What to slip into the bag apart from shoes and outfit? Volleyball gear Nike mainly focuses on accessories: water bottles, towels, pumps, skipping ropes and an All Court ball to play anywhere. Simple additions, to include with an order of shoes or clothing.
The bottles are the largest family on the page. The Big Mouth, with its wide neck, fills up quickly and fits ice cubes, available in various sizes and colours. The Refuel, another bottle from the brand, comes in a graphic version. The TR Shaker is used to prepare a powder drink after the session.
Placed on the bench during the match, the Medium Graphic towel, in white and blue or black and red, ends up in the locker room after the shower. Their medium size fits in a sports bag without taking up too much space.
The Nike All Court volleyball is designed for play on various surfaces, indoors or outdoors, for recreational play or training with friends. It comes with Nike pumps to maintain the right pressure.
Nike also offers skipping ropes, bands, and a lifting belt. The skipping rope works on explosive footwork and coordination, useful for a volleyball player looking to improve their jump. A warm-up of a few minutes with the rope also prepares the ankles before jumps.
The neck warmers protect against the cold during winter travels, the bands help keep hair in place, and the armband holds the phone during a running session. These are small yet useful daily extras.
For a complete bag, compare with adidas equipment, rich in socks and slides, or Mikasa equipment, focused on balls. The page Tremblay CT brings together training gear.
The discounted Nike bottles and towels are featured on the special equipment offers page. During the year-end sales, the Black Friday accessories page groups them together, then the equipment sales take over.
The version of around six hundred and fifty millilitres is enough for a training session. For a long tournament day, versions that are close to a litre prevent the need to go back to the tap. The wide neck remains the same across all sizes.
It is primarily designed for recreational play and training on various surfaces. For an official match, your league requires a certified ball. It’s still a good ball for playing with friends or outdoors.
Yes, but at a moderate temperature and without fabric softener, which reduces absorbency. Wash it after each session to avoid odours. Air drying extends its lifespan.
Start with short sets, feet together, staying on the balls of your feet. Then add alternating jumps or double unders to work on speed. A few minutes is enough for warming up.
A hand pump with a standard needle is sufficient. Moisten the needle before inserting it to protect the valve. A pressure gauge helps maintain the recommended pressure.