Volleyball Nike Hyperace Shoes
At the heart of the Nike Hyperace shoes is an Air Zoom unit positioned under the front of the foot, where you push off to take off: it's Nike's choice for volleyball players who rely on their jumps, both in blocking and attacking.
The page features the classic version and the SE editions, in a mixed fit, for women and men, ranging from off-white to anthracite, including royal and gold.
Air Zoom: cushioning placed where you jump
The Hyperace has an Air Zoom unit under the forefoot. This is the area where you push off when you jump, and where it is for your first landing after a block. The cushioning is concentrated here to support repeated jumps without losing the feel of the floor.
Central and attacking: the targeted profiles
The Hyperace is ideal for a player who jumps a lot and needs more cushioning at the forefoot. The central player, who jumps to block nearly every point, fits this profile perfectly. The front-row and the attacking receiver also appreciate it. A setter or libero will find better foot support during quick movements with the Hyperset.
Hyperace classic or SE edition
This page offers the Air Zoom Hyperace in its classic version and SE editions. The SE models keep the Air Zoom unit at the forefoot and feature stylish colours: coconut milk, multicolour, white and silver, pink and mint. The choice is mainly a matter of style.
The Hyperace runs small
Nike mentions that the Hyperace runs small and recommends getting half a size up. So start with your usual size and add that half size. A female player choosing a unisex model can convert her size using the guide on the product page.
When to replace your Hyperace
A central player who jumps on every point puts a lot of strain on the cushioning. When the landings become a bit harsher or the rubber smoothes out under the forefoot, the shoe is no longer doing its job. Keep the old pair for training and break in the new one over a few sessions before a match.
Hyperset, Hyperspeed Court, Hyperquick: the rest of the range
- The Hyperset focuses on midfoot support thanks to its Flywire cables.
- The Hyperspeed Court is a simple and lightweight indoor shoe from the start.
- The Hyperquick expands the choice with a different fit.
- The Hyperattack rounds out the range in smaller numbers.
All of the brand's offerings are on the Nike shoes page.
Hyperace on promotion
The colours from past seasons are part of the special shoe offers. The Black Friday shoes and brand sales take over throughout the year.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Hyperace suit a female player?
Yes, the page includes women's models and many unisex models. For a unisex model, convert your size using the guide on the product page, then add the half size recommended by Nike.
Hyperace or Hyperset for an attacking receiver?
It all depends on what dominates your game. If you attack often, the forefoot cushioning of the Hyperace supports your jumps. If you spend more time receiving and defending, the support of the Hyperset will suit you better.
How many sessions per week justify a Hyperace?
It is justified as soon as you jump a lot, whether in training or matches. For one or two leisure sessions a week, the Hyperspeed Court is more than enough.
How to care for a light-coloured Hyperace?
A damp cloth and mild soap are sufficient for the upper. Avoid the washing machine and dryer, as they can damage the upper and the adhesives.
Is a Hyperace too much for a beginner?
A beginner won't fully utilize all its cushioning. The Hyperspeed Court, which is simpler, is enough for a first season. The Hyperace makes sense when jumping becomes central to your game.
