Textile handball Nike
Few shirts, a lot of accessories: handball apparel Nike focuses mainly on the details, headbands, sweatbands and shorts, featuring also the jerseys of PSG Handball.
Flex headbands and Premier, Swoosh wristbands, Dri-FIT jackets: everything you need to complete your match and training outfit, for men, women and juniors.
Nike and PSG Handball: Parisian club jerseys
Nike outfits PSG Handball, and the page features the blue home jersey as well as a black home goalkeeper jersey. Perfect for showing off the Parisian club's colours in the stands or day-to-day. The rest of the page mainly consists of accessories and training gear.
Bands Nike: which ones are allowed in matches
The bands make up the bulk of the page: Flex Classic in several widths, Premier to tie for women. In handball, the IHF regulations only allow thin, narrow elastic bands. Rigid models, which are too thick or too wide, are forbidden. For matches, choose a thin band, and save the wider ones for training.
Swoosh sponge wristbands: soft, thin and non-adhesive
Nike offers Swoosh sponge wristbands, single or double, in packs of two. The IHF regulations allow them as long as they are soft, thin, and non-adhesive. For matches, stick to the simple models, and reserve the thicker ones for training.
Nike Performance and Dri-FIT: women's shorts and jackets
The women's short Nike Performance comes in royal blue, black, red, and navy blue, which are common club colours. The Dri-FIT Form hooded tracksuit jacket is perfect for warming up and travelling. Two pieces that complete the outfit without replacing the club jersey.
Gloves, beanies and neck warmers Nike: for running and travel
The gloves, mittens, beanies, and neck warmers on the page are for winter running, outdoor physical preparation, and travelling. They are not allowed on the court: in handball, gloves are banned during matches, including for the goalkeeper. They remain valuable for running in cold weather.
Hummel, Mizuno, adidas: other brands for match outfits
For team jerseys and shorts, compare with Hummel textiles, Mizuno textiles, partner of the LNH, or adidas textiles. All brands are gathered on the handball textile brands page. For affordable accessories, check out the Black Friday accessories when the time comes.
Frequently asked questions
Can you play handball wearing a sports hijab?
Yes. The IHF regulations allow elastic and plain sports hijabs, of the same colour if several players in a team wear them. Religious head coverings designed for sports are also permitted, without pins or fastenings, in white, black, or the dominant colour of the jersey. The page offers sports hijabs from Nike.
Is a tied band allowed in matches?
The regulations accept elastic, thin and narrow bands. A tied band can be suitable if it remains thin and flexible. If in doubt, check with the referee before kick-off or save it for training.
Band or sponge wristband: which to choose against sweat?
The band catches the sweat from the forehead before it runs into the eyes. The sponge wristband wipes the forearm and keeps the hand dry, which helps to grip the ball well towards the end of the match. You can combine them both, in the allowed colours.
How to wash a band or sponge wristband?
Put them in a laundry net with your sports clothes, at a low temperature. Let them air dry, away from a radiator, to keep the elastic intact. Replace them as soon as they start to loosen and slip during exercise.
Do Nike women's shorts work for handball?
Yes, the Nike Performance short is suitable for both training and matches as long as its colour matches that of the team. Its women's cut allows freedom of movement in the thighs during play. Underneath the short, the under-short matches its dominant colour or stays black.
