Player who ties her hair before warming up or player who never lets go of his water bottle on the bench: the Nike gear on this page focuses on these little gestures, with headbands, wristbands, and Big Mouth water bottles.
Sleeves, knee pads, towels, and pumps complete the selection for handball, from the bench to training.
The Flex Classic headbands are sold in packs of three or six, with different widths in the same pack: narrow for holding a strand, wide for absorbing sweat from the forehead. They are made from lightweight, breathable materials that wick away moisture. The Premier headbands for women come in several colours, including a version that ties. Handball regulations allow headbands as long as they are soft and elastic.
The Nike 2.0 bottle and the Big Mouth 2.0 are available in six hundred and fifty millilitres, with the Big Mouth also available in a larger size of nearly a litre. Their anti-leak valve and wide opening make it easy to fill at the gym tap and take a quick sip in a minute of downtime.
The Swoosh towel wristbands are sold in pairs. Their absorbent fabric keeps your hand dry before a shot or pass, and they are machine washable. For wider wristbands, the double-width version covers more of the forearm.
The Nike Pro Elite sleeve, made from Dri-FIT fabric with flat seams, is worn on the arm and is also suitable for outdoors, both on the beach and for outdoor training. Knee pads for ground defence, a ball pump, neck warmers and cones complete the range.
On the site, Nike is mainly represented by its clothing and indoor shoes. In handball, the brand outfits PSG Handball. Its accessories fit easily into the gym bag, and handball players choose them for their simplicity.
For specific handball protection, check the equipment from Kempa. Sleeves and Profcare resin are available at Select. Padded shorts and HEX knee pads can be found at McDavid.
End-of-line accessories can be found on the accessories clearance page. During Black Friday, the discounted accessories page takes over, before the sales.
Wash it in the machine at low temperature, preferably in a mesh bag, with similar colours. Avoid fabric softener, which reduces absorbency.
Follow the instructions on the label and the bottom of the bottle. If in doubt, hand wash with warm soapy water and leave the cap open to avoid odours.
Yes, as long as it is made from a soft, elastic material. Rigid or dangerous objects are banned, but headbands are allowed.
They prevent sweat from running down to the hand, which helps maintain a good grip on the ball. Players who use resin also use them to wipe their fingers.
Yes, it protects the skin from chafing and keeps the arm warm. It can also be worn outside, at the beach or during outdoor training.