Gift ideas under €100 at Molten
A match ball under the Christmas tree: it's the simplest gift from Molten for a club player, featuring the V5M5000, a competition ball approved by the FIVB.
The rest of the page is filled with bundles, for indoor training, for the younger ones, and for beach-volley.
V5M5000: the indoor match ball
The V5M5000 is the premium Molten for indoor volleyball. Its glued panels and nylon carcass, with a butyl bladder that holds the pressure, give a match feel. It's a size 5 ball, suitable for adult competitions, that you give to a player who wants to train with the Saturday ball.
V5M3500 and light balls: sets for practice
For training, the V5M3500 is used for gym sessions. Younger players have their lighter balls: the V5M2000-L for beginners, the V5M2501-L with a very soft touch for forearms, and the V5C1400-L. They are offered in sets of three or five, perfect for starting a volleyball school or equipping a family of players.
V5B1300 and V5B1500: sand sets
For beach-volleyball, the V5B1300 Breizh targets the beach or garden area, and the V5B1500 complements the offer. Both are sold in sets, convenient for summer tournaments with friends.
An outfit to match the ball
To complete, the page Mikasa offers another iconic ball, the page Errea has France shirts, and the page Asics features indoor shoes. All brands are listed on the page of gift ideas under €100, and the special ball offers gather the balls at discounted prices.
Frequently asked questions
Is the V5M5000 a good gift for a recreational player?
Yes, if they play indoors: it provides the feel of a competition ball. For playing outside or against a wall, a training ball like the V5M3500 holds up better and conserves the match ball.
How to get a budget-friendly Molten match ball for Christmas?
Balls in this price range are gathered here, available individually or in sets. The special ball offers include models at reduced prices, and sets are cheaper per ball than buying individually.
Can a beach-volleyball be used in the gym?
No, it is larger and inflated less than an indoor ball: on wood floors, it bounces and behaves differently. Keep it for sand and the garden.
Why give a lighter ball to a child?
Lighter and softer, it spares the forearms and fingers, making high passes easier. The child gains confidence more quickly, which is important during the first months.
Is a pump needed with a volleyball?
Yes, it's recommended: a ball loses a bit of air over time. A pump with a needle and gauge helps maintain the correct pressure, indicated near the valve.
