Two players per team, a court measuring sixteen metres by eight and no substitutes: in beach-volley, every Wilson ball touched counts, and the brand has made sand its preferred playing field.
This page brings together the OPTX AVP, the official ball of the American professional circuit, and the ball Seul au monde, available individually or in a set.
The OPTX AVP is the official ball of the American professional beach-volley circuit. Its Optic Flow graphics help to follow the ball against the backdrop of sky, sand, or crowds, a real plus when the sun is low. It comes in bright yellow, the official version, and in fluorescent yellow, which is very visible on the sand.
White and red, it resembles Tom Hanks' companion in the movie. It's a playable beach ball, perfect for the beach and games with friends, and a gift that always makes an impact.
The two versions of the OPTX AVP and the Alone in the world ball are available in bulk. A beach section can thus train with the competition ball, and a campsite or holiday center can equip its area in one go.
The beach Molten balls offer female models and a sewn leisure ball. The page beach-volley balls brings together all the brands. For a Wilson at a reduced price, check out the beach special offers.
The difference mainly lies in the color. The bright yellow is that of the official circuit ball, while the fluorescent yellow is even more easily spotted on light sand. Choose according to your preferences or those of your club.
Each tournament chooses its ball, and it's not always the same. Ask the organiser or your club which one is played that weekend. To train, take the same one.
Yes, it’s a proper beach-volley ball made for leisure. It doesn't have the level of a competition ball, but it works just fine on the beach. Many also keep it as a souvenir.
Check the pressure before each game, it varies with the temperature. Moisturise the needle before inserting it into the valve, to avoid damaging it. Keep the ball in the shade between matches.