Goalkeeper coach, player who stays after the session to practise taking shots, parent of two or three handball players: the set of 3 handballs is designed for small groups.
It allows you to have the same ball in multiple copies without cluttering up a space, available in match, training or non-resin versions depending on the model chosen.
Three balls are enough to keep a workshop running smoothly: while one player is shooting, a second ball is already in hand and the third is coming back from the goal. It's also the format for a player practicing solo shots, or for a family where everyone has their own ball.
A goalkeeper coach can run a series of shots from various angles and can't fetch the ball after every stop. With three balls on hand, the series stays lively and the goalkeeper can work on reflexes without breaks. Choose a sturdy practice ball: it will take some hits against the posts.
The 3-ball lot comes in match balls, like the Star Match from Hummel or the Spectrum Synergy Pro from Kempa, for training with the feel of competition. For the week, the Classic from Hummel, a versatile ball, the Leo from Kempa or the Solera from Select hold up better to repetition. The D60 from Molten, size 2, can be played without resin.
A lot of three is often bought for one person or a small group of the same age: first check their playing size. An adult plays size 3 from 16 years old, a female player uses size 2 from 14 years old, like a boy between 12 and 16 years. Younger, it's size 1.
For a complete shooting workshop, lots of 5 balls give you more flexibility. To equip an entire category, lots of 10 balls are more suitable. All formats are gathered on the page lots of balls.
Current discounts are on the page special ball offers. At the end of autumn, also check the page Black Friday balls, and the ball clearance for past collection models.
Yes, a lot contains three identical models, in the same size and colour, as indicated by the name of the product. This allows the whole small group to maintain the same feel.
It depends on their age and category: size 1 for girls aged 8 to 14 and boys aged 8 to 12, size 0 before 8 years. If in doubt, ask their coach for advice before ordering the lot.
The surface of an indoor ball wears out quickly on tarmac. For outdoor play, stick to a lot of practice balls and save your match balls for the gym.
Most standard handballs can be played with resin. The D60 from Molten is the exception on this page, as it's designed to be used without.
When the surface starts to peel, the ball can no longer hold its pressure or it becomes deformed, it's time to replace it. With three balls, change them all together to keep the same feel.