sporti covers a large portion of session equipment, from vests to hurdles.
- Erima provides the Classic Fox 40 referee whistles and their lanyards.
- Tremblay CT supplies hurdles, stopwatches, and balance boards.
- Select adds its bottle carrier and team accessories.
- Powershot offers reversible vests and tactical boards.
- Kempa, a handball brand from the Uhlsport group, marks its team bottle.
Goals, nets, inflation, beach: the rest of the club equipment
- The handball goals include the nets, from training to matches.
- The handball nets replace worn or damaged nets.
- The page inflation and maintenance brings together pumps, needles, and gauges.
- The beach handball section is for tournaments on sand.
All collective equipment can be found on the club equipment page.
Cheaper session accessories
Current discounts on equipment are gathered in the special equipment offers. At the end of autumn, the Black Friday accessories takes over, followed by the equipment sales in winter and summer.
Frequently asked questions
Which colour of vest is most visible indoors?
Fluorescent shades, yellow or pink, stand out against most club kits. Choose a colour that is absent from your team's outfits and those of your training opponents.
Does each player need their own water bottle?
Yes, for hygiene reasons. A personal water bottle, marked with the player's name, prevents sharing the neck and helps everyone drink regularly during the session.
What height should hurdles be set at for young players?
Start with the lowest ones, so the child can keep their rhythm without breaking it. Raise the height when their foot no longer touches the hurdle while maintaining speed.
Are multi-sport accessories suitable for handball?
Yes for cones, hurdles, vests, and balance boards, which are used in all team sports. However, balls, goals, and nets must be specific to handball.
How do you clean vests and small equipment?
Wash vests after each session at low temperature. Cones, hurdles, and balance boards can be cleaned with soapy water and then left to air dry before storing.
