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Midday, hot sand, the second set stretching out under the sun: men's beach-volley is played in shorts and a light tank top, or shirtless when the heat requires, with a ball that must remain visible in the light.
This page brings together players' shorts, swim shorts and tank tops, beach socks, court equipment and sand balls.
The beach volley shorts, lightweight and with no bulky pockets, dry quickly and don't hinder diving. The ones from Select, in light blue or yellow, are a good example. The swim shorts, more versatile, transition from the court to swimming without needing a change, which is handy for tournament days by the sea.
A lightweight tank top offers some sun protection and keeps your back dry. Those from Mikasa, in black or blue, go well with the brand's shorts. For windy days, a slightly more covering piece prevents getting chilly between matches. Fast-drying material makes all the difference when you keep diving on sand that's still damp from the morning.
The OPTX AVP from Wilson, the official ball of the American professional circuit, is the reference ball on the page, alongside the 'Seul au monde' ball and the V5B1300 Breizh from Molten. The beach volley Spectrum kit, in blue or yellow, includes everything needed to set up a court on the beach. A mini 'Seul au monde' ball completes the selection.
A day of tournament on the sand can last from morning till evening. Bring two spare shorts, a tank top for cooler hours, a pair of beach socks if the sand gets hot, sunscreen, and plenty of water. Also, slip a pump into the sac, along with your team's ball: warm up with it while the other matches finish.
The women's beach page outfits female players, and the beach volley balls page brings together all the sand balls. For low prices, check out the special beach offers and the beach sales.
Yes, it's common for men, unless the tournament regulations require a shirt. Protect yourself with sunscreen, especially on your shoulders. A lightweight tank top is still useful in the evening.
Shorts that stop above the knee allow full freedom for diving and jumping. If they're too long, they get filled with sand. An elastic waistband with a drawstring keeps them in place.
Yes, for leisure and days by the sea. For competitions, a fitted and lighter beach short will be more comfortable over a tournament's duration. Rinse it after every swim.
Beach socks prevent burns when the sand gets hot in the summer. Also, spray the court with water before playing if possible. Between matches, keep flip-flops at the edge of the court.