Crazyflight or Stabil for your next match? At Black Friday shoes adidas, the Crazyflight is a low-top or mid-top volleyball shoe, while the Stabil focuses on support, with a chassis that holds the footing.
The Ligra for beginners, the Spezial, the Breaknet and other city sneakers complete the selection, for men, women and children.
The Crazyflight features a lightweight midsole under a mesh upper. A torsion system aids propulsion at the moment of jumping, and the Adiwear sole grips well on indoor surfaces. It comes in a low version for freedom of movement and a Mid version that provides more ankle support. Players have their own colourways.
The Ligra is an indoor volleyball shoe with dynamic cushioning, available in adult, women's, and children's sizes. It's a great first pair for a young player starting at volleyball school or for a recreational player looking to move on from their city trainers.
The Stabil has a chassis that supports changes in stance and direction. On a volleyball court, it suits players who need more lateral support than an ultra-light shoe. For sizing, compare with the size guide on the listing.
The Spezial maintains the low silhouette of indoor shoes from which it originates, with a rubber sole. Breaknet, Barreda, and Streettalk are everyday sneakers, and the Tensaur fits kids. You can also find basketball shoes like the Ownthegame. For playing volleyball, stick to an indoor shoe.
For comparison, Mizuno shoes Mizuno, Asics shoes Asics, and Nike shoes Nike also offer models designed for volleyball, and Hummel or Salming provide additional options for indoors. The full range is on the Black Friday shoes page. Then, the special offers on shoes and then the shoe sales take over.
Filter the page by volleyball sport or indoor shoe type to isolate the Crazyflights and Ligra among the sneakers. Men's and women's colours are combined here, allowing for quick comparison.
A modern indoor shoe made of mesh requires almost no break-in period. Wear it for a training session first before using it in a match to identify any potential area of friction. Keep your previous pair as a backup for the first few weeks.
The low version keeps the ankle free for movement, while the Mid version provides more coverage. A player who receives a lot or is returning from a sprain may prefer the Mid, while one who wants freedom of movement may prefer the low. Try both at the end of the day to feel the difference.
Dirt stuck to the sole is the main cause: wipe it during stoppages, as many players do. A worn and smooth sole under the front of the foot also grips much less. Avoid walking outside in your indoor shoes.
Yes, there are no rules that impose a brand or model of shoe for volleyball. Gyms only require a sole that doesn't mark the floor, which is the case with indoor shoes. So choose based on your comfort and position.